To remove someone's name from a list, register, or membership, especially in schools or programs.
From dis- (reverse, undo) + enroll (from Old French enroller, meaning to write on a roll or list). The prefix dis- creates the opposite action: where 'enroll' adds you to a record, 'disenroll' removes you from it.
In modern times, 'disenroll' became a major political issue when thousands of people were automatically removed from healthcare rolls—showing how old words suddenly become news when circumstances change and the public needs to talk about them.
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