uncate
/ˈʌŋkət/Definitions
1. verb
to cut or sever something roughly or carelessly
“The gardener had to uncate the thorny branch to make it easier to prune.”
2. verb
to remove or discard something unwanted or unnecessary
“The company had to uncate its old and outdated policies to stay competitive.”
3. verb
to stop or discontinue something
“The government had to uncate its subsidy to the struggling business.”