title: Is there a quick way to unbind keys in Emacs?
body: <p>I did a <kbd>ctrl</kbd> <kbd>h</kbd> <kbd>b</kbd> to view all my bindings in emacs. Now I want to unbind a <strong>lot</strong> of keys, simply because I never use those functions of Emacs and I don't want to perform them when I accidently press the bound keys! This also frees up a lot of keys for other tasks (for use with Cedet for example). So apart from global-unset-key, is there any method to remove bindings in bulk?</p>
  
  <p><code><pre>
  C-a     move-beginning-of-line
  C-b     backward-char
  C-c     mode-specific-command-prefix
  C-d     delete-char
  C-e     move-end-of-line
  C-f     forward-char
  C-g     keyboard-quit
  C-h     help-command
  C-k     kill-line
  C-l     recenter-top-bottom
  C-n     next-line
  C-o     open-line
  C-p     previous-line
  C-q     quoted-insert
  C-t     transpose-chars
  C-u     universal-argument
  C-v     scroll-up
  C-x     Control-X-prefix
  C-z     suspend-frame
  ESC     ESC-prefix
  </pre></code></p>
  
  <p>I want to remove most of these bindings which are absolutely useless for me.</p>