English words: U

584 words under U; 201–300 on this page.

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• unfailing adjective
  Never stopping or running out; always there when needed.
• unfair adjective (unfair, more unfair, most unfair)
  Unfair means not fair: not treating people equally or in a right and honest way, or not following the rules.
• unfairly adverb
  Unfairly means in a way that is not fair, not right or not equal for everyone.
• unfairness noun (unfairness; uncountable)
  The quality of not being fair; treating people in an unequal or unjust way.
• unfaithful adjective (unfaithful)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Unfaithful means not loyal; breaking a promise or letting down someone who trusted you.
• unfaithfully adverbJewish tradition
  Unfaithfully means in a way that breaks trust, not staying loyal.
• unfaithfulness noun
  Not being loyal or true to a friend, partner or promise.
• unfamiliar adjectiveeveryday · Jewish tradition
  Unfamiliar means not known to you or not seen before.
• unfasten verb (unfasten, unfastens, unfastened, unfastening)
  To unfasten something means to open it or undo it, such as a button, buckle, belt, seat belt, clasp or lock.
• unfastened adjective (unfastened); also past form of the verb unfasten…
  Unfastened means not fastened, not closed or done up: an unfastened seat belt, an unfastened gate.
• unfathomable adjective
  Too deep or too hard to measure or understand.
• unfavourable adjective (unfavourable; US unfavorable)
  Not good or helpful; making success less likely: unfavourable weather.
• unfed adjective
  Not given food; hungry.
• unfeeling adjective (unfeeling)
  Not kind; not caring about other people's feelings or pain; hard-hearted.
• unfeigned adjective (formal)
  Real and genuine; not pretended.
• unfertilised adjective (unfertilised; US spelling: unfertilized)
  Unfertilised describes an egg or egg cell that has not joined with a sperm cell, so it cannot grow into a baby animal.
• unfinished adjective (unfinished)
  Unfinished means not finished, not complete yet.
• unfit adjective (unfit, more unfit, unfittest — rare)
  Not healthy or strong in the body, usually because of too little exercise.
• unflattering adjective (unflattering)
  Unflattering means making someone or something look or seem worse than they really are, like an unflattering photo.
• unfledged adjective
  Of a young bird, not yet grown its feathers, so it cannot fly yet.
• unfold verb (unfold, unfolds, unfolded, unfolding)everyday · Jewish tradition
  To open something that was folded so it lies flat or spreads out.
• unfollow verb (unfollow, unfollows, unfollowed, unfollowing)
  To stop following a person or account on social media, so you no longer see their posts.
• unforced adjective
  Unforced means done naturally and easily, not with effort or pretending.
• unforeseen adjective (unforeseen)
  Not expected or planned for; something nobody guessed would happen.
• unforgettable adjective (unforgettable)
  Unforgettable means so special, exciting, beautiful or strange that you will remember it for a very long time.
• unforgiving adjective (unforgiving; more unforgiving, most unforgiving)
  An unforgiving person does not forgive people easily and keeps blaming them for wrongs they did.
• unformed adjectiveJewish tradition
  Unformed means not yet shaped or made into a form.
• unfortunate adjective (unfortunate); noun…
  Having bad luck; unlucky.
• unfortunately adverb
  Used to say that something is sad, bad or unlucky, or that it did not turn out well: «Unfortunately, it started to rain.».
• unfounded adjective
  Unfounded means not based on facts or evidence; not true.
• unfree adjective (unfree)
  Unfree means not free; not allowed to choose how you live, work or move, such as a slave, a serf or a prisoner.
• unfriendly adjective…
  Unfriendly means not kind or welcoming, not wanting to be nice to other people.
• unfrozen adjective (unfrozen); past participle of «unfreeze»…
  Unfrozen means no longer frozen; thawed, or never frozen at all.
• unfulfilled adjective
  Not carried out or finished, as a promise or task is not done.
• unglazed adjective (unglazed)
  Unglazed pottery or tiles have no shiny glassy coating (glaze) on the surface, so they look dull and feel rough.
• ungodliness nounJewish tradition
  Wickedness, a lack of respect for God.
• ungodly adjectiveeveryday · Jewish tradition
  Not respecting God; wicked or sinful.
• ungovernable adjective (ungovernable)
  Ungovernable means impossible to control or rule, like an ungovernable country, crowd or class.
• ungracious adjective
  Rude or not polite; not kind in the way someone speaks or behaves.
• ungrammatical adjective (ungrammatical)
  Ungrammatical means not following the rules of grammar of a language, like «She go to school yesterday.».
• ungrateful adjective
  Ungrateful means not thankful, not showing thanks when someone has helped you or given you something.
• unguarded adjective
  Unguarded means not watched or protected by anyone.
• unguent noun (plural unguents)
  A soft cream or oil rubbed on the skin to heal it, soften it or make it smell nice.
• unhappily adverb
  In a sad way, showing you are unhappy.
• unhappiness noun (unhappiness — uncountable)
  Unhappiness is the feeling of being sad or not happy.
• unhappy adjective…
  Sad, not happy or cheerful.
• unharmed adjective (unharmed)
  Not hurt or damaged; safe after a danger.
• unharness verb (unharness, unharnesses, unharnessed, unharnessing)
  To take the harness off an animal, such as a horse, so it can rest or graze.
• unhealthy adjective…
  Not good for your health: "unhealthy food".
• unheard adjective (unheard)
  Unheard means not heard by anyone, or not listened to.
• unheated adjective (unheated)
  Unheated means without any heating, so it stays cold, like an unheated room, pool or greenhouse.
• unheeded adjective
  Not noticed or not paid attention to; ignored.
• unhelpful adjective
  Unhelpful means not helping, or making a problem or a situation harder.
• unhewn adjectiveJewish tradition
  Unhewn means not cut or shaped with tools.
• unhindered adjective
  Not blocked, slowed or stopped; free to go on.
• unhinge verb (unhinge, unhinges, unhinged, unhinging); adjective…
  To take a door or lid off its hinges.
• unhinged adjective (unhinged); verb…
  Unhinged means mentally unbalanced, acting in a wild, crazy or frightening way.
• unholy adjective
  Wicked or sinful, not holy.
• unhook verb (unhook, unhooks, unhooked, unhooking)
  To unhook something is to undo it from a hook or take a hook out of it, such as unhooking a fish or a coat.
• unhorse verb (unhorse, unhorses, unhorsed, unhorsing)
  To knock or throw a rider off a horse.
• unhurt adjective (unhurt; usually after a verb)
  Unhurt means not injured or harmed, especially after an accident or danger.
• unhygienic adjective (unhygienic)
  Unhygienic means dirty in a way that can spread germs and illness.
• unicef proper noun (UNICEF — an organization)
  UNICEF is the part of the United Nations that works to help children around the world, giving them food, clean water, vaccines, schooling…
• unicorn noun (a unicorn, unicorns)
  A unicorn is a magical animal from stories and legends that looks like a white horse with one long, straight, twisted horn on its forehead.
• unicycle noun (a unicycle, unicycles); verb (unicycle, rare)
  A cycle with only one wheel, pedals and a seat, ridden by balancing, often by clowns or performers.
• unidentified adjective (unidentified)
  Unidentified means not known or not recognised: no one knows yet who or what it is.
• unification noun (unification)
  Unification is the act of joining separate things, groups or countries into one whole.
• unified adjective (unified); past form of the verb unify…
  Unified means joined together into one whole.
• uniform noun (a uniform, uniforms); adjective…
  A set of special clothes that everyone in a school, team or job wears, so they look the same or can be recognised, like a school uniform…
• uniformly adverb (uniformly)
  In the same way everywhere or for everyone; evenly, without changes.
• unimaginably adverb (unimaginably)
  Unimaginably means to a degree that is so great, small or extreme that it is very hard or impossible to imagine.
• unimpeded adjective (unimpeded); adverb use (move unimpeded)
  Unimpeded means not blocked or slowed down; free to move or happen: «an unimpeded view».
• unimportant adjective
  Unimportant means not important; not mattering much.
• unimpressed adjective…
  Unimpressed means not thinking that someone or something is good, special or clever.
• uninformative adjective (uninformative)
  Uninformative means giving little or no useful information.
• uninformed adjective (uninformed)
  Uninformed means not knowing the facts about something: «an uninformed guess».
• uninhabited adjective (uninhabited)
  With no people living there.
• uninjured adjective (uninjured)
  Not hurt or harmed; without any injury.
• unintelligent adjective (unintelligent)
  Not clever; not showing good thinking or understanding.
• unintelligibility noun (unintelligibility — uncountable)
  Unintelligibility is the state of being impossible or very hard to understand, especially speech or writing that cannot be made out.
• unintelligible adjective (unintelligible)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Unintelligible speech or writing cannot be understood because it is unclear, mumbled, too messy, or in a code or language you do not know.
• unintended adjective (unintended); adverb unintendedly (rare)
  Unintended means not planned or not meant to happen: an unintended result, unintended harm.
• unintentional adjective (unintentional); adverb «unintentionally»
  Not done on purpose; accidental.
• unintentionally adverb (unintentionally)
  If you do something unintentionally, you do it by accident, not on purpose.
• uninterested adjective
  Uninterested means not interested; not wanting to know about or pay attention to something.
• uninteresting adjective (uninteresting)
  Uninteresting means not interesting; dull and boring, so it does not hold your attention.
• uninterrupted adjective (uninterrupted)
  Uninterrupted means going on without being stopped or broken.
• uninvited adjective; adverb
  Uninvited means not invited; coming or happening without being asked.
• union noun (a union, unions; union, uncountable)everyday · Jewish tradition
  A union is a group of workers who join together to protect their pay and rights (a trade union, a labor union).
• unique adjective (unique; usually not «more unique»)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Unique means being the only one of its kind, unlike anything else: every snowflake is unique.
• uniquely adverb (uniquely)
  Uniquely means in a way that is the only one of its kind, so nothing else is like it.
• unison noun (no plural; used in the phrase «in unison»)
  «In unison» means all together, at the same time, with everyone doing the same thing.
• unit noun (unit, units)everyday · Jewish tradition
  A unit is an amount used for measuring, like a meter, a kilogram, a liter or an hour.
• unite verb (unite, unites, united, uniting)everyday · Jewish tradition
  To unite means to join together to make one group or one thing: «The two clubs united.».
• unity noun (unity; plural unities is rare)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Being joined together as one, or people agreeing and working together.
• universal adjective (universal); noun…everyday · Jewish tradition
  Universal means true for, done by or belonging to everyone or everything, in every place.
• universally adverbeveryday · Jewish tradition
  Universally means by everyone or everywhere, without exception.
• universe noun (the universe; a universe, universes)everyday · Jewish tradition
  The universe is everything that exists: all of space, time, matter and energy, including all the stars, planets and galaxies.
• university noun (a university, universities)everyday · Jewish tradition
  A place of higher learning where people study for degrees after school and where research is done.
• unjust adjective (unjust; more unjust, most unjust)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Unjust means not fair or not right, especially when someone is treated badly without a good reason.

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