Adjectives That Start with U
In English, there are plenty of adjectives that start with the letter U. Uber, Uplifting, Unique, Unerring, Ultimate… Do you know these words? Click here to learn the meaning of these and many other words with definitions and examples.
You’ll see that many of them begin with ‘un-‘ which means ‘not’ (this prefix adds negative meaning to words). Here is a huge list of descriptive words and we hope you find them Useful.
| ubiquitous | Being present everywhere at once It really is the ubiquitous regional food in the area. |
| ugandan | Of or relating to or characteristic of uganda or its people Ugandan speakers will alter foreign words to make them sound more euphonic. |
| ugly | Displeasing to the senses She is frightened by the ugly building. |
| ukrainian | Of or relating to or characteristic of ukraine or its people or culture He was especially disapproving of ukrainian settlement. |
| ulcerated | Having an ulcer or canker They may be hairless, ulcerated, or itchy. |
| ulcerative | Of or relating to or characterized by ulceration Clinial presentation of ulcerative colitis. |
| ulcerous | Having an ulcer or canker Too bad henry died of that ulcerous leg. |
| ulnar | Relating to or near the ulna Radial abduction/ulnar adduction. |
| ult | In or of the month preceding the present one Anyway, i’m wondering if any of you guys know who this ult. |
| ulterior | Coming at a subsequent time or stage They all have an ulterior motive in looking for the stolen loot. |
| ultimate | Furthest or highest in degree or order; utmost or extreme The community is surely the ultimate arbiter. |
| ultimo | In or of the month preceding the present one At the ‘ultimo’ the last trick has to be taken with the ‘small man’. |
| ultra | Far beyond the norm It communicates by squeaking or with ultra sound. |
| ultraconservative | Extremely conservative A politically ultraconservative or reactionary person. |
| ultramarine | Of a brilliant pure blue to purplish blue color Their armor is painted ultramarine blue. |
| ultramicroscopic | Too small to be seen without an ultramicroscope An investigation on the nature of ultramicroscopic viruses. |
| ultramodern | Extremely modern In contrast, one ultramodern status symbol was the movado museum watch. |
| ultramontane | On or relating to or characteristic of the region or peoples beyond the alps from italy (or north of the alps) Ultramontane has done some work on the hank williams jr. entry. |
| ultranationalistic | Fanatically patriotic This is clear case of trolling and ultranationalistic behaviors. |
| ultrasonic | Having frequencies above those of audible sound The carrier is useful in ultrasonic testing of furnace tubes. |
| ultraviolet | Having or employing wavelengths shorter than light but longer than x-rays; lying outside the visible spectrum at its violet end Sunburn is a condition of the skin after overexposure to ultraviolet radiation. |
| umbellar | Bearing or consisting of or resembling umbels |
| umbellate | Bearing or consisting of or resembling umbels Scapes are umbellate and dark coloured. |
| umbelliferous | Relating to or belonging to plants of the family umbelliferae For example, hover fly adults can be attracted to umbelliferous plants in bloom. |
| umbelliform | Resembling or in the form of an umbel A compressed cyme is called umbelliform if it resembles an umbel. |
| umber | Of the color of any of various natural brown earth pigments Burnt umber is both a pigment and a colour. |
| umbilical | Relating to or resembling the umbilicus Etymology. of percutaneous umbilical blood sampling. |
| umbilicate | Depressed like a navel The shell is umbilicate and planorboid in shape. |
| umbrageous | Filled with shade |
| umbrella | Covering or applying simultaneously to a number of similar items or elements or groups Bring your umbrella because it will rain today. |
| umbrellalike | Resembling an umbrella |
| umpteen | Innumerable but many I have clarified this point for you umpteen times. |
| umpteenth | Last in an indefinitely numerous series That makes the umpteenth vote of approval. |
| umptieth | Last in an indefinitely numerous series Being umptieth in the line for the throne is not, not, not, notable. |
| umteen | Innumerable but many |
| umteenth | Last in an indefinitely numerous series It is always to condemn homophobia to the umteenth degree. |
| unabashed | Not embarrassed- jerome stone But for now we have this reality, unabashed. |
| unabated | Continuing at full strength or intensity The carnage went on unabated through the month of august. |
| unable | Lacking necessary physical or mental ability The cavalry was unable to capture the church. |
| unabridged | Not shortened I was providing the unabridged definition here. |
| unabused | Not physically abused; treated properly |
| unaccented | Pronounced with little or no stress I redirected from the unaccented page to the accented one. |
| unacceptable | Not adequate to give satisfaction Unethical treatment of the deceased is unacceptable. |
| unaccepted | Not conforming to standard usage If it is an unaccepted synonym, it’s a redirect. |
| unaccessible | Capable of being reached only with great difficulty or not at all This thick, ancient forest and swamp reserve is unaccessible to public. |
| unaccommodating | Not accommodating It’s unaccommodating and unsightly. |
| unaccompanied | Taking place without something specified occurring at the same time Prior to that the congregants sang unaccompanied. |
| unaccountable | Not to be accounted for or explained Are you to be considered unaccountable |
| unaccredited | Lacking official approval His teaching position is at an unaccredited theological seminary. |
| unaccustomed | Not habituated to; unfamiliar with He is timid and narcissistic, as well as unaccustomed to failure. |
| unachievable | Impossible to achieve An exact time bracketing has been unachievable at present. |
| unacknowledged | Not openly acknowledged Some of it is unacknowledged or steadfastly denied. |
| unacquainted | Having little or no knowledge of Brave men, you are not unacquainted with battle. |
| unacquisitive | Not acquisitive; not interested in acquiring or owning anything |
| unactable | Not actable |
| unadaptable | Not adaptable |
| unadapted | Not changed in form or character for a purpose Unadapted right branching nonterminals. |
| unaddicted | Not addicted |
| unaddressed | Not addressed The notability question remains unaddressed. |
| unadjustable | Not adjustable He has to be unswerving, uncompromising, and unadjustable. |
| unadjusted | Not altered to fit certain requirements; Biggest opening weekend gross of all time, unadjusted for inflation. |
| unadoptable | Difficult to place in an adoptive home It also operates a sanctuary for dogs that are unadoptable. |
| unadorned | Not decorated with something to increase its beauty or distinction It is a relatively unadorned and nasal style. |
| unadulterated | Not mixed with impurities It was and continues to be pure, unadulterated character assassination. |
| unadventurous | Lacking in boldness The repertoire may be unadventurous, but the playing is top class. |
| unadvisable | Not prudent or wise; not recommended To me, the alternative to coming here is unadvisable, at best. |
| unadvised | Having received no information The contributor of the text was not identified and so remained unadvised. |
| unaerated | Not supplied with oxygen The solution is usually gently aerated but may be unaerated. |
| unaesthetic | Violating aesthetic canons or requirements; deficient in tastefulness or beauty The search bar is essentially redundant and unaesthetic. |
| unaffected | Emotionally unmoved It is not a decease because the head is unaffected. |
| unaffecting | Not arousing affect |
| unaffectionate | Lacking affection or warm feeling Similarly, unaffectionate socialisation causes a tough minded attitude. |
| unaffiliated | Not affiliated They are entirely unaffiliated with us. |
| unaffixed | Not affixed |
| unafraid | Oblivious of dangers or perils or calmly resolute in facing them He was highly experienced and unafraid. |
| unaged | Not subjected to an aging process The new make spirit , or unaged whisky, is then placed in oak casks to mature. |
| unaggressive | Not aggressive; not given to fighting or assertiveness His experience and combativeness helped the small and unaggressive flyers team. |
| unagitated | Not physically disturbed or set in motion The third pond is unagitated and is quiet. |
| unaided | Carried out without aid or assistance In some cases, the architect can already assemble the end system unaided. |
| unaired | Lacking fresh air Musso was the unaired pilot only. |
| unairworthy | Not fit to fly If it were, it would be unairworthy. |
| unalarming | Not alarming; assuaging alarm |
| unalert | Not alert to what is potentially dangerous |
| unalienable | Incapable of being repudiated or transferred to another The simple, unalienable stance that i have is this. |
| unalike | Not alike or similar They turn out to be, in maya angelou’s famous phrase, more alike than unalike. |
| unalloyed | Free from admixture Major assertions in the article are unalloyed by any verification whatsoever. |
| unalterable | Remaining the same for indefinitely long times The unalterable position seems to be your position. |
| unaltered | Remaining in an original state In fact, the size of the fleet remained unaltered until the mid 1990s. |
| unambiguous | Having or exhibiting a single clearly defined meaning- mario vargas llosa The message from the representative of the wt society is clear and unambiguous. |
| unambitious | Having little desire for success or achievement The original plan was quite unambitious. |
| unamended | Not amended This page seems to have been quite badly vandalised, and then left unamended. |
| unanalyzable | Representing the furthest possible extent of analysis or division into parts- g.s.brett-m.r.cohen In epistemology, he suggests that the concept of knowledge is unanalyzable. |
| unanalyzed | Not analyzed or broken down for detailed examination The crucial features that define force are left unanalyzed. |
| unangry | Not angry |
| unanimated | Not animated or enlivened; dull However, they unilaterally remain muted and unanimated in regard to palestinians. |
| unanimous | Acting together as a single undiversified whole The final vote was unanimous in favor of the recommendation. |
| unannealed | Not annealed and consequently easily cracked or fractured |
| unannounced | Without warning or announcement- m.a.d.howe At that point, it’s an unannounced match, not rumor. |
| unanswerable | Impossible to answer This is quite simply an unanswerable question. |
| unanswered | Not returned in kind But spain gamely bounced back into the game with 2 unanswered goals. |
| unanticipated | Not anticipated- h.w.glidden Fourth, there is the problem of unanticipated results. |
| unapologetic | Unwilling to make or express an apology They described it as unapologetic in its simplicity. |
| unappareled | Having removed clothing |
| unapparent | Not readily apparent The structure of the eyes are unapparent. |
| unappealable | Not subject to appeal The council’s decisions are final and unappealable. |
| unappealing | Tending to evoke antipathetic feelings That said the display issue is unappealing. |
| unappeasable | Not to be placated or appeased or moved by entreaty In him the universal plaint is most settled, unappeasable, and serious. |
| unappendaged | Not having an appendage |
| unappetising | Not appetizing in appearance, aroma, or taste The crust is a dull unappetising grey. |
| unappetizing | Not appetizing in appearance, aroma, or taste It’s a good photo of an unappetizing tomato. |
| unappreciated | Having value that is not acknowledged Your overt hostility is unwarranted and unappreciated. |
| unappreciative | Not likely to be rewarded Both are unappreciated and result in pissing matches that are distasteful. |
| unapprehensive | Not recognizing or slow to recognize danger |
| unapproachable | Discouraging intimacies; reserved It’s very unapproachable to the common man. |
| unarbitrary | Not subject to individual determination |
| unarguable | Against which no argument can be made Ds was a natural, unarguable law of pure science and mathematics. |
| unargumentative | Not given to or characterized by argument |
| unarmed | Lacking barbs or stings or thorns Carter kills the commandant in unarmed combat and frees the scientists. |
| unarmored | Used of animals; without protective covering They were unarmored and only lightly armed. |
| unarmoured | Used of animals; without protective covering On the roman side, jut the dalmatae and the mounted archers were unarmoured. |
| unarticulate | Without or deprived of the use of speech or words |
| unarticulated | Uttered without the use of normal words or syllables Assumptions are the often unarticulated beliefs that pervade and underpin social systems. |
| unartistic | Lacking aesthetic sensibility; But we talk on and on over unartistic details. |
| unary | Consisting of or involving a single element or component The advantage of unary templates is obvious. |
| unascertainable | Not able to be ascertained; resisting discovery I have removed that section because it is nothing but unascertainable innuendo. |
| unascribable | Not attributable |
| unashamed | Used of persons or their behavior; feeling no shame He’s also an unashamed monarchist. |
| unasked | Not asked for Anyway, that’s my unasked for input. |
| unassailable | Immune to attack; incapable of being tampered with I had the intimate gut feeling the theory was unassailable. |
| unassertive | Inclined to timidity or lack of self-confidence Slocum was known as an unassertive, exceedingly careful, by the book officer. |
| unassignable | Incapable of being transferred This also implies the existence of many unassignable errors. |
| unassigned | Not assigned I never really got the point of the incoming unassigned cases in the template. |
| unassisted | Unsupported by other people All were able to leave the aircraft unassisted. |
| unassuming | Not arrogant or presuming He is utterly modest and unassuming. |
| unassured | Lacking boldness or confidence |
| unasterisked | Not marked with an asterisk |
| unattached | Not fastened together He was unattached to the society. |
| unattackable | Immune to attack; incapable of being tampered with |
| unattainable | Impossible to achieve That doesn’t seem to be an unattainable goal. |
| unattended | Lacking accompaniment or a guard or escort The airport is unattended and is privately owned. |
| unattired | Having removed clothing |
| unattractive | Not appealing to the senses But by 1912, heavy traffic around the site made the houses unattractive. |
| unattributable | Not attributable Both gilligan and atts spoke to kelly on an unattributable basis. |
| unauthentic | Intended to deceive This has recently been shown to be unauthentic. |
| unauthorised | Not endowed with authority Does it hold the record for containing the most unauthorized fbi wiretaps |
| unauthorized | Not endowed with authority So was the interpretation of a 1993 letter that the casino was unauthorized. |
| unavailable | Not available or accessible or at hand In the meantime, why is the dhimmi article sporadically unavailable |
| unavailing | Producing no result or effect His attempts to persuade her were unavailing. |
| unavenged | For which vengeance has not been taken This disaster remained unavenged for nearly seventeen years. |
| unavoidable | Impossible to avoid or evade: Minimizing the moving mass also reduces the unavoidable wear on the records. |
| unavowed | Not affirmed or mentioned or declared |
| unawakened | Still asleep The buddha’s skandhas are said to be incomprehensible to unawakened vision. |
| unaware | Not aware I was unaware of the injunction. |
| unawed | Not awed |
| unbacked | Unsupported by other people Sorry about the unbacked up edit. |
| unbaffled | Not perplexed by conflicting situations or statements |
| unbalanced | Affected with madness or insanity The second half of the article is still very unbalanced. |
| unbalconied | Not having balconies |
| unbanded | Not identified with a band A heading mechanism is provided to square an unbanded bale push into the press. |
| unbaptised | Not having undergone the christian ritual of baptism For unbaptised sikhs it certainly isn’t compulsory. |
| unbaptized | Not having undergone the christian ritual of baptism To say that the church believes the unbaptized will go to hell is misleading. |
| unbarred | Not firmly fastened or secured I’m thinking just one, unbarred spiral. |
| unbarreled | Not in a barrel |
| unbarrelled | Not in a barrel |
| unbearable | Incapable of being put up with This is the unbearable lightness of being postmodern. |
| unbeatable | Hard to defeat However, that was already the reign of the unbeatable italian blue team. |
| unbeaten | Not conquered In 2008 they went unbeaten and are so far unbeaten in the 2009 season. |
| unbecoming | Not in keeping with accepted standards of what is right or proper in polite society It is unbecoming to attack an editor and not the edits. |
| unbefitting | Not befitting There is surely something wrong and unbefitting in that type of conduct. |
| unbeholden | Free of moral obligation Sometimes, we need a body of government unbeholden to public opinion. |
| unbeknown | Occurring or existing without the knowledge of It is unbeknown to me why i must beguile such force. |
| unbeknownst | Occurring or existing without the knowledge of Unbeknownst to them, it’s all a trap. |
| unbelievable | Beyond belief or understanding He illumined the world with his unbelievable inventions. |
| unbelieving | Holding that only material phenomena can be known and knowledge of spiritual matters or ultimate causes is impossible Israel is a temporary unbelieving picture of the people of god. |
| unbeloved | Unhappy in love; suffering from unrequited love |
| unbelted | Lacking a belt Such occupants are frequently ejected or found unbelted inside the car. |
| unbendable | Marked by firm determination or resolution; not shakable As it says often on the site, the rules are not unbendable. |
| unbending | Incapable of adapting or changing to meet circumstances Despite his unbending resistance, his state fell to an innings defeat. |
| unbeneficed | Not having a benefice |
| unbent | Erect in posture That was from an earlier discussion, and sts has unbent somewhat. |
| unbiased | Without bias Disabuse yourself of the notion that you have an unbiased reading. |
| unbiassed | Without bias I question the allegedly unbiased opinions in the article. |
| unbigoted | Not opinionated |
| unbitter | Having or showing no resentment or desire for revenge |
| unbleached | Not artificially colored or bleached Environmentally friendly toilet paper may also be unbleached. |
| unblemished | Free from physical or moral spots or stains Not a self purported honourable endeavour to keep wiki unblemished. |
| unblended | Not blended or mixed together It can also appear unblended, in which case it may be labeled blanc de noirs. |
| unblessed | Not provided with something desirable The result will be unblessed chaos. |
| unblinking | Not shrinking from danger Across from it, hugh the hand and the dog watch her with unblinking eyes. |
| unbloody | Achieved without bloodshed |
| unblushing | Feeling no shame |
| unbodied | Having no body |
| unbolted | Not firmly fastened or secured The tail can be unbolted and let down, then have a barrel rolled on. |
| unbooked | Not reserved in advance |
| unbordered | Having no border The images are unbordered right now and should stay that way. |
| unborn | Not yet brought into existence Appropriately, the cover of the album depicts a sketch of an unborn baby. |
| unbound | Not restrained or tied down by bonds Compound of unbound with suffix i. |
| unbounded | Seemingly boundless in amount, number, degree, or especially extent A month later, it was judged to be finite but unbounded. |
| unbowed | Erect in posture Selvin and the unconditional solution stand unbowed. |
| unbraced | Without braces or props |
| unbrainwashed | Not successfully subjected to brainwashing |
| unbranched | Without branches It is typically self supporting and unbranched. |
| unbranching | Without branches A related unbranching architecture is a ring polymer. |
| unbranded | Not marked with a brand Supermarkets and bargain stores in europe sell unbranded tennis balls. |
| unbreakable | Impossible to break especially under ordinary usage Yet she’s tied to him for life, both of them caught in an unbreakable mate bond. |
| unbridgeable | Not bridgeable The article talks about irreconcilable differences and an unbridgeable schism. |
| unbridled | Not restrained or controlled Caliban planted their roots in the scene with unbridled metalcore. |
| unbroken | Not broken; whole and intact; in one piece The costa is unbroken and the sub costa is apparent on the insect. |
| unbrushed | Not brushed |
| unburdened | Not encumbered with a physical burden or load There is more of a focus on feeling, and automatism is unburdened with meaning. |
| unburied | Not buried They disposed of their shares of the unburied treasure diversely. |
| unburnished | Of metals e.g.; not made shiny and smooth by friction |
| unbuttoned | Not under constraint in action or expression- curtis bok Easiest choice is a casual shirt worn underneath but then unbuttoned. |
| uncamphorated | Not containing camphor |
| uncanny | Suggesting the operation of supernatural influences- john galsworthy In fact, the two share uncanny similarities. |
| uncapped | Used especially of front teeth All modes can be capped at 15bps or completely uncapped. |
| uncarbonated | Not having carbonation |
| uncaring | Lacking affection or warm feeling Eudoxia’s maker was very cold and uncaring. |
| uncarpeted | Not carpeted |
| uncarved | Not carved In uncarved simplicity the people attain their true nature. |
| uncastrated | Not castrated Bulls uncastrated males are also used in many parts of the world. |
| uncategorised | Not categorized or sorted Lots of these are now transferred but are uncategorised. |
| uncategorized | Not categorized or sorted And, yes, it may also be uncategorized. |
| uncaulked | Not caulked or sealed |
| uncaused | Having no cause or apparent cause There is still some aspect of the choice that is uncaused. |
| unceasing | Continuing forever or indefinitely I appreciate your unceasing work very much. |
| uncensored | Not subject to censorship This is the true story of the student bar uncensored |
| unceremonial | Without ceremony or formality |
| unceremonious | Without ceremony or formality So their destruction was necessarily unceremonious and brief. |
| uncertain | Not consistent or dependable The authenticity of the sonata is uncertain. |
| uncertified | Lacking requisite official documentation or endorsement Until they are, she remains on the uncertified list. |
| unchained | Not bound by shackles and chains The recording was made for the soundtrack of the obscure prison film unchained. |
| unchallengeable | Generally agreed upon; not subject to dispute Again, angerer was unchallenged in the democratic primary. |
| unchallenged | Generally agreed upon; not subject to dispute The meteoric take over went almost unchallenged. |
| unchangeable | Not changeable or subject to change-ashley montagu Logic is omnipresent, unchangeable, and objective. |
| unchanged | Remaining in an original state The core of the band remains unchanged. |
| unchanging | Conforming to the same principles or course of action over time He is closely associated with solidity, unchanging forms, and the earth. |
| uncharacteristic | Distinctive and not typical That would be most uncharacteristic of me. |
| uncharged | Of a particle or body or system; having no charge Preferred uncharged complex forming substances are also new. |
| uncharitable | Lacking love and generosity- charles reade It is an uncharitable attack from dharmaburning. |
| uncharted | Not yet surveyed or investigated Anaxandra, a girl, is living on an uncharted island. |
| unchartered | Not chartered All unchartered waters are the same. |
| unchaste | Not chaste She also notes that no man has truly inspired her to be unchaste. |
| uncheckable | Incapable of being checked or restrained The second source appears to be uncheckable on line. |
| unchecked | Not restrained or controlled As of november 2005, the extraction of gravel remains unchecked. |
| uncheerful | Causing sad feelings of gloom and inadequacy |
| unchewable | Full of sinews; especially impossible to chew |
| unchivalrous | Offensively discourteous That’s ridiculous, and unchivalrous. |
| unchristian | Not of a christian faith Others view her in a more negative light, as unchristian and deceptive. |
| unchristianly | Not becoming to or like a christian |
| unchristlike | Not becoming to or like a christian |
| uncial | Relating to or written in majuscule letters (which resemble modern capitals) The text was written on vellum in uncial letters. |
| uncivil | Lacking civility or good manners- willa cather It’s unhealthy and unwholesome, dare i be uncivil to say neurotic |
| uncivilised | Without civilizing influences-margaret meade The popular view of celtic society is that it was primitive and uncivilized. |
| uncivilized | Without civilizing influences-margaret meade For the most part, it viewed non chinese peoples as uncivilized barbarians. |
| unclad | Having removed clothing |
| unclaimed | Not claimed or called for by an owner or assignee Unclaimed refunds were donated to the organizations. |
| unclassifiable | Not possible to classify I removed this as a difficult and unclassifiable case. |
| unclassified | Not subject to a security classification Often there was no unclassified evidence. |
| unclean | Soiled or likely to soil with dirt or grime It was also very unclean and it was longer than the page. |
| uncleanly | Habitually unclean |
| unclear | Not easily deciphered The mechanism of this heterogeneity is unclear. |
| uncleared | Not cleared; not rid of objects or obstructions The region to the northern end of the province is mountainous uncleared forest. |
| unclimbable | Incapable of being surmounted or climbed |
| unclipped | Not clipped The unclipped original may be either a simple or a composite. |
| unclogged | Freed of obstructions The band followed it with an acoustic live album unclogged in 1995. |
| unclothed | Not wearing clothing The massage subject may be fully or partly unclothed. |
| unclouded | Not mentally disordered His mind, however, had remained unclouded until a second and fatal attack… |
| uncluttered | Having nothing extraneous The table is functional and uncluttered. |
| uncoated | Not having a coating This paper quality can be both coated and uncoated. |
| uncoiled | No longer coiled Subsequently, the coil is uncoiled and led out to the finishing mill. |
| uncollected | Not brought together in one place The judgment remains uncollected. |
| uncollectible | Not capable of being collected Many of these loans proved to be either uncollectible or under secured. |
| uncolored | Not artificially colored or bleached The solutions are separated by a sheet of uncolored glass. |
| uncoloured | Without color Constables’ plates are larger and of uncoloured white metal. |
| uncolumned | Not having columns |
| uncombable | Not capable of being combed |
| uncombed | Not combed The monster’s main trait, however, is bright uncombed red hair. |
| uncombined | Not joined or united into one Gold is found almost exclusively in the uncombined form. |
| uncomely | Not in keeping with accepted standards of what is right or proper in polite society |
| uncomfortable | Providing or experiencing physical discomfort I am still uncomfortable with the inclusion of the emogame. |
| uncommercial | Not conducive to commercial success- h.e.clurman The album is considered to be purposely difficult and uncommercial. |
| uncommercialised | Not having been commercialized It remains very uncommercialised and is a conservation zone. |
| uncommercialized | Not having been commercialized |
| uncommitted | Not busy; not otherwise committed Then they select delegates who are officially uncommitted. |
| uncommon | Not common or ordinarily encountered; unusually great in amount or remarkable in character or kind He is said to have painted with uncommon celerity. |
| uncommunicative | Not inclined to talk or give information or express opinions Most are bedridden, tired, and uncommunicative even when awake. |
| uncomparable | Such that comparison is impossible; unsuitable for comparison or lacking features that can be compared These were fairly uncomparable in terms of vibe. |
| uncompartmented | Not compartmented; not divided into compartments or isolated units |
| uncompassionate | Lacking compassion or feeling for others- shakespeare In reality, he was pedantic, officious and uncompassionate. |
| uncompensated | Not paying a salary Please give me some space and be very courteous to my uncompensated efforts. |
| uncompetitive | Not inclined to compete This design was soon rejected as uncompetitive with western counterparts. |
| uncomplaining | Not complaining O lan proves to be an excellent wife, hard working and uncomplaining. |
| uncomplete | Not complete or total; not completed This are correct and verified facts, even if they are uncomplete. |
| uncompleted | Not yet finished I see very uncompleted this article. |
| uncomplicated | Easy and not involved or complicated Pyrimethamine is used in the treatment of uncomplicated malaria. |
| uncomplimentary | Tending to (or intended to) detract or disparage To my mind it is somewhat uncomplimentary, but not hugely so. |
| uncompounded | Not constituting a compound He is neither compounded nor uncompounded. |
| uncomprehended | Not fully understood |
| uncomprehending | Lacking understanding Dixon walks to his own death almost uncomprehending. |
| uncomprehensible | Difficult to understand- a. einstein This edit rendered the beginning of the article totally uncomprehensible. |
| uncompromising | Not making concessions The pure entertainment is solid and uncompromising. |
| unconcealed | Not concealed or hidden The spoiled ballots are counted in the open and unconcealed. |
| unconcerned | Easy in mind; not worried His parents were surprisingly unconcerned about him. |
| unconditional | Not contingent; not determined or influenced by someone or something else In the unconditional problem, the constant will always switch. |
| unconditioned | Not conditional In classical the unconditioned stimulus is out of the control of the animal. |
| unconfessed | Not admitted Due to her dying unconfessed, cynthia was cursed to an eternity of damnation. |
| unconfined | Not confined The bar stock is unconfined except in the spaced apart fittings. |
| unconfirmed | Not finally established or settled The attribution of these motets to adam is unconfirmed. |
| unconformable | Not correspondent |
| unconformist | Not conforming to some norm or socially approved pattern of behavior or thought |
| unconfused | Not perplexed by conflicting situations or statements There is absolutely no reason to not state it in clear and unconfused terms. |
| uncongenial | Used of plant stock or scions; incapable of being grafted Carter was undoubtedly an uncongenial companion. |
| unconnected | Not joined or linked together Or perhaps it was unconnected with music. |
| unconquerable | Not capable of being conquered or vanquished or overcome- r.e.danielson Of eternal glory and splendour, thou art unborn and unconquerable. |
| unconquered | Not conquered She yearns for the days when the planet was still wild and unconquered. |
| unconscientious | Not conscientious; |
| unconscionable | Lacking a conscience But it is exploitation, and unconscionable in my opinion. |
| unconscious | Without conscious volition An inebriated manohar finds the unconscious boy. |
| unconsecrated | Not holy because unconsecrated or impure or defiled The parsis called such an unconsecrated building either dar be mehr or agiary. |
| unconsidered | Without proper consideration or reflection Man in his natural unconsidered state is a contradictory reporter. |
| unconsolable | Sad beyond comforting; incapable of being consoled Sam’s death left jack unconsolable. |
| unconsolidated | Loose and unstratified It is unconsolidated and highly fossiliferous. |
| unconstipated | Not constipated |
| unconstitutional | Not consistent with or according to a constitution; contrary to the u.s. constitution Annas said the law was unconstitutional. |
| unconstrained | Free from constraint There are powerful advantages to such an unconstrained system. |
| unconstricted | Not constricted physically or by extension psychologically |
| unconstructive | Not constructive That was not an unconstructive edit. |
| unconsumed | Not consumed He could also store unconsumed blood in a cooler. |
| unconsummated | Not consummated (especially of a marriage) The last details about viktor regard his unconsummated affair with marya. |
| uncontaminated | Free from admixture with noxious elements; clean You should drink water from uncontaminated sources. |
| uncontaminating | Not spreading pollution or contamination; especially radioactive contamination |
| uncontested | Not disputed and not made the object of contention or competition Also, it is a relatively uncontested position. |
| uncontrived | Not by design or artifice; unforced and impromptu He wants his work to be spontaneous and uncontrived. |
| uncontrollable | Incapable of being controlled or managed In the film, her character displayed an uncontrollable exhibitionist streak. |
| uncontrolled | Not being under control; out of control The uncontrolled decompression blew one passenger out of the aircraft. |
| uncontroversial | Not likely to arouse controversy This is likely to be uncontroversial. |
| unconventional | Not conforming to accepted rules or standards The story follows the life of unconventional hero. |
| unconverted | Not converted Instead, the signal was transmitted in an unconverted format. |
| unconvertible | Used especially of currencies; incapable of being exchanged for or replaced by another currency of equal value |
| unconvinced | Lacking conviction I remain unconvinced that it is popular. |
| unconvincing | Having a probability too low to inspire belief I find the arguments for the homogeneity of the indian populace unconvincing. |
| uncooked | Not cooked So why is the first picture an unknowable forum uncooked bacon. |
| uncool | Unfashionable and boring Dancing on people’s graves is highly uncool. |
| uncooperative | Intentionally unaccommodating This user appears to be completely uncooperative. |
| uncoordinated | Lacking the skillful and effective interaction of muscle movements Such uncoordinated actions may cause the unjustified rise of protectionism. |
| uncordial | Lacking warmth or friendliness |
| uncorrectable | Incapable of being controlled or managed Raid 0 does not implement error checking, so any error is uncorrectable. |
| uncorrected | Not subjected to correction or discipline That was july and to date it remains uncorrected. |
| uncorrelated | Not varying together However, not all uncorrelated variables are independent. |
| uncorroborated | Unsupported by other evidence This would just be one uncorroborated source. |
| uncorrupted | Not debased Later, it was recovered uncorrupted by benedictines near the town of scalabris. |
| uncounted | Too numerous to be counted The currently uncounted votes belong in abstain. |
| uncoupled | Having the coupling undone Trains are weighed, either coupled in motion or uncoupled in motion. |
| uncousinly | Not befitting a cousin |
| uncouth | Lacking refinement or cultivation or taste But now that i think of it, it was a bit uncouth. |
| uncrannied | Without chinks or crannies |
| uncreased | Used especially of fabrics It looks neater, but probably never was as clean and uncreased as this. |
| uncreative | Not creative It would be uncreative peace a spiritual inanity. |
| uncritical | Not critical; not tending to find or call attention to errors It appears that the article is written by uncritical supporters of pawson. |
| uncropped | Not used for growing crops Permission for the uncropped version was not given to otrs. |
| uncrossed | Not crossed Middle lesions affecting the uncrossed temporal fibers are rare. |
| uncrowded | Having or allowing sufficient room Re the spartan uncrowded wording, i would ditch the spartan part. |
| uncrowned | Not (especially not yet) provided with a crown Patil used to be called the uncrowned king of mumbai in his heyday. |
| uncrystallised | Not finally or definitely formed |
| uncrystallized | Without real or apparent crystalline form It can be uncrystallized in an oven set at the lowest. |
| unctuous | Unpleasantly and excessively suave or ingratiating in manner or speech; Click below for his unctuous commentary on this. |
| uncultivable | Not suitable for cultivation or tilling- c.b.palmer Their lands have been inundated with sea water and are uncultivable. |
| uncultivatable | Not suitable for cultivation or tilling- c.b.palmer |
| uncultivated | Not prepared for raising crops Fallow is the stage of crop rotation in which the land is left uncultivated. |
| uncultured | Lacking art or knowledge No need for such bad, uncultured way of talk. |
| uncurbed | Not restrained or controlled |
| uncured | Not seasoned The uncured ceramic is then pre baked at about 350.degree. |
| uncurled | Not having been curled |
| uncurtained | Not provided with curtains |
| uncurved | Having no curves Generally cut with a 1 1 length to width ratio, with of course uncurved edges. |
| uncurving | Having no curves |
| uncut | Not cut- tobias smollett All shorts are presented uncensored and uncut. |
| undamaged | Not harmed or spoiled; sound The church was undamaged by the great fire of london in 1666. |
| undatable | Not capable of being given a date He is possibly the henry who went to iceland for two undatable years. |
| undated | Not bearing a date It is mentioned in an undated medieval document. |
| undaunted | Resolutely courageous Patch tries to hold off the trio as the others escape, but they are undaunted. |
| undeceived | Freed of a mistaken or misguided notion Some people should be undeceived of their deception. |
| undecided | Characterized by indecision The relationship between the general and the special guidelines is undecided. |
| undecipherable | Not easily deciphered All three scripts remain undecipherable today. |
| undeciphered | Not deciphered These runes remain undeciphered until today. |
| undeclared | Not announced or openly acknowledged This country is in an undeclared and unexplained war in vietnam. |
| undecomposable | Representing the furthest possible extent of analysis or division into parts- g.s.brett-m.r.cohen |
| undecomposed | Not left to spoil |
| undecorated | Not decorated with something to increase its beauty or distinction The tomb is small and the main body is undecorated. |
| undedicated | Not dedicated I did not say he was undedicated, i just said that he should not be mean. |
| undefeated | Victorious Coker went into the game undefeated. |
| undefendable | Not defended or capable of being defended Your item regarding words in a title is undefendable except as pov. |
| undefended | Not defended or capable of being defended That’s an awfully bald and undefended statement. |
| undeferential | Not showing courteous respect |
| undefiled | Free from stain or blemish This is the morning of magic, and undefiled wisdom. |
| undefinable | Not capable of being precisely or readily described; not easily put into words He called it an undefinable music beast . |
| undefined | Not precisely limited, determined, or distinguished Because of this, many of the terms are undefined. |
| undelineated | Not represented accurately or precisely |
| undemanding | Requiring little if any patience or effort or skill An undemanding dog, it can adapt to most weather conditions. |
| undemocratic | Not in agreement with or according to democratic doctrine or practice or ideals They are militaristic, undemocratic, and criminal. |
| undemonstrative | Not given to open expression of emotion Virgos are undemonstrative due to a coolness in their nature. |
| undeniable | Not possible to deny The sources are adequate and the facts undeniable. |
| undenominational | Not bound or devoted to the promotion of a particular denomination A small amount are undenominational or members of another denomination. |
| undependable | Liable to be erroneous or misleading I’m in prague struggling with an undependable but free ifi connection. |
| undepicted | Not pictured |
| under | Located below or beneath something else The bottom blade of the scissor is longer and goes easily under the bandages. |
| underactive | Abnormally inactive If the water is too cool, the dried baker’s yeast will be underactive. |
| underage | Dependent by virtue of youth Voyeurweb’s internal rules forbid underage and/or underage appearing models. |
| underarm | With hand brought forward and up from below shoulder level He was a right handed batsman and a slow underarm bowler. |
| underbred | Of inferior or mixed breed |
| underclass | Belonging to the lowest and least privileged social stratum This is only nonsense suitable for the underclass of editors. |
| underclothed | Inadequately clothed Underfed and underclothed, pakhtoons led a miserable life. |
| undercoated | Having a coating of tar or other rustproof material applied to the underside |
| undercover | Conducted with or marked by hidden aims or methods He is one of the undercover bosses. |
| underdeveloped | Not yet fully developed Most of the region was underdeveloped. |
| underdone | Insufficiently cooked The plot summary there is so underdone that this could easily go in. |
| underdressed | Inadequately or too informally clothed |
| undereducated | Poorly or insufficiently educated Using italics this way makes us look like a bunch of undereducated amateurs. |
| underemployed | Employed only part-time when one needs full-time employment or not making full use of your skills Being unemployed or underemployed is pretty stressful. |
| underfed | Not getting adequate food Underfed wobbegongs can be recognized by visually atrophied dorsal musculature. |
| underground | Conducted with or marked by hidden aims or methods His storeroom is the secret entrance to the underground headquarters. |
| underhand | Marked by deception A drop hit is an underhand hit by bouncing the ball first. |
| underhanded | Marked by deception Louis’s response to the league was characteristic of his underhanded diplomacy. |
| underhung | Supported from below especially resting on a track instead of suspended from above |
| underivative | Not derivative or imitative |
| underived | Not derived; primary or simple A similar argument holds for the derived and underived adjectives. |
| underlying | Located beneath or below The underlying concept of the album is the moon. |
| undermanned | Inadequate in number of workers or assistants etc. The police are heavily undermanned for a long while. |
| undermentioned | About to be mentioned or specified The queen has been graciously pleased to make the undermentioned award. |
| undernourished | Not getting adequate food Bt , the species section is still undernourished. |
| underpopulated | Having a lower population density than normal or desirable You use the reason they are underpopulated as an excuse. |
| underprivileged | Lacking the rights and advantages of other members of society Are cia spies underprivileged in the us |
| undersea | Beneath the surface of the sea An undersea tunnel connects this island with the mainland. |
| undersealed | Having a coating of tar or other rustproof material applied to the underside The cars were not undersealed and were seam welded and fully race prepared. |
| undersexed | Having a subnormal degree of sexual desire |
| undershot | Having a lower part projecting beyond the upper An overshot or undershot bite is a disqualification in the us. |
| undersize | Smaller than normal for its kind By twisting the tool, dowels may be finished undersize as needs demand. |
| undersized | Smaller than normal for its kind Otherwise, the article seems ok, if slightly undersized. |
| underslung | Having a lower part projecting beyond the upper It had a spinner on the propeller and a retractable underslung radiator. |
| understaffed | Inadequate in number of workers or assistants etc. Our other work groups are already understaffed or inactive. |
| understandable | Capable of being apprehended or understood The content of the article is coherent and understandable. |
| understanding | Characterized by understanding based on comprehension and discernment and empathy This is the essence of understanding the paradox. |
| underwater | Beneath the surface of the water The kayaker can exit the capsized kayak underwater. |
| underway | Currently in progress The reconstruction of the gate is currently underway. |
| underweight | Being very thin The list is the underweight scale of the 1930’s. |
| undescended | Remaining in the abdomen instead of descending into the scrotum An undescended testicle will require surgery. |
| undescriptive | Not successful in describing The term is ultimately pov and utterly undescriptive in any scholarly context. |
| undeserved | Not deserved or earned But the warnings were undeserved. |
| undeserving | Not deserving Poorly written and undeserving of an article. |
| undesigned | Not done or made or performed with purpose or intent Said of undesigned similarity of action. |
| undesirable | Not worthy of being chosen (especially as a spouse) The fifth source is undesirable. |
| undesired | Not desired This may cause undesired operation. |
| undesiring | Having or feeling no desire |
| undesirous | Having or feeling no desire |
| undestroyable | Not capable of being destroyed The name mangavilai means undestroyable fame. |
| undetectable | Not easily seen Closed and camouflaged, it is almost undetectable. |
| undetected | Not perceived or discerned It also reduces the risks of errors or fraud occurring and going undetected. |
| undeterminable | Not capable of being definitely decided or ascertained I consider it’s truth to be undeterminable. |
| undetermined | Not brought to a conclusion; subject to further thought Graduate studies are undetermined at the moment, |
| undeterred | Not deterred- osbert sitwell Undeterred, baker reintroduced the amendment in september. |
| undeveloped | Not developed At the same time much of the undeveloped land in the community was left to rot. |
| undeviating | Going directly ahead from one point to another without veering or turning aside You were either a disciplined and undeviating marxist or no socialist at all. |
| undiagnosable | Not possible to diagnose An ambiguous topic, an undiagnosable disease is not a disease. |
| undiagnosed | Eluding diagnosis Graham died in 1965 of an undiagnosed brain tumour, aged 52. |
| undifferentiated | Not differentiated It’s an improvement over the usual undifferentiated and unhelpful mess. |
| undigested | Not digested There are the many points of argument and fact that flit past undigested. |
| undignified | Lacking dignity It’s really condescending and undignified. |
| undiluted | Not diluted If the insulation is grout use white vinegar undiluted. |
| undiminished | Not lessened or diminished His popularity continued undiminished until 1779. |
| undimmed | Not made dim or less bright Condi’s enthusiasm for regime change is undimmed…. |
| undiplomatic | Not skilled in dealing with others Boy do i feel tempted to make an appropriate but undiplomatic comment. |
| undirected | Aimlessly drifting I think the picutre showing the undirected graph is wrong. |
| undiscerning | Lacking discernment Too many undiscerning christians have been duped. |
| undischarged | Still capable of exploding or being fired The company was in ilfred’s name as his father was an undischarged bankrupt. |
| undisciplined | Lacking in discipline or control But he is not some undisciplined mouthy thug. |
| undisclosed | Not made known Caruso paid an undisclosed sum in early 1995. |
| undiscouraged | Not deterred- osbert sitwell Undiscouraged, she continued to play at small clubs in 1964 until 1966. |
| undiscoverable | Not able to be ascertained; resisting discovery |
| undiscovered | Not yet discovered The forward bell remains undiscovered. |
| undiscriminating | Not discriminating It was no ‘undiscriminating dragnet’ that brought the five characters together. |
| undisguised | Plain to see The gang now threatened us verbally about undisguised physical intimidation and assault. |
| undismayed | Unshaken in purpose No one is undismayed all over the world. |
| undisputable | Not open to question; obviously true That is a solid and undisputable fact. |
| undisputed | Generally agreed upon; not subject to dispute Its importance in the controversy is undisputed and indisputable. |
| undissolved | Retaining a solid form The undissolved residue can be processed to recover the iron values. |
| undistinguishable | Not capable of being distinguished or differentiated The seal is almost completely undistinguishable on this document. |
| undistinguished | Not worthy of notice He was academically undistinguished and somewhat reticent. |
| undistorted | Without alteration or misrepresentation The result is the original, undistorted image. |
| undistributed | Not distributed among a variety of securities See fallacy of the undistributed middle. |
| undisturbed | Untroubled by interference or disturbance But it will give the rest of a chance to write the article undisturbed. |
| undiversified | Not diversified Amaranth had a concentrated, undiversified position in its natural gas strategy. |
| undividable | Cannot be divided without leaving a remainder It also say jerusalem be undividable. |
| undivided | Not divided among or brought to bear on more than one object or objective Reality is an unmoving perfect sphere, unchanging, undivided. |
| undoable | Impossible to achieve It’s readily undoable if there are major objections. |
| undocumented | Lacking necessary documents (as for e.g. permission to live or work in a country) It is inconceivable a claim that the entry is undocumented has merit. |
| undogmatic | Unwilling to accept authority or dogma (especially in religion) I read both, as a matter of undogmatic principle. |
| undogmatical | Unwilling to accept authority or dogma (especially in religion) |
| undomestic | Not domestic or related to home |
| undomesticated | Unaccustomed to home life |
| undrained | Not drained Conceptually, there is no such thing as ‘the’ undrained strength of a soil. |
| undramatic | Lacking dramatic force and quality I appreciate the undramatic oppose. |
| undraped | Lacking drapery or draperies His favorite subject is the female body, especially undraped. |
| undrawn | Not represented in a drawing The filaments used are drawn, partially drawn or undrawn. |
| undreamed | Not imagined even in a dream But politically it provided an opportunity undreamed of five years earlier. |
| undreamt | Not imagined even in a dream Seems this song is full of undreamt paradoxes. |
| undried | Still wet or moist The pods may also be used in the green undried state to make tea. |
| undrinkable | Unsuitable for drinking Nearby soda lake is an alkali lake and undrinkable. |
| undue | Not yet payable Second, the undue weight is given to the battle of the bulge. |
| undulant | Resembling waves in form or outline or motion Undulant fever with spercial reference to the study of brucella in iowa. |
| undulate | Having a wavy margin and rippled surface The margin is curly edged or undulate. |
| undulatory | Resembling waves in form or outline or motion Swimming and undulatory locomotion. |
| undutiful | Lacking due respect or dutifulness |
| undyed | Not artificially colored or bleached Hair color was largely undyed with the exception of some punks of course. |
| undying | Never dying He wrote the script for the action thriller film undying. |
| undynamic | Characterized by an absence of force or forcefulness The background is not only undynamic it is unappealing. |
| uneager | Lacking interest or spirit or animation He is uneager to train to be a sled dog. |
| unearned | Not gained by merit or labor or service Continue to work with the faith that unearned suffering is redemptive. |
| unearthly | Concerned with or affecting the spirit or soul Saito is assisted by generators, unearthly assassins posing as humans. |
| uneasy | Lacking or not affording physical or mental rest Politicians were uneasy when the meeting was prorogued. |
| uneatable | Not suitable for food By this way you can only get an uneatable and stinking slush. |
| uneconomic | Wasteful of resources At cost, this may be extended to uneconomic deposits. |
| uneconomical | Inefficient in use of time and effort and materials Both locomotives were written off as uneconomical to repair. |
| unedifying | Not edifying Appeal to technical help here has been unedifying. |
| unedited | Not changed by editing Please leave this space unedited. |
| uneducated | Not having a good education The others sound stupid and uneducated. |
| uneffective | Not producing an intended effect Many medicines are found uneffective in the normal course of scientific study. |
| unelaborate | Not elaborate; lacking rich or complex detail |
| unelaborated | Giving only major points; lacking completeness In its most cogent, unelaborated form, the fable is very short. |
| unembarrassed | Not embarrassed- jerome stone Unembarrassed to hold goofy historical views. |
| unembellished | Lacking embellishment or ornamentation Besides, a plot summary should be as clinical and unembellished as possible. |
| unembodied | Not having a material body |
| unemotional | Unsusceptible to or destitute of or showing no emotion Try to be unemotional and unbiased about this. |
| unemphatic | Not emphasized |
| unemployable | Not acceptable for employment as a worker Perhaps he has indeed become unemployable. |
| unemployed | Not engaged in a gainful occupation He believed the christchurch city council was neglecting the unemployed. |
| unenclosed | Not closed in our surrounded or included Another factor is the survival of large areas of unenclosed forest. |
| unencouraging | Not encouraging Google results are unencouraging for notability. |
| unencumbered | Free of encumbrance I have been happy to donate my contributions here freely and unencumbered. |
| unended | Not ended; lacking an end or conclusion |
| unending | Continuing forever or indefinitely The list of politicians will be unending. |
| unendowed | Not equipped or provided- j.l.lowes She is unendowed but very smart and knowledgeable. |
| unendurable | Incapable of being put up with That brings unendurable pleasure to people. |
| unenergetic | Not inclined to be enterprising Harris was too nice, and weak, and frail, and unenergetic to be dumbledore. |
| unenforceable | Not enforceable; not capable of being brought about by compulsion If it did, it would be absurd and unenforceable. |
| unenforced | Not enforced; not compelled especially by legal or police action It might be an unregistered or unenforced trademark. |
| unengaged | Not busy or occupied; free Unengaged model in a unit that is assaulted move 15cm to engage the enemy. |
| unenlightened | Lacking information or instruction Disallowing abortion is a hold over from that unenlightened era. |
| unenlightening | Failing to inform or clarify These are just as biased and unenlightening as ones calling him assyrian. |
| unenlivened | Not made lively or brightened |
| unenterprising | Lacking in enterprise; not bold or venturesome Luckily the enemy were very unenterprising. |
| unenthusiastic | Not enthusiastic; lacking excitement or ardor Most guidebooks keep the limerick section short and unenthusiastic. |
| unentitled | Having no right or entitlement |
| unenviable | So undesirable as to be incapable of arousing envy This leaves me with the unenviable task of somehow counting the votes. |
| unequal | Lacking the requisite qualities or resources to meet a task The strength between the two sides was unequal. |
| unequaled | Radically distinctive and without equal Faith’s northward trek remains unequaled. |
| unequalised | Not caused to be equal |
| unequalized | Not caused to be equal |
| unequalled | Radically distinctive and without equal It may safely be said that as a conversationalist he was unequalled. |
| unequipped | Without necessary physical or intellectual equipment I’d be bold, but here’s something i am unequipped to do. |
| unequivocal | Clearly defined or formulated- r.b.taney But martha danziger, the board manager, said the decision was unequivocal. |
| unerasable | Cannot be removed or erased |
| unerect | Not upright in position or posture |
| unerring | Not liable to error-g.g.coulton He exuded power yet had an unerring sensitivity to everyone in his vicinity. |
| unessential | Not basic or fundamental I like the second one with the picture, but that is likely unessential. |
| unestablished | Not established A pretender is not an impostor, but an unestablished claimant. |
| unethical | Not conforming to approved standards of social or professional behavior It is unethical to attempt to hide the fact. |
| uneven | Not divisible by two It covers the uneven edge as flooring meets the baseboard. |
| uneventful | Marked by no noteworthy or significant events This was the second indenture ship to fiji and its journey was uneventful. |
| unexacting | Not rigorous |
| unexampled | Having no previous example or precedent or parallel He also celebrated the ludi romani on a scale of unexampled magnificence. |
| unexceeded | Not capable of being improved on |
| unexcelled | Not capable of being improved on The natural defenses of this place were unexcelled by any in korea. |
| unexceptionable | Completely acceptable; not open to exception or reproach All this seems rather unexceptionable to me, with some qualifications. |
| unexceptional | Not special in any way The man was unexceptional. |
| unexchangeable | Not suitable to be exchanged Second, you declare the goods they are given as unexchangeable. |
| unexcitable | Not easily excited They are easy going, laid back, nonchalant, unexcitable and relaxed. |
| unexcited | Not excited |
| unexciting | Not stimulating Smith regarded the novelisation as unexciting. |
| unexclusive | Accessible to all |
| unexcused | Not excused Is sent down from cambridge for unexcused absences. |
| unexhausted | Not used up completely |
| unexpansive | Not given to high spirits or effusiveness |
| unexpected | Not expected or anticipated The results of the election were somewhat unexpected. |
| unexpendable | Not suitable to be expended There are a lot of unexpendable editors here. |
| unexpended | Not spent |
| unexpired | Not having come to an end or been terminated by passage of time There can be no question of any unexpired copyright. |
| unexplainable | Not to be accounted for or explained Fashion is a wicked and unexplainable thing. |
| unexplained | Having the reason or cause not made clear But an unexplained edit is just confusing. |
| unexploded | Still capable of exploding or being fired Examination of unexploded devices. |
| unexploited | Undeveloped or unused Deposits of coal have been discovered, but are yet unexploited. |
| unexplorative | Not exploratory |
| unexploratory | Not exploratory |
| unexplored | Not yet discovered The headwaters are unexplored and unmapped. |
| unexportable | Not suitable for export |
| unexpressed | Not made explicit This would include unexpressed feelings. |
| unexpressible | Defying expression |
| unexpressive | Deliberately impassive in manner The crystals can have rounded off and unexpressive edges and can be elongated. |
| unexpurgated | Not having material deleted- havelock ellis Just because it’s a diary doesn’t mean it should be published unexpurgated. |
| unextended | Not extended or stretched out Over the years very few if any houses remain in their original unextended state. |
| unfaceted | Lacking facets It also has unfaceted eyes that are unpigmented. |
| unfading | Of an imaginary flower that never fades The unfading vasudeva is said to be the lord of righteousness. |
| unfailing | Not liable to failure An unfailing pragmatist, he resists the influence of his friends. |
| unfair | Not fair; marked by injustice or partiality or deception It is unfair to let him countersign. |
| unfaithful | Having the character of, or characteristic of, a traitor The unfaithful are just as gullible as the faithful. |
| unfaltering | Marked by firm determination or resolution; not shakable |
| unfamiliar | Not known or well known I am unfamiliar with the phonetic alphabetic spelling of the pronounciation. |
| unfashionable | Not in accord with or not following current fashion It just had the misfortune to be unfashionable. |
| unfastidious | Not exacting in nutritional requirements |
| unfathomable | Resembling an abyss in depth; so deep as to be unmeasurable To opt out of this arrangement is just unfathomable. |
| unfathomed | Situated at or extending to great depth; too deep to have been sounded or plumbed-thomas gray |
| unfattened | Not optimal for marketing |
| unfavorable | Not encouraging or approving or pleasing, An unfavorable case is usually the beginning of the end. |
| unfavourable | Not encouraging or approving or pleasing, Early reviews of the premiere in berlin were unfavorable. |
| unfearing | Invulnerable to fear or intimidation The unfearing king dived into the sea to meet the lord. |
| unfeasible | Not capable of being carried out or put into practice But it seems it is unfeasible right now. |
| unfeathered | Not having feathers The last joint of the toes are unfeathered. |
| unfed | Not fed As i have learned over the years, trolls are best left unfed. |
| unfeeling | Devoid of feeling for others Her personality is also cold and unfeeling, like the peacemakers. |
| unfeigned | Not pretended; sincerely felt or expressed |
| unfeminine | Not suitable for a woman She’s too unfeminine and has too much balls. |
| unfenced | Not enclosed by a fence The farms of communal lands are traditionally unfenced. |
| unfermented | Not soured or preserved Oenomel comes from unfermented grape juice and honey. |
| unfertile | Incapable of reproducing The southern part of the province has relatively unfertile acidic soil. |
| unfertilised | Not having been fertilized Trophic eggs are usually unfertilised. |
| unfertilized | Not having been fertilized It’s a spermatoza or an unfertilized egg. |
| unfettered | Not bound by shackles and chains An unfettered power of choice must prevail. |
| unfilled | Of purchase orders that have not been filled Pomeroy declined and the position was left unfilled. |
| unfilmed | Not recorded on film or tape Just because a film site reviews an unfilmed script does not make it notable. |
| unfinished | Not brought to the desired final state The episode leaves the storyline unfinished. |
| unfirm | Unstable I feel unfirm in my position, though. |
| unfit | Physically unsound or diseased In 1868, the structure was declared unfit for use. |
| unfitting | Not in keeping with what is correct or proper I thought it would be unfitting to label him a wizard. |
| unfixed | Not firmly placed or set or fastened Some of these problems remain unfixed after the first patch. |
| unflagging | Unceasing The perseverance and determination of the camboni sisters was unflagging. |
| unflappable | Not easily perturbed or excited or upset; marked by extreme calm and composure I doubt that every morgan or morgan cross is as unflappable as my first horse. |
| unflattering | Showing or representing unfavorably That’s a pretty unflattering photo. |
| unflavored | Without flavoring added Spermicides are unscented, clear, unflavored, non staining, and lubricative. |
| unflavoured | Without flavoring added In many of the varieties the yoghurt is plain and unflavoured. |
| unflawed | Without a flaw I think you’re in the minority defending the jama report as unflawed. |
| unfledged | Not yet having developed feathers This breed has light red unfledged legs of medium length. |
| unflinching | Not shrinking from danger He had displayed cool, unflinching courage in the face of overwhelming odds. |
| unfluctuating | Not liable to fluctuate or especially to fall |
| unflurried | Free from emotional agitation or nervous tension- anthony trollope |
| unflustered | Free from emotional agitation or nervous tension- anthony trollope |
| unfocused | Not being in or brought into focus It’s busy, unremarkable, and unfocused. |
| unfocussed | Not concentrated at one point or upon one objective- owen wister Year articles are, i’m afraid, just too unfocussed for this purpose. |
| unforbearing | Unwilling to endure |
| unforced | Not resulting from undue effort; not forced However, some unforced errors tarnished his season. |
| unforceful | Lacking force; feeble |
| unforeseeable | Incapable of being anticipated Each change can cause unforeseeable damage. |
| unforeseen | Not anticipated- h.w.glidden Numerous unforeseen issues delayed the construction. |
| unforesightful | Lacking foresight or scope |
| unforested | Not covered with forest |
| unforethoughtful | Lacking forethought |
| unforfeitable | Not subject to forfeiture |
| unforgettable | Impossible to forget His scintillating performances were an unforgettable treat to the audience. |
| unforgivable | Not excusable Hypocrisy, insincerity and deception are unforgivable. |
| unforgiving | Not to be placated or appeased or moved by entreaty He is tough, unforgiving and unyielding. |
| unformed | Not formed or organized Let’s try to make an unformed decision based on reliable sources. |
| unfortunate | Not favored by fortune; marked or accompanied by or resulting in ill fortune It may be an unfortunate portent of things to come. |
| unfounded | Without a basis in reason or fact The charge of plagarism is unfounded. |
| unframed | Not provided with a frame The edge of the film spanning the ends of the arms of the frame is unframed. |
| unfree | Held in servitude Same as for ikisource and unfree text. |
| unfrequented | Devoid of creatures West of the summit runs the long and unfrequented valley of rydal beck. |
| unfretted | Without frets |
| unfriendly | Not disposed to friendship or friendliness Along the way, the player meets new creatures, both friendly and unfriendly. |
| unfrightened | Not affected by fright |
| unfrosted | Lacking a frosted coating |
| unfrozen | Not frozen Until we compromise, the page will not be unfrozen. |
| unfruitful | Not fruitful; not conducive to abundant production After a relatively unfruitful tour, sherman was fired in early 1985. |
| unfueled | Not provided with fuel |
| unfulfilled | Of persons; marked by failure to realize full potentialities Unfortunately the promise and belief remain unfulfilled. |
| unfunctional | Not related to or suitable for everyday needs or activities Cancer cells which are immortal invade the surrounding tissue, and make it unfunctional. |
| unfunded | Not furnished with funds Fac is unfunded and has no paid staff or offices. |
| unfunny | Not funny; especially failing to achieve the intended humor The film is unfunny and offensive. |
| unfurnished | Not equipped with what is needed especially furniture It is therefore unfurnished and not lived in by an owner resident. |
| unfurrowed | Not marked with shallow depressions or furrows |
| ungainly | Difficult to handle or manage especially because of shape Also, the multiple covers are ungainly. |
| ungallant | Offensively discourteous You would not be so ungallant as to refuse our hospitality. |
| ungarbed | Having removed clothing |
| ungarmented | Having removed clothing |
| ungathered | Not brought together in one place Spanish breeches are stiff and close fitting ungathered breeches. |
| ungeared | Having gears not engaged or disconnected The aircraft was initially fitted with an ungeared bristol cherub engine. |
| ungenerous | Unwilling to spend Have struck the ungenerous aside. |
| ungentle | Not of the nobility If all these numbers just show as figures, it reads to me a little ungentle. |
| ungentlemanlike | Not befitting a gentleman |
| ungentlemanly | Not befitting a gentleman This is very ungentlemanly of you. |
| ungetatable | Difficult to reach or attain |
| unglamorous | Not challenging; dull and lacking excitement Southwell has an unglamorous reputation amongst racing people. |
| unglamourous | Not challenging; dull and lacking excitement This is going to be long, boring, and quite frankly unglamourous. |
| unglazed | Not having a shiny coating It is also an unglazed burnished ware. |
| ungodly | Characterized by iniquity; wicked because it is believed to be a sin I’ve managed to swell the page to an ungodly size. |
| ungovernable | Of persons The dog was mad and thus ungovernable. |
| ungoverned | Not restrained or controlled Finally, for la s there is an extra condition on m that it be ungoverned. |
| ungraceful | Lacking grace; clumsy- sir walter scott It’s rather ungraceful at the moment… |
| ungracious | Lacking social graces A somewhat ungracious and not sufficiently sympathetic person. |
| ungraded | Not arranged in order hierarchically In such cases, the grading fees are refunded and the book is returned ungraded. |
| ungrammatical | Not grammatical; not conforming to the rules of grammar or accepted usage The second sentence is ungrammatical and very unclear. |
| ungrasped | Not fully apprehended- philip wheelwright The grips must be ungrasped and retaken as the leg is brought over. |
| ungrateful | Disagreeable- abraham lincoln He thought the girl was basely ungrateful. |
| ungratified | Worried and uneasy My guess is that they left him aroused but essentially ungratified. |
| ungratifying | Not likely to be rewarded |
| ungreased | Not lubricated Drop by teaspoon on to ungreased cookie sheet. |
| ungregarious | Growing together in groups that are not close together |
| ungroomed | Not neat and smart in appearance |
| ungrudging | Without envy or reluctance |
| ungual | Of or relating to a nail or claw or hoof The pads are generally poorly developed, as are the ungual tufts. |
| unguaranteed | Without financial security |
| unguarded | Displaying or feeling no wariness Pioneer units transform unowned land or unguarded enemy land into owned land. |
| unguiculate | Having or resembling claws or nails |
| unguiculated | Having or resembling claws or nails |
| unguided | Not subject to guidance or control after launching Among them were several guided and unguided systems. |
| ungulate | Having or resembling hoofs Does this mean every large odd toed ungulate mammal is a horse |
| ungulated | Having or resembling hoofs |
| ungummed | Not treated with adhesive gum A 3d value was also on thick wove paper but only ungummed. |
| ungusseted | Not having gussets |
| unhallowed | Not hallowed or consecrated I imagine that’s fairly easy after listening to unhallowed. |
| unhampered | Not slowed or blocked or interfered with The bribe was surrendered and the game continued unhampered. |
| unhappy | Experiencing or marked by or causing sadness or sorrow or discontent At home, catherine is listless and unhappy. |
| unhardened | Not brought to a proper consistency or hardness Virtually all bodkins so far examined have turned out to be unhardened. |
| unharmed | Not injured After the detonation, the four emerge unharmed. |
| unharmonious | Not in harmony They break it down into 3 unharmonious parts for charting and trading. |
| unhatched | Not yet emerged from an egg They may then begin eating unhatched eggs. |
| unhazardous | Thought to be devoid of risk |
| unheaded | Not having a heading or caption Relative clauses are normally unheaded, expressed by simple juxtaposition. |
| unhealed | Not healed The wounds have not only gone unhealed, but are now inflamed and gangrenous. |
| unhealthful | Not sanitary or healthful Or it would go after the big mac as an unhealthful fat delivery device. |
| unhealthy | Not in or exhibiting good health in body or mind It’s unhealthy and unwholesome. |
| unhearable | Impossible to hear; imperceptible by the ear |
| unheard | Not necessarily inaudible but not heard Buddhist weddings are rare, but not unheard of. |
| unheard-of | Previously unknown Each of these steps requires removal of some of the material of the slice. |
| unhearing | Totally deaf; unable to hear anything |
| unheated | Not having been heated or warmed The unheated entrance was used as a cloak room. |
| unheeded | Disregarded Looks like the advice went unheeded. |
| unheeding | Marked by or paying little heed or attention–franklin d. roosevelt Unheeding, the lean cat sets off for the palace. |
| unhelpful | Providing no assistance It’s an improvement over the usual undifferentiated and unhelpful mess. |
| unheralded | Without warning or announcement- m.a.d.howe He was a largely unheralded baseball player. |
| unhesitating | Characterized by quickness and firmness But i’m prepared to overlook that and give him my unhesitating support. |
| unhewn | Not given a finished form by or as if by hewing An unhewn stone marks the place of taylor’s death at aldham common. |
| unhindered | Not slowed or blocked or interfered with The assassins got away unhindered in a car. |
| unhinged | Affected with madness or insanity It’s you who are totally unhinged. |
| unholy | Not hallowed or consecrated That’s a pretty unholy sound it is. |
| unhomogenised | Not having undergone homogenization |
| unhomogenized | Not having undergone homogenization Unhomogenized milk and cream contain butterfat in microscopic globules. |
| unhoped | So unexpected as to have not been imagined |
| unhopeful | Showing utter resignation or hopelessness |
| unhuman | Divested of human qualities or attributes It made her skinny real fast, but then she started to get unhuman cravings. |
| unhumorous | Lacking humor- truman capote |
| unhurried | Relaxed and leisurely; without hurry or haste Dr. fassig was a quiet, unassuming, unhurried scientist. |
| unhurt | Free from danger or injury He escaped from the crash unhurt. |
| unhygienic | Unclean and constituting a likely cause of disease The italian disease, pellagra, manifests the features one would expect from an improper food taken under unhygienic conditions. |
| uniate | Of or relating to former eastern christian or orthodox churches that have been received under the jurisdiction of the church of rome but retain their own rituals and practices and canon law Although ruined, it was given to the uniate parish. |
| unicameral | Composed of one legislative body Aargau has a unicameral legislature. |
| unicellular | Having or consisting of a single cell Spores are colorless and unicellular. |
| unicuspid | Having a single cusp or point A unicuspid is a tooth that has only one cusp. |
| unidentifiable | Being or having an unknown or unnamed source The unidentified killer begins to isolate and murder the counselors. |
| unidentified | Not yet identified The man second from the left is unidentified. |
| unidimensional | Relating to a single dimension or aspect; having no depth or scope- mary sheehan If the concept was unidimensional, then one subset would do. |
| unidirectional | Operating or moving or allowing movement in one direction only First of all, the process is mostly unidirectional. |
| unifacial | Having but one principal or specialized surface The unifacial cambium produces cells to the interior of its cylinder. |
| unified | Formed or united into a whole None of the enhancements were to the unified table. |
| unifilar | Having or using only one filament |
| unifoliate | Having a single leaf The leaves appear simple, but are actually compound and unifoliate. |
| uniform | The same throughout in structure or composition The soldier in the centre is wearing the uniform of an officer. |
| uniformed | Dressed in a uniform The rank is equivalent to a major in the other uniformed services. |
| unilateral | Involving only one part or side Annexation, by the definition is the unilateral move. |
| unilluminated | Without illumination The paragraph was too germane to the controversy to let stand unilluminated. |
| unilluminating | Failing to inform or clarify The example is totally unilluminating to me. |
| unimaginable | Totally unlikely Before the wwii, the yugoslav team was unimaginable without him in the squad. |
| unimaginative | Dealing only with concrete facts That would be generic and unimaginative. |
| unimagined | Not imagined even in a dream And addictions heretofore unimagined by those who would eventually succumb… |
| unimodal | Having a single mode Unimodal probability distribution. |
| unimpaired | Not damaged or diminished in any respect Hitler was an admirer of another, earlier, unimpaired egoism based philosophy. |
| unimpassioned | Free from emotional appeal; marked by reasonableness |
| unimpeachable | Free of guilt; not subject to blame His work is considered to be unimpeachable and unbiased. |
| unimpeded | Not slowed or prevented She continued to pursue acting, unimpeded by rejection. |
| unimportant | Not important The compromise is utterly unimportant in the face of policy. |
| unimposing | Lacking in impressiveness I must say that the statue itself is rather unimposing. |
| unimpregnated | Not having been fertilized |
| unimpressed | Not moved to serious regard The rest of the band was equally unimpressed. |
| unimpressionable | Not sensitive or susceptible to impression |
| unimpressive | Not capable of impressing Current references in the article are mostly unimpressive. |
| unimprisoned | Free from confinement or physical restraint |
| unimproved | Not cleared of trees and brush; in the wild or natural state The site comprises of unimproved grassland. |
| unincorporated | Not organized and maintained as a legal corporation Braggadocio is an unincorporated community in pemiscot county, missouri. |
| unindustrialised | Not converted to industrialism |
| unindustrialized | Not converted to industrialism |
| uninebriated | Not inebriated |
| uninfected | Free from sepsis or infection They live separately from the uninfected population to prevent contagion. |
| uninflected | Not inflected An adverb is simply the uninflected form of the adjective or participle . |
| uninfluenced | Not influenced or affected- v.l.parrington The actual size will need a discussion, uninfluenced by set povs. |
| uninfluential | Not influential Brahmans are few and uninfluential. |
| uninformative | Lacking information But more to the point, the current wording is very uninformative. |
| uninformed | Not informed; lacking in knowledge or information I didn’t slyly tell you are uninformed. |
| uninhabitable | Not fit for habitation Another in 1997 left the house uninhabitable. |
| uninhabited | Not having inhabitants; not lived in To the south is the small uninhabited islet of namuka. |
| uninhibited | Not inhibited or restrained His creativity is uninhibited and his true talents are undeniable |
| uninitiate | Not initiated; deficient in relevant experience |
| uninitiated | Not initiated; deficient in relevant experience The article calmly explains to the uninitiated what all the fuss is about. |
| uninjectable | Not capable of being injected |
| uninjured | Not injured physically or mentally Lewis was uninjured in the attack. |
| uninominal | Based on the system of having only one member from each district (as of a legislature) The last three of those were elected to uninominal seats. |
| uninquiring | Deficient in curiosity |
| uninquisitive | Not inquiring |
| uninspired | Having no intellectual or emotional or spiritual excitement He ultimately felt uninspired there. |
| uninspiring | Depressing to the spirit Toto was tight, but boring and uninspiring. |
| uninstructed | Lacking information or instruction To lead uninstructed people to war is to throw them away. |
| uninstructive | Failing to instruct Category is uninstructive and tells the reader nothing. |
| uninsurable | Not capable of being insured or not eligible to be insured It should be noted that crime is not uninsurable ‘per se’. |
| uninsured | Not covered by insurance Incidentally, the total number of uninsured citizens in the uk |
| unintegrated | Separated or isolated from others or a main group This is an unintegrated section stub. |
| unintelligent | Lacking intelligence Bulette are swift and bloodthirsty, but very unintelligent. |
| unintelligible | Not clearly understood or expressed There is no use of unintelligible argot, doublespeak, legalese, or jargon. |
| unintended | Not deliberate The unintended consequences caused problems. |
| unintentional | Not done with purpose or intent But if the overcharge was unintentional, that’s a mistake. |
| uninterested | Not having or showing interest However the young francesco was uninterested in politics. |
| uninteresting | Characteristic or suggestive of an institution especially in being uniform or dull or unimaginative It’s far too colloquial, hackneyed and uninteresting. |
| uninterrupted | Having undisturbed continuity The rivalry is the 10th longest uninterrupted series in the united states. |
| unintimidated | Not shrinking from danger |
| unintoxicated | Not inebriated |
| unintrusive | Not interfering or meddling Let’s work together to find an unintrusive way to mention this…. |
| uninucleate | Having one nucleus Ascospores are hyaline to pale brown, spherical, uninucleate. |
| uninventive | Deficient in originality or creativity; lacking powers of invention The thematic ideas are profound, but the structure is lat and uninventive. |
| uninvited | Unwelcome and unwanted I don’t mean to butt in uninvited. |
| uninviting | Neither attractive nor tempting The fact that a few people find the book uninviting is their problem. |
| uninvolved | Not involved Another uninvolved opinion here. |
| union | Being of or having to do with the northern united states and those loyal to the union during the american civil war A froward union blocks reform. |
| unionised | Not converted into ions One quarter of the country’s full time workers are unionised. |
| unionized | Being a member of or formed into a labor union Some organizations are unionized, some are not. |
| uniovular | Having a single ovule |
| uniovulate | Having a single ovule |
| uniparous | Producing only one offspring at a time |
| unipolar | Having a single pole The outer region is known as the unipolar region . |
| unique | Radically distinctive and without equal The way she giggles, is unique. |
| unironed | Not ironed |
| unisex | Not distinguished on the basis of sex Athletic tights are already considered unisex. |
| unisexual | Relating to only one sex or having only one type of sexual organ; not hermaphroditic The flowers are regular, bisexual or unisexual. |
| unitarian | Of or relating to or characterizing unitarianism It is now used by the unitarian community. |
| unitary | Characterized by or constituting a form of government in which power is held by one central authority However, god and his power are indivisible, unitary, and the same. |
| united | Of or relating to two people who are married to each other Margaret and dr. mason stand united against one of the hospital’s priggish nuns. |
| univalent | Having a valence of 1 |
| univalve | Used of mollusks, especially gastropods, as snails etc. Marked by a furrow, as the impressed spiral lines on some univalve shells. |
| universal | Of worldwide scope or applicability- christopher morley The view of them as cowardly was generally universal. |
| universalist | Of or relating to or tending toward universalism His father was a universalist pastor, journalist, and noted pamphleteer. |
| universalistic | Of or relating to or tending toward universalism Some are secular and nationalistic, and some are religious and universalistic. |
| univocal | Admitting of no doubt or misunderstanding; having only one meaning or interpretation and leading to only one conclusion The fact that i kill other civilian with a knife is not univocal. |
| unjointed | Without joints or jointed segments They are monomeric with four pairs of unjointed chelate legs. |
| unjust | Not fair; marked by injustice or partiality or deception For what if the cause of the war be unjust |
| unjustifiable | Incapable of being justified or explained The deception is unjustifiable. |
| unjustified | Lacking justification or authorization The call for deletion is unjustified, especially for such an incipient article. |
| unkempt | Not properly maintained or cared for After the war, the vignerons returned home to their unkempt vineyards. |
| unkept | Having been violated or disregarded His final legacy will be that of a cheap tombstone in an unkept graveyard. |
| unkeyed | Characterized by avoidance of traditional western tonality |
| unkind | Deficient in humane and kindly feelings The tone of my message to you was unkind. |
| unkindled | Not set afire |
| unkindly | Lacking kindness It seems personal to me, and unkind to say the least. |
| unknowable | Not knowable It is unknowable if he intended this reference. |
| unknowing | Unaware because of a lack of relevant information or knowledge It was unknowing and i am very sorry for that. |
| unknowledgeable | Unaware because of a lack of relevant information or knowledge I didn’t attack you or assume you to be unknowledgeable. |
| unknown | Not known to exist For reasons unknown, the betrothal was annulled. |
| unlabeled | Lacking a label or tag In this method, membrane labeled with pyrene combines with unlabeled membrane. |
| unlabelled | Lacking a label or tag Unlabelled names in their context surrounding. |
| unlaced | Not under constraint in action or expression- curtis bok |
| unladylike | Lacking the behavior or manner or style considered proper for a lady For winstead, used to projecting glamorous self assurance on red carpets and in photo shoots, fabricating something so indecorous and unladylike must have posed a challenge. |
| unlamented | Not grieved for; causing no mourning His departure from that organization was barely noted and entirely unlamented. |
| unlatched | Not firmly fastened or secured You unlatched this whole thing and swung it away to put paper in. |
| unlaureled | Not crowned with laurel; having no acclaim or reward- francis parkman |
| unlaurelled | Not crowned with laurel; having no acclaim or reward- francis parkman |
| unlawful | Contrary to or prohibited by or defiant of law It was unlawful to disjoin from the unity group. |
| unleaded | Not treated with lead Diesel and unleaded fuels are available at the bowser. |
| unlearned | Not established by conditioning or learning The fixed action patterns are unlearned and inherited. |
| unleavened | Made without leavening That is, offer the unleavened version also. |
| unlettered | Having little acquaintance with writing I’m afraid in the words of the scripts i am just an unlettered man. |
| unlicenced | Lacking official approval The current pic is effectively unlicenced. |
| unlicensed | Lacking official approval I think that this is part of the concern that the unlicensed naturopaths have. |
| unlifelike | Without substance |
| unlighted | Without illumination An unlighted bomber was detected and then illuminated by the searchlight. |
| unlikable | Difficult or impossible to like It had one of the most unlikable cast in any cartoon to date. |
| unlike | Not equal in amount It has no crest, unlike the common spoonbill. |
| unlikeable | Tending to evoke antipathetic feelings In western cultures, one of the most unlikeable personality traits is vanity. |
| unlikely | Has little chance of being the case or coming about The case of collective hallucination is unlikely. |
| unlimited | Without reservation or exception His ardor for field sports was unlimited by age. |
| unlined | Smooth, especially of skin In the late 1950s, all over unlined black was applied. |
| unlipped | Without a lip or lips |
| unlisted | Not having your name entered on a voting list A thing can’t be listed and unlisted. |
| unlit | Without illumination On the first pass, the model was unlit, masking the star field. |
| unliterary | Marked by lack of affectation or pedantry- w.d.howells Its entries are brief and unliterary, but broad in scope and generally accurate. |
| unlittered | Having nothing extraneous |
| unlivable | Unfit or unsuitable to live in or with Her idea is to make ruatha unlivable, so that fax will renounce it. |
| unliveable | Unfit or unsuitable to live in or with She said it was unliveable, as it acted like a greenhouse. |
| unliveried | Not wearing livery |
| unlobed | Without lobes There are also smaller, unlobed leaves along the stem. |
| unlocated | Lacking a particular location It remained unlocated for fifty years. |
| unlocked | Not firmly fastened or secured He is unlocked after the protagonist defeats the ronin. |
| unlogical | Lacking in correct logical relation I find it highly unlogical at the moment especially jacksonville. |
| unlovable | Incapable of inspiring love or affection-joseph conrad Chronic feelings of being unlovable 5. |
| unloved | Not loved The article seemed a little unloved. |
| unlovely | Without beauty or charm He never thought that his cat is unlovely. |
| unloving | Not giving or reciprocating affection Blond furred like his son, he is harsh, gruff and largely unloving. |
| unlubricated | Not lubricated |
| unlucky | Marked by or promising bad fortune- w.h.prescott He was the unlucky chosen one. |
| unmade | Not having the sheets and blankets set in order The plots of the unmade serials also vary. |
| unmalicious | Not malicious or spiteful |
| unmalleable | Difficult or impossible to shape or work |
| unmalted | Of grain that has not been converted into malt I’m pretty sure that stout is made using roasted ‘unmalted barley’. |
| unmanageable | Hard to control, Such a page would be unmanageable in practice. |
| unmanful | Not possessing qualities befitting a man |
| unmanlike | Not possessing qualities befitting a man |
| unmanly | Not possessing qualities befitting a man Uneasily dreams about ranma being unmanly and swings wildly with her sword. |
| unmanned | Lacking a crew Armored manned and unarmored unmanned. |
| unmannered | Socially incorrect in behavior He is often considered to be rude, unmannered, timid, lazy, and cowardly. |
| unmannerly | Socially incorrect in behavior There is at this moment a debate which may become unmannerly. |
| unmapped | Not yet surveyed or investigated The headwaters are unexplored and unmapped. |
| unmarked | Not taken into account Even the cemetery is unmarked now. |
| unmarketable | Not fit for sale Sega was not impressed by the sequel, and believed it to be unmarketable. |
| unmarred | Free from physical or moral spots or stains He has a truly hapsburg face, thankfully unmarred by the hapsburg lip. |
| unmarried | Not married or related to the unmarried state It is the most formal style of kimono worn by unmarried women in japan. |
| unmatchable | Eminent beyond or above comparison His work ethic and talent is unmatchable. |
| unmatched | Of the remaining member of a pair, of socks e.g. His speed is unmatched in the tribe. |
| unmated | Of the remaining member of a pair, of socks e.g. He was forced to choose one of two unmated females for his mate. |
| unmeasurable | Impossible to measure The latency induced by this setup is unmeasurable. |
| unmeasured | Not composed of measured syllables; not metrical There may be an unmeasured variable that is actually driving the others. |
| unmechanical | Lacking mechanical skills All in all it seems a very unmechanical setup. |
| unmechanised | Not mechanized- gordon russell Cocoa farms are generally small and unmechanised. |
| unmechanized | Not mechanized- gordon russell |
| unmediated | Having no intervening persons, agents, conditions I hate to leave this dispute unmediated, but i have to. |
| unmedical | Not having a medicinal effect or not medically prescribed They still grow unmedical pot up in the reaches of northern california . |
| unmedicative | Not having a medicinal effect or not medically prescribed |
| unmedicinal | Not having a medicinal effect or not medically prescribed |
| unmelodic | Lacking melody |
| unmelodious | Lacking melody |
| unmelted | Not melted Instead, they would quickly decelerate and then fall to earth unmelted. |
| unmemorable | Not worth remembering Eddie money played an unmemorable set. |
| unmentionable | Unsuitable or forbidden as a topic of conversation No one is trying to use the unmentionable site as a source for wikipedia. |
| unmercenary | Not mercenary; not influenced by financial gains |
| unmerchantable | Not fit for sale |
| unmerciful | Having or showing no mercy They have a reputation for being unyielding and unmerciful. |
| unmerited | Not merited In that case, the warning is unmerited, so i am removing it. |
| unmeritorious | Without merit Evening meditation destroys the unmeritorious actions of the night. |
| unmethodical | Not efficient or methodical |
| unmilitary | Not associated with soldiers or the military |
| unmindful | Lacking conscious awareness of I am not unmindful of the truth. |
| unmined | Not mined Total unmined resources are the combination of reserves plus inferred resources. |
| unmingled | Not mixed with extraneous elements |
| unmistakable | Clearly revealed to the mind or the senses or judgment The pattern of abuse is unmistakable. |
| unmistakeable | Clearly evident to the mind The huge fracture on the forehead is unmistakable. |
| unmitigable | Incapable of being mitigated |
| unmitigated | Not diminished or moderated in intensity or severity; sometimes used as an intensifier The next year was an unmitigated disaster. |
| unmixable | Incapable of mixing |
| unmixed | Not mixed with extraneous elements Only the first figure determines the conclusion by pure, unmixed reasoning. |
| unmoderated | Not made less extreme Maybe he’s moved on to more unmoderated stomping grounds. |
| unmodernised | Not brought up to date Some older, unmodernised trams retained this livery until the 1950s. |
| unmodernized | Not brought up to date Unmodernized ships began to leave active service in the late 1950s. |
| unmodifiable | Incapable of being modified in form or character or strength (especially by making less extreme) Unique can not be graded but it isn’t unmodifiable. |
| unmodified | Not changed in form or character It is unmodified by human activity. |
| unmodulated | Characterized by lack of variation in pitch, tone, or volume It has been broadcasting an unmodulated carrier for several months. |
| unmolested | Not interfered with, disturbed, or harmed They got to sweep the rest of the harbor unmolested. |
| unmortgaged | Free from any encumbrance or limitation that presents a question of fact or law |
| unmotivated | Without motivation He appears listless and unmotivated in the monster court. |
| unmotorised | Having no motor |
| unmotorized | Having no motor Most of his unmotorized forces the bulk of the army were caught. |
| unmourned | Not grieved for; causing no mourning Damaging crap should be destroyed without ceremony, unmourned. |
| unmovable | Not able or intended to be moved Taking a firm, unmovable line is not going to help anybody. |
| unmoved | Emotionally unmoved Many of the comments left me unmoved. |
| unmoving | Not in motion In several biblical passages, the world is flat and unmoving. |
| unmown | Not cut down with a hand implement or machine |
| unmusical | Not musical in nature Your brushing away sr as unmusical is laughable. |
| unmutilated | Free from physical or moral spots or stains |
| unmyelinated | Not myelinated C fibres are unmyelinated unlike most other fibers in the nervous system. |
| unnameable | Too sacred to be uttered Tao is said to be unnameable and accomplishing great things through small means. |
| unnamed | Being or having an unknown or unnamed source The second unnamed parameter is the caption for the link. |
| unnatural | Not normal; not typical or usual or regular or conforming to a norm Many believe the unnatural occurrences are the beginning of the apocalypse. |
| unnaturalised | Not having acquired citizenship |
| unnaturalized | Not having acquired citizenship Often italicized as an unnaturalized foreign phrase. |
| unnavigable | Incapable of being navigated In times of flood it is unnavigable. |
| unnecessary | Not necessary People believe that him reprieving was unnecessary. |
| unneeded | Not necessary Basically an unneeded intersection category. |
| unneighborly | Not exhibiting the qualities expected in a friendly neighbor |
| unneighbourly | Not exhibiting the qualities expected in a friendly neighbor |
| unneurotic | Not neurotic |
| unnotched | Having no notches Caudal base band unnotched on at least one side. |
| unnoted | Not taken into account But the death one year ago of marla ruzicka shouldn’t go unnoted. |
| unnoticeable | Not obtrusive or undesirably noticeable But in alwaye, you might be left feeling distinctly unnoticeable. |
| unnoticed | Not noticed You seemingly prefer the meaning of the previous sentence to go unnoticed. |
| unnourished | Not nourished |
| unnumberable | Too numerous to be counted |
| unnumbered | Too numerous to be counted They are general in nature and unnumbered. |
| unnumerable | Too numerous to be counted There are not ‘unnumerable games’ etc. using this. |
| unobjectionable | Not causing disapproval I respectfully disagree that the article is unobjectionable. |
| unobjective | Not objective or easily verified This article is heavily biased and unobjective. |
| unobligated | Not obligated |
| unobliging | Not accommodating |
| unobservable | Not accessible to direct observation A hypothetical construct is always unobservable. |
| unobservant | Not consciously observing The title character is a boy with unobservant, distant parents. |
| unobserved | Not observed It’s entirely unobserved and unknown. |
| unobstructed | Free from impediment or obstruction or hindrance The goal has a rear wall and a forwardly open and unobstructed mouth. |
| unobtainable | Not capable of being obtained Expect parking to be practically unobtainable. |
| unobtrusive | Not obtrusive or undesirably noticeable The writing is small and unobtrusive. |
| unobvious | Not immediately apparent- a.n.whitehead I agree that it is a bit unobvious, though. |
| unoccupied | Not seized and controlled Is it better to set the temperature low when the house is unoccupied |
| unoffending | Not offending I am grateful to gk1973 for once rather unoffending comment. |
| unofficial | Not officially established Dan is the unofficial treasurer of the group. |
| unoiled | In need of oil treatment |
| unopen | Not open No science is static and unopen to being questioned. |
| unopened | Not yet opened or unsealed The last unopened briefcase contained p10. |
| unopposable | Not opposable |
| unopposed | Not having opposition or an opponent My name is the one and only, masterful, and completely unopposed isaratd. |
| unordered | Not arranged in order Sometimes an unordered list is useful… |
| unorganised | Not affiliated in a trade union Alcan border is part of the unorganized borough. |
| unorganized | Not having or belonging to a structured whole By and large the factions are informal and unorganized. |
| unoriented | Not having position or goal definitely set or ascertained In the process, edges may not be unoriented. |
| unoriginal | Not original; not being or productive of something fresh and unusual- gwethalyn graham That is just as unoriginal as my replacement section. |
| unornamented | Lacking embellishment or ornamentation Each block has three unornamented doorways with arched heads. |
| unorthodox | Independent in behavior or thought Dunn successfully kicked the goal from the then unorthodox upright position. |
| unostentatious | Not ostentatious A most polished and unostentatious player. |
| unowned | Having no owner The most common unowned things are asteroids. |
| unoxygenated | Not supplied with oxygen |
| unpackaged | Not packaged or put into packets |
| unpaid | Engaged in as a pastime The fees are unpaid. |
| unpainful | Not accompanied by pain sensations |
| unpaintable | Not paintable especially not suitable for artistic representation on canvas |
| unpainted | Not having a coat of paint or badly in need of a fresh coat Otherwise the church is unpainted from its interior. |
| unpaired | Of the remaining member of a pair, of socks e.g. At the very least it could be pillaged for all its unpaired words. |
| unpalatable | Not pleasant or acceptable to the taste or mind It was unpalatable to platonic and aristotelian philosophers. |
| unparallel | Not straight or parallel His role in cooperative movement in rajasthan was unparallel. |
| unparalleled | Radically distinctive and without equal His dedication, devotion and obedience to the master were unparalleled. |
| unpardonable | Not admitting of pardon The dismissal of de mafra’s account is simply unpardonable. |
| unparented | Having no parent or parents or not cared for by parent surrogates I found the categories on the listing of unparented categories. |
| unparliamentary | So rude and abusive as to be unsuitable for parliament Even polite accusations of lying are unparliamentary. |
| unpartitioned | Not divided by partitions The structure is an unpartitioned quarter sphere dome, in diameter and high. |
| unpassable | Incapable of being passed I managed to escape to higher ground before the water became unpassable. |
| unpasteurised | Not having undergone pasteurization The very best halloumi is that made from unpasteurised sheep and goats milk. |
| unpasteurized | Not having undergone pasteurization Both are made from either pasteurized or unpasteurized milk. |
| unpatented | Not protected by patent The patented machine was a combination of unpatented parts. |
| unpatriotic | Showing lack of love for your country They were often accused of being unpatriotic. |
| unpatronised | Having little patronage or few clients |
| unpatronized | Having little patronage or few clients |
| unpatterned | Lacking patterns especially in color The belly is an unpatterned whitish gray. |
| unpaved | Not having a paved surface Currently unpaved, the road is muddy and impassable in the wet season. |
| unpeaceable | Not disposed to peace I am seriously penitent about my unpeaceable outburst toward you. |
| unpeaceful | Not peaceful It was always dark and unpeaceful with drastic conflict of different classes. |
| unpeopled | With no people living there The people on the sea venture are englishmen and the island is unpeopled. |
| unperceivable | Impossible or difficult to perceive by the mind or senses |
| unperceived | Not perceived or commented on Money growth has to be unperceived to have real effects. |
| unperceiving | Lacking perception They cannot exist in an unperceiving, corporeal substance or matter. |
| unperceptive | Lacking perception If it is not deliberate then it is remarkably unperceptive. |
| unperformed | Not performed He wrote six operas, three of which remain unperformed and four unpublished. |
| unpermed | Not having had a permanent wave |
| unpermissive | Not inclined to grant permission; severe in discipline |
| unperplexed | Experiencing no difficulty or confusion or bewilderment |
| unpersuadable | Not susceptible to persuasion It’s not u r so called neutral, u r unpersuadable. |
| unpersuaded | Not converted I’m unpersuaded of the church’s existence. |
| unpersuasive | Not capable of persuading I find that extraordinarily unpersuasive. |
| unperturbed | Free from emotional agitation or nervous tension- anthony trollope The dog seems fairly unperturbed. |
| unpictured | Not pictured |
| unpicturesque | Without beauty or charm |
| unpierced | Not pierced Most people do, however, know what an unpierced penis looks like. |
| unpigmented | Having no pigmentation An imaging system is disclosed wherein unpigmented transparent xerographic an imaging system is disclosed wherein unpigmented transparent xerographic toner images are used to make color and full color pictorial transparencies and selected hard copy according to specific toner tacking methods. |
| unpillared | Lacking pillars |
| unpitying | Without mercy or pity |
| unplaced | Not one of the first three in a race or competition She was unplaced at that pageant. |
| unplanned | Without apparent forethought or prompting or planning The city’s poorest neighbourhoods are completely unplanned. |
| unplanted | Not planted Neither an unplanted yard or a lawn is not a gardern. |
| unplayable | Not capable of or suitable for being played or played on The game shipped and it was unplayable out of the box. |
| unplayful | Completely lacking in playfulness |
| unpleasant | Disagreeable to the senses, to the mind, or feelings The lamb was surprisingly clean tasting, with no unpleasant pungency. |
| unpleasing | Lacking graciousness But quiddity’s does no harm and is not aesthetically unpleasing. |
| unpledged | Not promised in marriage Unpledged party leaders and elected officials. |
| unploughed | Not plowed Only the current fritillary field was left coincidentally unploughed. |
| unplowed | Not plowed The rest of the road is unplowed in winter. |
| unplumbed | Situated at or extending to great depth; too deep to have been sounded or plumbed-thomas gray |
| unpointed | Not having a point especially a sharp point |
| unpolished | Lacking social polish That’s why it’s extremely unpolished. |
| unpolitical | Politically neutral In this time music by unpolitical bands sold better. |
| unpolluted | Free from admixture with noxious elements; clean Tourists like swimming in clean and unpolluted rivers as well. |
| unpompous | Not pompous |
| unpopular | Regarded with disfavor or lacking general approval On the other hand, unpopular does not mean irremediable. |
| unpopulated | With no people living there The island is unpopulated and wooded. |
| unportable | Not portable; not easily moved or transported By being highly unportable, this was a very dangerous way of coding. |
| unposed | Not arranged for pictorial purposes It’s fairly candid and apparently unposed. |
| unpotted | Not planted in pots |
| unpowered | Not having or using power The kruiser can do an unpowered glide. |
| unpracticed | Not having had extensive practice Most of them other than jonneth were too unpracticed to be of use. |
| unpractised | Not having had extensive practice |
| unprecedented | Having no precedent; novel The events of the day were unprecedented. |
| unpredictable | Not capable of being foretold In some cases, the meaning of the cislocative is unpredictable. |
| unpredicted | Without warning or announcement- m.a.d.howe You’re also right that internet people have unpredicted viewing time. |
| unpredictive | Having no predictive value His post shadowing has already been debunked as unpredictive and of no value. |
| unprejudiced | Free from undue bias or preconceived opinions I hope that you will be unprejudiced. |
| unpremeditated | Not prepared or planned in advance The heavy casualties may be evidence of an unpremeditated massacre. |
| unprepared | Without preparation; not prepared for- r.e.danielson For the unprepared, life is not so. |
| unprepossessing | Creating an unfavorable or neutral first impression Collectively, these geographically unprepossessing islands have become a new geopolitical fault line in asia. |
| unpresentable | Creating an unfavorable or neutral first impression This is unpresentable as an introductory source. |
| unpresidential | Not presidential After four years, clinton has learned how to avoid looking unpresidential. |
| unpressed | Not smoothed with heat It has a squat cylindrical shape, and has a smooth, unpressed texture. |
| unpretending | Not ostentatious In character he was amiable and unpretending. |
| unpretentious | Lacking pretension or affectation Her style is unpretentious, austere, yet various. |
| unpreventable | Not preventable Fire in chaparral is a natural, unpreventable event. |
| unpriestly | Not priestly; unbefitting a priest |
| unprincipled | Having little or no integrity I am an unprincipled lout, for the most part. |
| unprintable | Unfit for print because morally or legally objectionable or offensive to good taste Your allegations are absurd, and my conjectures about you would be unprintable. |
| unproblematic | Easy and not involved or complicated The current examples are clear and unproblematic. |
| unprocessed | Not treated or prepared by a special process The template will be a simple set of slots for each event type and the fills will be unprocessed text extracted from the transcriptions. |
| unprocurable | Not capable of being obtained These are now so rare as to be practically unprocurable. |
| unproductive | Not producing desired results All of the unproductive area is unproductive vegetation. |
| unprofessional | Not characteristic of or befitting a profession or one engaged in a profession For starters, the use of the ampersand is wholly unprofessional. |
| unprofitable | Producing little or no profit or gain It was considered unprofitable and inferior. |
| unprogressive | Old-fashioned and out of date There can merely be change, purposeless and unprogressive. |
| unpromised | Not promised in marriage |
| unpromising | Unlikely to bring about favorable results or enjoyment As a place for a lovers’ tryst it seems unpromising. |
| unprompted | Proceeding from natural feeling or impulse without external stimulus I appreciate your unprompted recognition of me as a ‘trusted user’. |
| unpronounceable | Very difficult to pronounce correctly It’s silly to suggest the heart is unpronounceable. |
| unprophetic | Not prophetic; not foreseeing correctly |
| unpropitious | Not propitious They could hope to find in the present unpropitious climate. |
| unprotected | Lacking protection or defense Camembert unprotected this page, following my request on . |
| unprotective | Not affording protection I request a short unprotective source from this page. |
| unprovable | Not provable Both are beliefs in the unprovable. |
| unproved | Not proved There are unproved allegations of corruption against devananda. |
| unproven | Not proved Also a totally unproven argument. |
| unprovocative | Not provocative |
| unprovoked | Occurring without motivation or provocation- f.d.roosevelt He responded in similar unprovoked hostility throughout the incident. |
| unprovoking | Not provocative |
| unpublishable | Not suitable for publication Because of his unpublishable mind,i want to contribute for him. |
| unpublished | Not published As yet unpublished research monograph. |
| unpunctual | Not punctual; after the appointed time It makes me so cranky and unpunctual. |
| unpunished | Not punished He remains unpunished for this violation. |
| unpurified | Not made pure I’m not sure that unpurified copper is used in manufacturing of alloys. |
| unqualified | Not limited or restricted Frankly, i grow weary of the tyrrany of the unqualified opinion. |
| unquenchable | Impossible to quench It is based on the weinstein’s extreme unquenchable money thirst. |
| unquestionable | Not counterfeit or copied The authority of the karnavar in a family is unquestionable. |
| unquestioned | Generally agreed upon; not subject to dispute They are unquestioned at this time. |
| unquestioning | Being without doubt or reserve The first paragraph of the legacy section is a near unquestioning hagiography. |
| unquiet | Causing or fraught with or showing anxiety The unquiet earth is a novel written from the perspective of multiple narrators. |
| unquotable | Not able or fit to be repeated or quoted |
| unraised | Made without leavening Steamed buns made with unraised flour are more commonly seen in the south. |
| unranked | Not arranged in order hierarchically Unranked spouses follow the rank of the ranked spouse. |
| unratable | Not subject to locally assessed property taxes |
| unratified | Lacking legal authority This unratified agreement appears to be in effect. |
| unreachable | Inaccessibly located or situated The engine produced unreachable in second gear. |
| unreached | Inaccessibly located or situated Matu people are evangelizing to unreached people among in the buddhist. |
| unreactive | Not reacting chemically Pupils become dilated and unreactive to light. |
| unread | Not informed through reading- v.l.parrington This mustn’t be it’ and leave the page unread. |
| unreadable | Not easily deciphered As a result the article was almost unreadable. |
| unready | Not prepared or in a state of readiness; slow to understand or respond It looks to me like it is in fact a penny of ethelred the unready. |
| unreal | Not actually such; being or seeming fanciful or imaginary Such a notion is unreal and absurd. |
| unrealised | Of persons; marked by failure to realize full potentialities His intended restoration of the house went unrealised, however. |
| unrealistic | Not realistic He thought the lyrics were unrealistic and complacent. |
| unrealizable | Impossible to achieve As such it was unrealizable mainly due to rotational speed variation. |
| unrealized | Of persons; marked by failure to realize full potentialities His full potential remains unrealized. |
| unreasonable | Not reasonable; not showing good judgment The argument is not unreasonable. |
| unreasoning | Not based on reason or evidence God, i’d be an irrational unreasoning ignorant fool if i didn’t follow jesus. |
| unreassuring | Not reassuring; tending to cause anxiety |
| unreceptive | Not receptive They look and behave like unreceptive females. |
| unreciprocated | Not returned in kind They are as of now largely unreciprocated. |
| unrecognisable | Defying recognition as e.g. because of damage or alteration Sometimes the end point is unrecognisable from the start. |
| unrecognised | Not having a secure reputation These are typically unrecognised by anyone onwikipedia. |
| unrecognizable | Defying recognition as e.g. because of damage or alteration Actually, some of the sounds are completely unrecognizable. |
| unrecognized | Not having a secure reputation Coats of arms of unrecognized states. |
| unreconcilable | Impossible to reconcile |
| unreconciled | Not made consistent or compatible If someone dies with unreconciled venial sins, he or she will endure purgatory. |
| unreconstructed | Adhering to an attitude or position widely held to be outmoded Just a bit of unreconstructed native stupidity. |
| unrecorded | Actually being performed at the time of hearing or viewing She arrived in england on an unrecorded date. |
| unrecoverable | Incapable of being recovered or regained Templates aren’t quite so unrecoverable. |
| unredeemable | Insusceptible of reform This is so full of jargon as to be unredeemable. |
| unredeemed | In danger of the eternal punishment of hell The subtitle of the work was confessions of an unredeemed drug addict. |
| unreduced | Not altered by reduction There is an unreduced and a reduced version. |
| unrefined | Not refined or processed One is unrefined and is in the form of hard blocks of dark brown sugar. |
| unreflected | Not turned back by physical reflection The article stated unreflected that the germans committed said massacre. |
| unreflective | Not exhibiting or characterized by careful thought At bottom, one might see the purely unreflective lifestyle. |
| unreformable | Unrepentant and incapable of being reformed The idea behind delete is that the rules are inherently unreformable. |
| unreformed | Unaffected by the reformation The magnitude of the unreformed electorate is difficult to accurately determine. |
| unrefreshed | Not rested or refreshed; |
| unregenerate | Not reformed morally or spiritually To the monergist, faith does not proceed from our unregenerate human nature. |
| unregenerated | Not reformed morally or spiritually To some synergists, faith may arise from unregenerated human nature. |
| unregistered | Not furnished with official documents One unregistered and one registered. |
| unregretful | Feeling no regret |
| unregretting | Feeling no regret |
| unregulated | Not regulated; not subject to rule or discipline I recognize that the internet is an unregulated body of information. |
| unrehearsed | With little or no preparation or forethought My agent says the best part of me is that i have natural, unrehearsed talent. |
| unrelated | Not connected by kinship The overlap is coincidence and the usages are unrelated. |
| unrelaxed | Nor relaxed- u.b.phillips You seem to be a little bit unrelaxed. |
| unreleased | Not (or not yet) made available for distribution or publication An unreleased jingle base on this song exists. |
| unrelenting | Harsh The crew becomes increasingly fatigued by the unrelenting pursuit. |
| unreliable | Not worthy of reliance or trust It also includes a hefty dose of unreliable sources at the moment. |
| unrelieved | Not lessened or diminished Arab refugees in neighboring states are left unrelieved. |
| unremarkable | Found in the ordinary course of events- anita diamant Grinder is entirely unremarkable and even uninteresting as a epistemologist. |
| unremarked | Not perceived or commented on The error is quickly addressed, but does not go unremarked by the townspeople. |
| unremedied | Not having been put right |
| unremitting | Uninterrupted in time and indefinitely long continuing This silent period was, however, one of unremitting production. |
| unremorseful | Not penitent or remorseful Interviewers described poplawski as unremorseful with a cold demeanor . |
| unremunerative | Not yielding profit or recompense The post was an unremunerative sinecure. |
| unrenewable | That can not be renewed More than technically that is not depletion and not unrenewable i believe. |
| unrenewed | Not revived |
| unrentable | Not able or fit to be rented |
| unrepaired | Unserviceable because necessary repairs have not been made However, these roads frequently develop potholes that often remain unrepaired. |
| unrepeatable | Not able or fit to be repeated or quoted A single, unrepeatable miracle does not really work that way. |
| unrepentant | Stubbornly persistent in wrongdoing Despite his renunciation of the material world, he’s an unrepentant sybarite. |
| unreplaceable | Impossible to replace Clearly the picture is unique and unreplaceable. |
| unreportable | Not reportable; not required by law to be reported |
| unreported | Not reported However, the errors went unrecognized and unreported for several years. |
| unrepresentative | Not exemplifying a class The current selection is poor and unrepresentative. |
| unrepressed | Not repressed |
| unreproducible | Impossible to reproduce or duplicate The results of research papers can represent unreproducible results. |
| unrequested | Not requested Again, i apologize for an unrequested change. |
| unrequited | Not returned in kind This is the pain of unrequited love. |
| unresentful | Not resentful |
| unreserved | Not cautious or reticent Most tram routes are on unreserved tracks and middle of the roads. |
| unresistant | Likely to be affected with These rocks are relatively unresistant and the coast is eroding rapidly. |
| unresisting | Offering no resistance- theodore roosevelt Her rescue operation was carried out at an unresisting civilian hospital. |
| unresolvable | Not capable of being resolved This is probably an unresolvable issue. |
| unresolved | Characterized by musical dissonance; harmonically unresolved In much of his work the mysteries of the past remain unresolved. |
| unrespectable | Unworthy of respect There are people who find all those things to be unrespectable and even vile. |
| unresponsive | Not responding to some influence or stimulus A unilateral and unresponsive approach is not acceptable. |
| unrested | Not rested or refreshed; |
| unrestrained | Marked by uncontrolled excitement or emotion Weber openly declared to be against the unrestrained submarine war. |
| unrestricted | Not subject to or subjected to restriction The site is unrestricted and unmarked. |
| unrestrictive | Not tending to restrict Innovation and prosperity work best under an unrestrictive government situation. |
| unretentive | Deficient in retentiveness or range |
| unretrievable | Impossible to recover or recoup or overcome |
| unrevealed | Not made known Their exact origin is unknown or at least unrevealed. |
| unreverberant | Not reverberant; lacking a tendency to reverberate |
| unrevised | Not improved or brought up to date The language of the unrevised report. |
| unrevived | Not revived |
| unrewarded | Having acquired or gained nothing Civic deeds do not go unrewarded. |
| unrewarding | Not rewarding; not providing personal satisfaction I fear that you are going to have a long and unrewarding search. |
| unrhetorical | Not rhetorical This is a simple and unrhetorical answer to your question. |
| unrhymed | Not having rhyme English language haiku is an example of an unrhymed tercet poem. |
| unrhythmic | Not rhythmic; irregular in beat or accent |
| unrhythmical | Not rhythmic; irregular in beat or accent |
| unrifled | Of a firearm; not having rifling or internal spiral grooves inside the barrel It was made from stamped steel with an unrifled barrel. |
| unrigged | Stripped of rigging The last lure can be rigged with a hook or unrigged. |
| unrighteous | Not righteous This sanction of such a war was wholly unrighteous. |
| unrimed | Not having rhyme |
| unripe | Not fully developed or mature; not ripe The complaint here is disruptive and unripe. |
| unripened | Not fully developed or mature; not ripe Some unripened fruits have the taste of acerbity. |
| unrivaled | Eminent beyond or above comparison His sense of justice is unrivaled. |
| unrivalled | Eminent beyond or above comparison At point blank range the move is unrivaled and more importantly unparriable. |
| unromantic | Neither expressive of nor exciting sexual love or romance Morgan finds her and again proposes marriage in a rather unromantic way. |
| unroofed | Having no roof Only 12 houses survived being unroofed or totally destroyed. |
| unrouged | Not wearing rouge |
| unruffled | Free from disturbance by heavy waves Happily he lay there, his disposition unruffled. |
| unruly | Of persons It’s rather unruly and the examples are a bit of a hodgepodge. |
| unsaddled | With no saddle He rode on an unsaddled camel accompanied by his only daughter. |
| unsafe | Lacking in security or safety Prisoners are malnourished and often kept in unsafe and unsanitary conditions. |
| unsaid | Not made explicit It’s too true to be left unsaid. |
| unsalable | Impossible to sell The feeding wound often spoils and renders the fruit unsalable. |
| unsalaried | Not paying a salary They serve unsalaried by choice. |
| unsaleable | Impossible to sell In 1841 a period of depression led to cattle becoming almost unsaleable. |
| unsalted | Without salt or seasoning The admin who unsalted the namespace is sympathetic of the mj situation. |
| unsanctified | Not holy because unconsecrated or impure or defiled His third sin was that he used the unsanctified meat of his kill as food. |
| unsanctioned | Without explicit official permission If a copy is unsanctioned, it’s a copyright violation. |
| unsanded | Used of wood and furniture |
| unsanitary | Not sanitary or healthful Crowded, unsanitary, and busy, the institution appears terrible to petey. |
| unsaponified | Not converted into soap There are typically also unsaponified wax esters present in isopropyl jojobate. |
| unsarcastic | Not sarcastic Now, using this kind of speech structure is both sarcastic and unsarcastic. |
| unsated | Not having been satisfied |
| unsatiable | Impossible to satisfy The two initially create an unsatiable sexual appetite for each other. |
| unsatiated | Not having been satisfied The prince of ales has had unsatiated curiosity about him, but in vain. |
| unsatisfactory | Not giving satisfaction The results were unsatisfactory. |
| unsatisfiable | Not capable of being satisfied This can be analyzed to produce a smaller unsatisfiable core. |
| unsatisfied | Worried and uneasy He was, however, unsatisfied with the performance of the ship. |
| unsatisfying | Not up to expectations That’s a deeply unsatisfying thing. |
| unsaturated | Not chromatically pure; diluted Finally, only unsaturated chains are chosen. |
| unsaved | In danger of the eternal punishment of hell But the farm laborer became very scared and left the virgins unsaved. |
| unsavory | Morally offensive The message did have an aggressive and unsavory tone. |
| unsavoury | Not pleasing in odor or taste It was a very unsavoury incident. |
| unscalable | Incapable of being ascended This is an unenforceable and unscalable standard. |
| unscathed | Not injured The fresco survived the war unscathed but it was destroyed in the 1950s. |
| unscheduled | Not scheduled or not on a regular schedule This led to an immediate unscheduled raid on their cottage. |
| unscholarly | Not scholarly Stop inserting unscholarly and lachrymose bs. |
| unschooled | Lacking in schooling As i said, leaving it in can mislead the unschooled ones astray. |
| unscientific | Not consistent with the methods or principles of science The biography section is especially adoring unscientific content. |
| unscripted | Not furnished with or using a script But harkin’s objection was neither unscripted nor purely semantic. |
| unscrupulous | Without scruples or principles Montagu was no less avaricious than unscrupulous. |
| unsealed | Not closed or secured with or as if with a seal For this reason, the area’s roading is largely unsealed. |
| unseamanlike | Not seamanlike To over canvass a sailing boat is considered unseamanlike and imprudent. |
| unseamed | Having no seams Each segment is separately upholstered by an unseamed upholstery segment. |
| unseasonable | Not in keeping with (and usually undesirable for) the season I exhort you, be ye not an unseasonable kindness to me. |
| unseasoned | Not tried or tested by experience I am relatively unseasoned atwikipedia. |
| unseaworthy | Unfit for a voyage The damage was so great that the ship remained unseaworthy for several years. |
| unsectarian | Not restricted to one sect or school or party- bertrand russell |
| unsecured | Without financial security Seems to be fine, but is unsecured. |
| unseductive | Not seductive |
| unseeable | Impossible or nearly impossible to see; imperceptible by the eye If i go to india, the indians might make me unseeable just for being black. |
| unseeded | Not have a crop sown on it A first seed never has won here, a fun house for the unseeded. |
| unseeing | Lacking sight Skin ash grey, eyes open and unseeing. |
| unseemly | Not in keeping with accepted standards of what is right or proper in polite society It makes the table of contents look unseemly. |
| unseen | Not observed The incident went unseen by the referee and his two linesmen. |
| unsegmented | Having a body that is not divided into segments Trained with the unsegmented source language. |
| unsegregated | Rid of segregation; having had segregation ended It’s much easier to deal with a single, unsegregated list. |
| unselected | Not selected He was projected to be selected in the seventh round or go unselected. |
| unselective | Not selective or discriminating The bibliography section is getting too long and unselective. |
| unselfconscious | Not self-conscious You have to love the unselfconscious way the baughmans just do it . |
| unselfish | Not greedy He is presented as a kind, unselfish and caring person. |
| unsensational | Not of such character as to arouse intense interest, curiosity, or emotional reaction |
| unsent | Not dispatched or transmitted Fiends are the unsent who remain in spira. |
| unsentimental | Facing facts or difficulties realistically and with determination This is an unsentimental idea of the home. |
| unserviceable | Not capable of being used So it could be possible and safe to operate with a unserviceable reverser. |
| unservile | Not servile or submissive |
| unsettled | Not yet settled The state was unsettled. |
| unsexed | Deprived of sexual capacity or sexual attributes A male unsexed fish’s average size is . |
| unsexy | Not sexually aroused or arousing He’s like a little, unsexy, spike in training. |
| unshackled | Not bound by shackles and chains Evil melts quickest in the face of a rapier wit and unshackled joy. |
| unshaded | Not having shadow represented Georgia and azerbaijan are unshaded yet. |
| unshadowed | Not darkened or obscured by shadow- vilhjalmur stefansson |
| unshakable | Without flaws or loopholes Our resolution in this matter is unshakable. |
| unshaken | Unshaken in purpose It means unshaken belief and purity of thought. |
| unshaped | Incompletely or imperfectly shaped The clothes were unshaped and the colors restrained. |
| unshapely | Not well-proportioned and pleasing in shape This boulder is rugged, unshapely, and most unusual in height. |
| unshapen | Incompletely or imperfectly shaped |
| unshared | Not shared So your concerns seem to be unshared by the editors involved. |
| unsharpened | Not sharpened The chakmak is unsharpened and is used to burnish the blade. |
| unshaved | Not shaved Unshaved genitalia would be more representative of what is normal. |
| unshaven | Not shaved He always appears unkempt and unshaven. |
| unsheared | Not sheared |
| unsheathed | Not having a protective covering Link stepped forward and unsheathed his sword. |
| unshelled | Of animals or fruits that have no shell This is particularly true of unshelled foods, such as thistle seed and suet. |
| unshielded | Not protected by a shield I would also like to do so with the unshielded twisted pair article. |
| unshockable | Incapable of being shocked He is quiet if a tad sarcastic and almost unshockable. |
| unshod | Barefoot or wearing only sandals He ran unshod across the yard and down the street. |
| unshoed | Not shod |
| unshorn | Not sheared Generally left unshorn for the winter, the breed is very cold hardy. |
| unshrinkable | Incapable of being shrunk or diminished or reduced |
| unshrinking | Not shrinking from danger |
| unshuttered | Not provided with shutters or having the shuttered open |
| unsighted | Unable to see–kenneth jernigan After that there will be two imcompatible unsighted versions. |
| unsightly | Unpleasant to look at The tags are unsightly and unhelpful. |
| unsigned | Lacking a signature The leaflet is unsigned, nor is the photo. |
| unsilenced | Not silenced |
| unsinkable | Incapable of being sunk Roo buys the unsinkable in a action without grandfathers permission. |
| unsized | Not having the surface treated or coated with sizing Neck ties are generally unsized, but may be available in a longer size. |
| unskilled | Not doing a good job This is due to the use of unskilled manpower. |
| unskillful | Poorly done French drivers are adventurous and even aggressive, but not unskillful. |
| unsleeping | Fully awake |
| unsloped | In a vertical position; not sloping |
| unsmiling | Not smiling The unsmiling faces of the people on the ship is also an observable fact. |
| unsmooth | Having or caused by an irregular surface |
| unsmoothed | Not having been made smooth by having hands run over the surface Both the smoothed and unsmoothed plot are shown. |
| unsnarled | Straightened out The cable often got snarled and had to be unsnarled by hand. |
| unsociable | Not inclined to society or companionship But generally i’m a bit dour and unsociable. |
| unsocial | Not seeking or given to association; being or living without companions It is true that japanese people do not waste time in unnecessary gossip, but they are not unsocial. |
| unsoiled | Without soil or spot or stain |
| unsold | Not disposed of by purchase There are still unsold copies remaining. |
| unsoldierly | Not conforming to military standards |
| unsolicited | Not asked for Completely unsolicited and inappropriate. |
| unsoluble | Not easily solved- c.l.jones |
| unsolvable | Not solved The crimes remain unsolved. |
| unsolved | Not solved The details of the murder case remain unsolved. |
| unsophisticated | Not wise in the ways of the world- kate o’brien Torture was rare and unsophisticated. |
| unsorted | Not arranged according to size This is the unsorted list of countries by inflation rate. |
| unsought | Not desired Honors must come to him unsought if they were to come at all. |
| unsound | Physically unsound or diseased The article is fundamentally unsound and needs total deletion. |
| unsoundable | Too deep to determine the depth of |
| unsounded | Not made to sound The unsounded notes were dampened by the fingers of the left hand. |
| unsoured | Not having turned bad |
| unsown | Not have a crop sown on it Reasons for him doing these things are unsown. |
| unspaced | Arranged without spaces between If they are supposed to be unspaced, the input should be unspaced, too. |
| unsparing | Very generous This nuanced but unsparing book gives a bill of particulars. |
| unspeakable | Defying expression or description His brother is in the mental hospital and is unspeakable and non movable. |
| unspecialised | Not specialized or modified for a particular purpose or function There are other words also like ‘ladder’ etc. unspecialised terms. |
| unspecialized | Not specialized or modified for a particular purpose or function Among members of the iguanurinae it is described as relatively unspecialized. |
| unspecific | Not detailed or specific Some of the writing is unspecific and unclear. |
| unspecified | Not stated explicitly or in detail The date and method of redemption for the bonds was unspecified in the bill. |
| unspectacular | Not spectacular Shuwa’s style was unspectacular but thoroughly professional. |
| unspent | Not spent Some unspent action points will also be carried over to the next round. |
| unspoiled | Not decayed or decomposed The scenery is exceptional, with a backdrop of unspoiled arctic nature. |
| unspoilt | Not left to spoil Much of the county is scenic and unspoilt. |
| unspoken | Expressed without speech- emily dickinson- thomas wolfe Secrets left unspoken, until now…. |
| unsporting | Violating accepted standards or rules This means it is unsporting to use a bot in this fashion. |
| unsportsmanlike | Violating accepted standards or rules Anything more unsportsmanlike it would be difficult to conceive. |
| unspotted | Without soil or spot or stain The well developed webbing of the toes is bright orange red and unspotted. |
| unstable | Affording no ease or reassurance Both the sulfur and the oxygen are thermodynamically unstable. |
| unstaged | Not performed on the stage There also arose a trend for unstaged opera. |
| unstained | Not having a coating of stain or varnish Leave no shirt unstained. |
| unstarred | Not marked with an asterisk |
| unstated | Not made explicit The grounds for the rfc ‘as unstated’ are not. |
| unstatesmanlike | Not statesmanlike |
| unsteady | Not firmly or solidly positioned The offensive scheme was unsteady and unspectacular. |
| unsterilised | Not sterilized |
| unsterilized | Not sterilized Finally, it would be a hazard to prison personnel to use unsterilized equipment. |
| unstilted | Flowing naturally and continuously |
| unstimulating | Not stimulating I work in a tragically unstimulating office job, while i get a psychology bsc. |
| unstinted | Very generous He dreamt big and worked with an unstinted focus to make his dreams come true. |
| unstinting | Very generous Contemporaries of edwards have been unstinting in their praise of his abilities. |
| unstirred | Not agitated by stirring Electrodes are static and sit in unstirred solutions during cyclic voltammetry. |
| unstoppable | Not capable of being stopped At one point it looked unstoppable. |
| unstoppered | Having the stopper removed |
| unstrained | Not resulting from undue effort; not forced May be served strained or unstrained. |
| unstratified | Not deposited in layers Unstratified seeds may take up to two years to germinate, if they do so at all. |
| unstressed | Not bearing a stress or accent The fixation of the stress led to sound changes in unstressed syllables. |
| unstructured | Lacking definite structure or organization A herd is by definition relatively unstructured. |
| unstrung | Emotionally upset I mean, it’s no wonder she was so unstrung. |
| unstuck | Free Hopefully we can get this unstuck, finally. |
| unstudied | Not by design or artifice; unforced and impromptu If the subject is unstudied, as you claim, the reader’s assumption is false. |
| unstudious | Not studious |
| unstylish | Not in accord with or not following current fashion Clearly, the unstylish, klutzy bookworm has existed throughout history. |
| unsuasible | Not susceptible to persuasion |
| unsubdivided | Of leaf shapes; of leaves having no divisions or subdivisions |
| unsubduable | Impossible to subdue |
| unsubdued | Not brought under control |
| unsubmissive | Not servile or submissive |
| unsubstantial | Lacking material form or substance; unreal Gerner can let appear clemens’ accusations as unsubstantial. |
| unsubstantiated | Unsupported by other evidence It has vituperative, unsubstantiated material about the nehru gandhi family. |
| unsubtle | Lacking subtlety; obvious The category system is too unsubtle for this sort of usage to be appropriate. |
| unsuccessful | Failing to accomplish an intended result His pistol misfired and the attempt was unsuccessful. |
| unsufferable | Used of persons or their behavior You people are the reason editingwikipedia is so unsufferable. |
| unsugared | With no sugar added I’d like to be the flattened unsugared version of me. |
| unsuitable | Not conducive to good moral development The number of members increased and the original house was now unsuitable. |
| unsuited | Not easy to combine harmoniously But the material selected is distinctly unsuited to her. |
| unsullied | Free from blemishes I am presenting a fresh, unsullied view. |
| unsung | Having value that is not acknowledged Maybe it’s one of the unsung proto punk albums of the 70s. |
| unsupervised | Not supervised or under constant observation Unsupervised manner like giza . |
| unsupportable | Not able to be supported or defended Some parts of the luce detail are unsupportable though. |
| unsupported | Not held up or borne At the trial, the judge commented that the accusation was unsupported. |
| unsupportive | Not furnishing support or assistance Her mother is unsupportive and more interested in dating than her daughter. |
| unsuppressed | Given vent to This band must not be left unsuppressed. |
| unsure | Lacking self-confidence Everyone i knew who used the reverent word was almost as unsure and insecure. |
| unsurmountable | Incapable of being surmounted or climbed There is an unsurmountable flaw in the entire proposal. |
| unsurpassable | Not capable of being improved on He was unsurpassed at the time for type and production. |
| unsurpassed | Not capable of being improved on He was unsurpassed at the time for type and production. |
| unsurprised | Not surprised or expressing surprise Frankly, i’d be unsurprised if you remember none of this …. |
| unsurprising | Not causing surprise In this context, it’s unsurprising there was an rfc. |
| unsusceptible | Not susceptible to |
| unsuspected | Not suspected or believed likely She later finds love with an unsuspected person. |
| unsuspecting | Not knowing or expecting; not thinking likely They send an unthreatening email to an unsuspecting recipient. |
| unsuspicious | Not suspicious He is banned, not merely banned unless he’s making unsuspicious edits. |
| unswayed | Not influenced or affected- v.l.parrington I am unswayed by the opposes, but rather remain confident in the above answers. |
| unsweet | Moderately dry Refilling a half full glass of sweet tea with unsweet tea ruins the mixture. |
| unsweetened | Not made sweet Related to unsweetened cranberry juice. |
| unswept | Not swept or having sweep It was a single bay biplane with unswept and unstaggered wings. |
| unswerving | Firm and dependable especially in loyalty He has to be unswerving, uncompromising, and unadjustable. |
| unsworn | Not bound by or stated on oath Von einem closed his unsworn statement by again claiming his innocence. |
| unsyllabic | Not forming a syllable or the nucleus of a syllable; consisting of a consonant sound accompanied in the same syllable by a vowel sound or consisting of a vowel sound dominated by other vowel sounds in a syllable (as the second vowel in |
| unsyllabled | Not articulated in syllables |
| unsymbolic | Not standing for something else |
| unsymmetric | Lacking symmetry That was sufficient roll authority to counteract the unsymmetric lift. |
| unsymmetrical | Lacking symmetry An unsymmetrical basket design is disclosed for an orbital clothes washer. |
| unsympathetic | Tending to evoke antipathetic feelings Perhaps to an unsympathetic rigidly doctrinaire pov. |
| unsympathising | Not showing or expressing sympathy |
| unsympathizing | Not showing or expressing sympathy |
| unsynchronised | Not occurring together The gearbox originally had three gears, the first unsynchronised. |
| unsynchronized | Not occurring together Many areas that wish to share power have unsynchronized networks. |
| unsynchronous | Not occurring together Don’t confuse unsynchronous with non synchronous. |
| unsystematic | Lacking systematic arrangement or method or organization This is sometimes referred to as unsystematic risk . |
| untactful | Lacking or showing a lack of what is fitting and considerate in dealing with others |
| untagged | Lacking a label or tag The use of credit factors is a useful approach to estimating a reliable stochastic language model from untagged corpora which axe noisy by nature. |
| untainted | Free from blemishes Let the definition stand untainted. |
| untalented | Devoid of talent; not gifted Completely untalented in this art of political niceties. |
| untalkative | Temperamentally disinclined to talk He has been described as shy and untalkative with foreigners. |
| untamed | In a natural state; not tamed or domesticated or cultivated The five senses are untamed and roam uncontrollably. |
| untanned | Not converted to leather by a tanning agent |
| untaped | Not recorded on film or tape |
| untapped | Not drawn upon or used- g.r.harrison There was no untapped reserve of occasional playgoers. |
| untarnished | Free from blemishes The untarnished elemental calcium cannot be told from any other silvery metal. |
| untasted | Still full |
| untaught | Lacking in schooling Landing on water isn’t exactly an untaught skill. |
| untaxed | Not taxed The first two are untaxed, and are used for official expenditures. |
| untechnical | Not characteristic of or skilled in applied arts and sciences I agree though it seems a bit untechnical. |
| untellable | Defying expression or description I have untellable fear of leg injury. |
| untempered | Not brought to a proper consistency or hardness A first blower supplies untempered makeup air. |
| untempting | Not appealing to the senses |
| untenable | Incapable of being defended or justified However, the success was fleeting as the position proved untenable. |
| untenanted | Not leased to or occupied by a tenant |
| untended | Lacking care and attention Consequently many wounded were left untended in the open. |
| untested | Not yet proved or subjected to testing This hypothesis remains untested. |
| untethered | Not confined or restricted with a tether Mule pack strings enter the arena, and are unloaded and untethered. |
| unthankful | Not feeling or showing gratitude- shakespeare |
| unthawed | Still frozen |
| untheatrical | Not suited to or characteristic of the stage or theater |
| unthematic | Not relating to a melodic subject |
| unthinkable | Incapable of being conceived or considered It is not unthinkable to alter the structure of the article. |
| unthinking | Not exhibiting or characterized by careful thought The warrior must be strong, yet not unthinking and unfeeling. |
| unthought | So unexpected as to have not been imagined The requests on the article seem rather unthought through. |
| unthoughtful | Not exhibiting or characterized by careful thought Perhaps it was not you, as the vandalism was quite unthoughtful and immature. |
| unthreatening | Not unfriendly or threatening She’s well groomed, well dressed, unthreatening. |
| untidy | Not neat and tidy I think the caption floating above the infobox looks quite untidy. |
| untilled | Not plowed or harrowed or hoed |
| untimbered | Lacking timbers |
| untimely | Uncommonly early or before the expected time He continued to edit the magazine until his untimely death in 1985. |
| untipped | Not provided with a special tip The picture is of an untipped cow, little more. |
| untired | With unreduced energy |
| untiring | Characterized by hard work and perseverance For the untiring entrepreneur, this was a major sacrifice. |
| untitled | Not of the nobility Album mentioned in the article is untitled and unreleased. |
| untoasted | Not having been browned by exposure to heat I’m not that big on untoasted bread, unless it’s really good bread. |
| untold | Of an incalculable amount The man enslaved untold thousands of people |
| untoothed | Having no notches All of the leaves are untoothed. |
| untouchable | Impossible to assail The council’s principles by now are untouchable. |
| untouched | Not influenced or affected- v.l.parrington The compound of the school is untouched with greenery. |
| untoughened | Physically untoughened |
| untoward | Not in keeping with accepted standards of what is right or proper in polite society I just looked at the article and didn’t see anything untoward there. |
| untraceable | Incapable of being traced or tracked down It is completely untraceable, the back of the photo is blank. |
| untracked | Lacking pathways The patriots meanwhile never got untracked en route to a 5 11 season. |
| untraditional | Not conforming to or in accord with tradition Also has an untraditional esp emblem on the headstock. |
| untrained | Not disciplined or conditioned or made adept by training A bored, untrained dachshund will become destructive. |
| untrammeled | Not confined or limited- russell lord- farley mowat It is a state of permanent untrammeled bliss. |
| untrammelled | Not confined or limited- russell lord- farley mowat We would preserve these interdependencies untrammelled and inviolate. |
| untransferable | Incapable of being transferred |
| untranslatable | Not capable of being put into another form or style or language It was the word i was interested in as an untranslatable. |
| untransmutable | Not capable of being changed into something else |
| untraveled | Not traveled over or through I don’t mind the place, i just see it different from untraveled folk. |
| untravelled | Not traveled over or through |
| untraversable | Incapable of being traversed |
| untraversed | Not traveled over or through |
| untreated | Not treated with a reagent or dye If untreated, infection can be chronic. |
| untried | Not tried or tested by experience It is the great untried military operation. |
| untrimmed | Not trimmed Pulps were printed on cheap paper with ragged, untrimmed edges. |
| untrod | Lacking pathways On untrod land, on unsail’d sea, |
| untrodden | Lacking pathways This was due the caravan taking an untrodden unknown route. |
| untroubled | Free from turmoil or worries She remained untroubled. |
| untrue | Not dependable in devotion or affection; unfaithful The origin of the story proved untrue. |
| untrusting | Openly distrustful and unwilling to confide The normally shy and untrusting grey jungle fowl can be spotted here. |
| untrustworthy | Not worthy of trust or belief Are bureaucrats inherently untrustworthy and liable to harm the encyclopedia |
| untrusty | Not worthy of trust or belief They are the servant class but untrusty and unworthy. |
| untruthful | Not expressing or given to expressing the truth The contents are salacious, malicious and untruthful. |
| untucked | Lacking tucks or not being tucked Members of the untucked committee include students and a member of the faculty. |
| untufted | Not adorned with tufts |
| untuneful | Not having a musical sound or pleasing tune |
| unturned | Not turned These are stones best left unturned. |
| untutored | Lacking in schooling It lacks sufficient context for readers untutored in law and corporate theory. |
| untwisted | Not twisted; formerly twisted but now straight Talk whole and untwisted truths please. |
| untypical | Not representative of a group, class, or type This may be a completely untypical example. |
| ununderstood | Not understood- psychiatry |
| unusable | Not capable of being used Demilitarization makes the fissile material unusable in weapons. |
| unuseable | Not capable of being used Amounts of unuseable solid material from juicing are enormous. |
| unused | Not yet used or soiled The easiest way to do that is to simply unplug the unused devices. |
| unusual | Not commonly encountered An irruption is the unusual occurrence. |
| unutterable | Very difficult to pronounce correctly What links the city and the frosty desert here is the unutterable itself. |
| unuttered | Not made explicit |
| unvaccinated | Not vaccinated The discharge is highly contagious to other unvaccinated ferrets and canines. |
| unvalued | Having value that is not acknowledged So please don’t make me feel that my opinion is unvalued. |
| unvaned | Not equipped with feathers |
| unvanquishable | Incapable of being overcome or subdued |
| unvanquished | Not conquered Thus, out of the depths rises unvanquished the essential idealism of renan. |
| unvaried | Lacking variety Aberrations remain unvaried even when focusing onto a nearby object. |
| unvarnished | Free from any effort to soften to disguise You get it in full, unvarnished form. |
| unvarying | Always the same; showing a single form or character in all occurrences He had almost unvarying success through sixty years of fighting. |
| unvendible | Not fit for sale |
| unvented | Not provided with vents It also covers safety requirements in respect of unvented hot water systems. |
| unventilated | Not ventilated Suppose i have a unventilated room in which i place a quantity of ice. |
| unverbalised | Not made explicit |
| unverbalized | Not made explicit |
| unverifiable | Not objective or easily verified Unencyclopaedic and unverifiable. |
| unverified | Lacking proof or substantiation Until then, unverified is unverified and it deems inclusion. |
| unversed | Not having had extensive practice The academy of plato had the motto, let none unversed in geometry enter here . |
| unvigilant | Not alert to what is potentially dangerous |
| unvindictive | Not vindictive |
| unvitrified | Lacking a vitreous finish |
| unvoiced | Not made explicit The unvoiced stops are typically aspirated. |
| unvoluntary | Not subject to the control of the will- john f.kennedy Mr muis did not go on sick leave, unvoluntary or otherwise. |
| unvulcanised | Not subjected to the process of vulcanization |
| unvulcanized | Not subjected to the process of vulcanization The method used in whole or in part, accelerated but unvulcanized rubber. |
| unwanted | Not wanted; not needed But the monks come to the rescue of their unwanted guests. |
| unwarmed | Not having been heated or warmed |
| unwarrantable | Incapable of being justified or explained Upon his sensitive spirit this unwarrantable violence produced a violent effect. |
| unwarranted | Without a basis in reason or fact I think the deletion of the page is unwarranted. |
| unwary | Not alert to danger or deception- o.j.campbell They are there to protect the unwary. |
| unwashed | Of or associated with the great masses of people It is commonly presented in the unwashed or raw state. |
| unwatchful | Not alert to what is potentially dangerous They might be undetectable to the unwatchful eye, but they are there. |
| unwavering | Marked by firm determination or resolution; not shakable He was always a consistent and unwavering democrat. |
| unwaxed | Not waxed Dental floss may be flavored or unflavored, and waxed or unwaxed. |
| unweaned | Not weaned The title implies that tv watching is analogous with being unweaned. |
| unwearable | Not suitable for wear or able to be worn |
| unwearied | With unreduced energy Carneades is described as a man of unwearied industry. |
| unweary | With unreduced energy To go further is pride, and a trap set for the unweary. |
| unwearying | Showing sustained enthusiastic action with unflagging vitality |
| unweathered | Not worn by exposure to the weather Unweathered basalt is black or grey. |
| unwebbed | Not webbed The rough frogs’ hands are unwebbed and the feet are webbed at the base. |
| unwed | Of someone who has not been married He was the son of an unwed mother. |
| unwedded | Of someone who has not been married |
| unwelcome | Not welcome Invasion implies an unwelcome encroachment for conquest. |
| unwell | Somewhat ill or prone to illness All the artists attended the retreat apart from chris tomlin, who was unwell. |
| unwholesome | Detrimental to physical or moral well-being The roots of the unwholesome are greed, hate and delusion. |
| unwieldy | Lacking grace in movement or posture The list is getting way too unwieldy and large for the good of the article. |
| unwilled | Without deliberate volition |
| unwilling | In spite of contrary volition Rogge, unwilling to cause noncombatant casualties, declined to attack. |
| unwise | Showing or resulting from lack of judgment or wisdom The last comment posted is ridiculous unwise and sensless. |
| unwished | Not welcome Latest copyediting by anon ip added an unwished for wordiness to the article. |
| unwitting | Unaware because of a lack of relevant information or knowledge The unwitting victim would then exit, unaware of the switch. |
| unwomanly | Not womanly Probably derived from, alluding to an unwomanly body shape. |
| unwonted | Out of the ordinary Soon, however, the entire community was put to an unwonted test. |
| unwooded | Not wooded |
| unworkable | Not capable of being carried out or put into practice A good theory, but unworkable in practice. |
| unworkmanlike | Not characteristic of or suitable for a good workman |
| unworldly | Not concerned with the temporal world or swayed by mundane considerations- sheldon cheney The unworldly sounds terrified the enemies and drove them away. |
| unworried | Free of trouble and worry and care By the way, i am unworried by balloonman’s oppose. |
| unworthy | Not deserving His tactics are indeed abhorrent and disgraceful and unworthy of an admin. |
| unwounded | Not wounded About 1 in 2 men would return alive and unwounded from the trenches. |
| unwoven | Not woven They have an unwoven fringe and a strip of red feathers. |
| unwrinkled | Not wrinkled or creased Umeboshi are usually round, and vary from unwrinkled to very wrinkled. |
| unwritten | Said or done without having been planned or written in advance However, that was stricly against the unwritten rules of the middle class. |
| unyielding | Resistant to physical force or pressure I place my full and unyielding trust in his abilities. |
| up | Open I tried to google him, and the high school pops up incessantly. |
| up-and-coming | Of the relatively near future Where is this raptor coming from |
| up-or-down | Filled with melancholy and despondency These are solitary birds which tend to skulk low down or on the ground. |
| upbeat | Pleasantly (even unrealistically) optimistic The song is an upbeat house tune espousing the pleasures of dancing. |
| upbound | Heading in any direction that is conventionally up |
| upcoming | Of the relatively near future He created the storybook of the upcoming martyrs remake. |
| upcountry | Of or coming from the middle of a region or country A regional office based in lahore caters for upcountry shipping requirements. |
| upcurved | Curving upward The trunk is vertical and branches horizontal to upcurved. |
| upended | Turned up on end The next morning, he finds an upended crab and he rights her. |
| upfield | Away from the defending teams’ end of the playing field The running back continues to move upfield as if he has the ball in his hands. |
| upfront | Frank and honest The major disadvantage is the upfront cost. |
| uphill | Sloping upward The lift slides them uphill on the surface. |
| upland | Used of high or hilly country They breed in upland broadleaf woodland. |
| upmarket | Designed for consumers with high incomes- new yorker I see no reason why nokia upmarket subbrand vertu shouldn’t get one too. |
| upmost | At or nearest to the top This is a question of upmost importance regarding style. |
| upper | The topmost one of two The upper quartile value is the median of the upper half of the data. |
| upper-class | Occupying the highest socioeconomic position in a society The acolyte class is the standard healing class in ragnarok online. |
| uppercase | Relating to capital letters which were kept in the top half of a compositor’s type case Our lapidary inscriptions are all in uppercase letters. |
| uppermost | At or nearest to the top The article to be loaded is placed on the pedestal in the uppermost position. |
| uppish | Overly conceited or arrogant-laurent le sage |
| uppity | Presumptuously arrogant- s.v.benet- ny times But it’s not something i’m going to get uppity about. |
| upraised | Held up in the air Success in the radio listener, csb upraised to the cinema. |
| upright | In a vertical position; not sloping The upright riding position is gentle on the wrists. |
| uproarious | Marked by or causing boisterous merriment or convulsive laughter I’d skipped that video but i agree now, quite uproarious. |
| upscale | Appropriate for people with good incomes The interior is very spacious and upscale. |
| upset | Used of an unexpected defeat of a team favored to win Are players typically upset or anguished when they lose the game |
| upsetting | Causing an emotional disturbance- herb caen It is upsetting to see the accusation. |
| upstage | Of the back half of a stage The staffs were standing upstage. |
| upstair | On or of upper floors of a building But this pigeons are staying in sankarachary house upstair. |
| upstairs | On or of upper floors of a building The stairway rises from the hall to the upstairs bedrooms. |
| upstanding | Meriting respect or esteem A fine, upstanding gentleman and an excellent captain. |
| upstart | Characteristic of someone who has risen economically or socially but lacks the social skills appropriate for this new position He is known as an upstart. |
| upstream | In the direction against a stream’s current The ghaghara is the furthest upstream in the dolphin range. |
| uptight | Being in a tense state As was just said, the french are not as uptight. |
| uptown | Of or located in the upper part of a town The uptown area is currently under development. |
| upturned | Having been turned so that the bottom is no longer the bottom Etymology. and, the upturned fish seeming to stare skywards. |
| upward | Extending or moving toward a higher place She told her mother the numbness was spreading upward. |
| upwind | Towards the side exposed to wind Tacking is essential when sailing upwind. |
| uraemic | Of or involving excess nitrogenous waste products in the urine (usually due to kidney insufficiency) Atypical haemolytic uraemic syndrome. |
| urban | Relating to or concerned with a city or densely populated area It serves kindergarten and elementary school in the urban part of the city. |
| urbane | Showing a high degree of refinement and the assurance that comes from wide social experience It’s literate and, if forceful, still urbane. |
| urbanised | Made urban in nature; taking on urban characteristics Despite this, it is not heavily urbanised. |
| urbanized | Made urban in nature; taking on urban characteristics La is an example of an urbanized area. |
| urceolate | Urn-shaped; large below and contracted toward the mouth They are urceolate to ovate in shape. |
| uremic | Of or involving excess nitrogenous waste products in the urine (usually due to kidney insufficiency) It can be used with uremic induced platelet dysfunction. |
| urethral | Of or relating to the urethra One use is in diagnosis of urethral stricture. |
| urgent | Compelling immediate action Given the urgent need for housing in the region, the town agreed. |
| uric | In or relating to or obtained from urine Inosine can be used to elevate uric acid levels. |
| uricosuric | Acting to increase the excretion of uric acid in the urine The uricosuric agent probenecid proved to be suitable. |
| urinary | Of or relating to the function or production or secretion of urine Bladder augmentation is a surgical alteration of the urinary bladder. |
| urogenital | Of or relating to the urinary and reproductive systems A urogenital neoplasm is a tumor of the urogenital system. |
| ursine | Of or relating to or similar to bears At one point lupo had an ursine appearance, looking like a blue bear. |
| uruguayan | Of or relating to or characteristic of uruguay or its people The ball was clearly in but denied by the uruguayan linesman. |
| usable | Fit or ready for use or service The addition more than doubled the usable square footage of the building. |
| useable | Capable of being put to use The usable portion of the tube is ninety feet deep. |
| used | Of persons; taken advantage of In general, if the object is definite, the accusative must be used. |
| useful | Having a useful function This again would be a helpful and useful service provided by the salesperson. |
| useless | Having no beneficial use or incapable of functioning usefully Without lubricity, it is useless. |
| usual | Occurring or encountered or experienced or observed frequently or in accordance with regular practice or procedure There was never the usual rapport. |
| usufructuary | Of or relating to the nature of a usufruct Use based rights are usufructuary, fully transferable to anyone. |
| usurious | Greatly exceeding bounds of reason or moderation Such rates of interest are usurious. |
| uterine | Of or involving the uterus Importantly, it contains the uterine artery and uterine vein. |
| utile | Being of use or service The aim is to write utile encyclopedia articles. |
| utilised | Put to use A useful and utilised frozen page perhaps. |
| utilitarian | Having utility often to the exclusion of values The effect is utilitarian and bland. |
| utility | Capable of substituting in any of several positions on a team The suspects impersonate utility or tree service workers. |
| utilizable | Capable of being put to a profitable or practical use There is no even clearly formulated proof of something utilizable in adc. |
| utmost | Of the greatest possible degree or extent or intensity This church views the shedding of human blood with the utmost abhorrence. |
| utopian | Characterized by or aspiring to impracticable perfection A utopian group who had to resettle. |
| utter | Complete The utter uncanny diabolical schemes of that evil kabal. |
| utterable | Capable of being uttered in words or sentences Some things just aren’t utterable in english. |
| uttered | Without qualification; used informally as (often pejorative) intensifiers; The egregious thing to me is the utter lack of remorse. |
| uttermost | Most remote in space or time or order The attack ist the uttermost sad fact and not doubted at all. |
| uveal | Of or relating to the uvea of the eye A study found no association between alcohol and uveal melanoma. |
| uveous | Of or relating to the uvea of the eye |
| uvular | Of or relating to or associated with the uvula The uvular trill or drop it altogether. |
| uxorial | Befitting or characteristic of a wife |
| uxorious | Foolishly fond of or submissive to your wife |
| uzbekistani | Of or relating to or characteristic of uzbekistan or its people or culture They play in the top division in uzbekistani football. |
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