'unfriend' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is used to describe the act of removing someone from a list of friends on social media. For example, "I unfriended him on Facebook after he posted offensive content."
But Hollywood isn't clicking the unfriend button just yet.
So while a similar study last month suggested you should "unfriend" your partner on Facebook to improve your relationship, deleting the social site is unlikely to decrease adulterous attitudes.
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Some games, like Battlefield 4, even have their own dedicated social network beyond Microsoft and Sony's; absurdly, these sub-social networks also encourage you to share your gaming activity directly to Facebook, virtually insuring that all of your friends will be gamers, since the rest of them will unfriend you after the twentieth update about your latest weapon unlock.
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While Spiegel explained that it's designed specifically so that it can be ignored — and you can simply secretly unfriend somebody — it nonetheless ties Snapchat to the well-worn model of the stream, which it had previously rejected.
Making a strong impression in third place was another new entry, the social media horror movie Unfriended.
But here's the thing: Unfriended isn't bad.
At a succinct 82 minutes, Unfriended doesn't hang around.
It was also polarising on Twitter ("Warning : #Unfriended is cringeworthy and just keep in mind, who the hell uses Skype any more?" "Just watched a whole movie via Skype, so that was incredibly frustrating").
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