unstrike
/ˌʌnˈstrɪk/Definitions
1. verb
to remove or take away something, especially a blow or a threat
“The new policy aims to unstrike fear in the hearts of the general public.”
2. verb
to remove or cancel a threat, warning, or action
“The company’s lawyers worked to unstrike the lawsuit against them.”
3. verb
to remove or cancel a signal or a strike in a game or sport
“The umpire decided to unstrike the player who was on strike.”