The less-familiar parts of Lisp for beginners — unuse-package

The unuse-package function modifies the Lisp image, causing external symbols from one or more packages that have been inherited into another package (by the use of the complementary function use-package) to stop being available by inheritance within that other package.  This is fairly straight-forward, but it is important to note that this function affects only symbols inherited through use-package, it does not affect symbols explicitly brought in with import.

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