unflag
/ˈʌnflæɡ/Definitions
1. verb
to remove a flag from something, especially a ship or a building
“The unflag of the old building was a sign of its new ownership.”
2. verb
to stop flying a flag
“The unflag of the national flag was a sign of respect during the mourning period.”
3. verb
to remove or cancel a signal or warning, especially on a ship or aircraft
“The crew unflagged the warning lights to signal that it was safe to land.”