English words: U

584 words under U; 301–400 on this page.

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• unjustified adjective
  Unjustified means not fair or not reasonable; without a good reason.
• unjustly adverb (unjustly)everyday · Jewish tradition
  If someone is treated unjustly, they are treated unfairly, in a way that is not right.
• unkempt adjective (unkempt)
  Unkempt means messy or untidy, not neatly cared for, especially of hair, beards or clothes.
• unkind adjective (unkind, unkinder, unkindest; more unkind)
  Unkind means not kind; saying or doing things that hurt or upset other people.
• unkindly adverb
  Unkindly means in a way that is not kind, not caring or a bit cruel.
• unkindness noun (unkindness — uncountable; an unkindness, unkindnesses)
  Unkindness is being unkind, mean or cruel to others.
• unknowable adjective (unknowable)
  Unknowable means impossible to know or find out, even with study or tools.
• unknowing adjective (unknowing)
  Unknowing means not knowing or not aware of what is happening, often of something important.
• unknown adjective, noun (unknown, unknowns)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Unknown means not known: an unknown number.
• unlabelled adjective (unlabelled; US unlabeled)
  Without a label: an unlabelled jar or bottle.
• unlace verb (unlace, unlaces, unlaced, unlacing)
  To undo the laces of something, such as shoes, boots or a corset.
• unlaced adjective; past form of the verb «unlace»…
  Unlaced means with the laces undone or taken out.
• unlatched verb (unlatch, unlatches, unlatched, unlatching); the word…
  To unlatch is to lift the catch or latch of a door or gate so that it opens.
• unlawful adjective (unlawful) — formal
  Not allowed by law; against the law; illegal.
• unlawfully adverb (unlawfully)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Unlawfully means in a way that is against the law.
• unleavened adjective (unleavened)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Unleavened bread is bread made without yeast or any other rising agent, so it stays flat and hard.
• unlike preposition (unlike); adjective (unlike — formal, rare)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Different from; not the same as.
• unlikeable adjective (unlikeable; also spelled unlikable)
  An unlikeable person or character is hard to like because they are unkind, rude, selfish or unpleasant.
• unlikely adjective…everyday · Jewish tradition
  Unlikely means probably not going to happen or probably not true.
• unlimited adjective (unlimited)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Without any limit; as much or as many as you want.
• unlit adjective (unlit)
  Not having lights switched on; dark: an unlit street.
• unload verb (unload, unloads, unloaded, unloading)
  To unload is to take things off or out of a vehicle, machine or container.
• unlock verb (unlock, unlocks, unlocked, unlocking)
  To unlock is to open a lock, usually with a key, code or button.
• unlogical adjective (unlogical) — rare
  Unlogical means not logical; not following reason or sense.
• unloved adjective (unloved)
  Unloved means not loved or cared for by anyone.
• unluckily adverb (unluckily)
  Unluckily means sadly, because of bad luck; it shows that something went wrong.
• unlucky adjective (unlucky, unluckier, unluckiest); adverb…
  Unlucky means having bad luck, when things go wrong by chance.
• unmanageable adjective (unmanageable)
  Something unmanageable is too big, too wild or too difficult to control or deal with.
• unmarked adjective (unmarked)
  Unmarked means having no sign, label or name on it.
• unmarried adjective (unmarried)
  Unmarried means not married: an unmarried person does not have a husband or wife.
• unmask verb (unmask, unmasks, unmasked, unmasking)
  To unmask someone is to take off their mask so you can see their face.
• unmatched adjective (unmatched)
  Better than all others; with no equal: unmatched skill.
• unmeaning adjectiveJewish tradition
  Having no meaning; making no sense.
• unmeasured adjective (unmeasured)
  Unmeasured means not measured; nobody has found its size, amount or value.
• unmentionable adjective (unmentionable); noun…
  Unmentionable means too rude, shocking, embarrassing or upsetting to talk about.
• unmentionables noun…
  underwear: pants, knickers, bras.
• unmercifully adverb (unmercifully)
  Unmercifully means without pity, very harshly or very hard, with no kindness shown.
• unmerited adjective
  Unmerited means not deserved, whether good or bad (formal).
• unmindful adjective (unmindful)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Not thinking about something or not paying attention to it; forgetting it.
• unmixed adjective (unmixed)
  Unmixed means pure, with nothing else mixed in; complete, with no sadness or worry added.
• unmotivated adjective (unmotivated)
  Unmotivated means not wanting to do something, without the energy or interest to try: an unmotivated pupil.
• unmoved adjective (unmoved)
  Unmoved means not changed or affected by feelings, pleas or events, staying calm.
• unmown adjective (unmown)
  Unmown means not cut by a mower: unmown grass has been left to grow long.
• unnamed adjective
  Unnamed means without a name, or whose name is not given.
• unnatural adjective (unnatural)
  Unnatural means not natural; made by people or different from what usually happens in nature.
• unnecessarily adverb (unnecessary, unnecessarily)
  In a way that is not needed; more than is needed, for no good reason.
• unnecessary adjective…
  Not needed; you could do without it and nothing would go wrong.
• unnoticed adjective (unnoticed)
  Unnoticed means not seen or noticed by anyone: he slipped out unnoticed.
• unobjectionable adjective (unobjectionable)
  Unobjectionable means not likely to upset or annoy anyone; acceptable, though often not exciting.
• unobserved adjective (unobserved)
  Not seen or noticed by anyone.
• unoccupied adjective (unoccupied)
  Unoccupied means empty, with nobody using it or living in it: an unoccupied house.
• unofficial adjective (unofficial)
  Not done or agreed by the people in charge; not formal or approved: "an unofficial result", "an unofficial club".
• unofficially adverb (unofficially)
  Unofficially means not in an official or formal way; not approved, announced or recorded by the people in charge.
• unopened adjective
  Unopened means not opened yet; still closed or sealed.
• unpack verb (unpack, unpacks, unpacked, unpacking)
  To take things out of a bag, suitcase or box: "unpack your suitcase".
• unpaid adjective (unpaid)
  Not paid yet: unpaid bills.
• unpainted adjective
  Unpainted means not covered with paint.
• unpaired adjective (unpaired)
  Unpaired means not in a pair, without a partner or match: an unpaired sock.
• unpalatable adjective (unpalatable)
  Unpalatable food or drink tastes unpleasant.
• unparalleled adjective
  So good, big or great that nothing else is like it or equal to it.
• unpersuasive adjective (unpersuasive)
  Unpersuasive means not good at making people believe or agree with something; not convincing.
• unpick verb (unpick, unpicks, unpicked, unpicking)
  To unpick is to take out the stitches of sewing or knitting carefully, one by one.
• unpigmented adjective (unpigmented)
  Unpigmented means without pigment, the natural colouring in skin, hair, eyes, plants or paint, so it looks white, pale or clear.
• unplanned adjective (unplanned)
  Unplanned means not planned or expected; it happened without being arranged first.
• unpleasant adjective (unpleasant); adverb unpleasantly; noun…
  Unpleasant means not nice or not enjoyable: an unpleasant smell, unpleasant weather.
• unploughed adjective (unploughed); US spelling unplowed
  Unploughed land has not been dug up and turned over with a plough, so it is still grass, stubble or wild ground.
• unplug verb (unplug, unplugs, unplugged, unplugging)
  To unplug means to pull a plug out of an electric socket so a machine is off.
• unpointed adjectiveJewish tradition
  Written without the little dots and dashes that show vowels.
• unpopular adjective (unpopular, more unpopular, most unpopular)
  Unpopular means not liked by many people or by most people.
• unprecedented adjective (unprecedented; formal)
  Never happened or done before; the first of its kind.
• unpredictable adjective (unpredictable)
  Unpredictable means impossible to know or say beforehand what will happen.
• unpredictably adverb (unpredictably); adjective unpredictable
  In a way that cannot be guessed or known before it happens.
• unprepared adjective (unprepared)
  Unprepared means not ready for something, because you did not get ready or did not expect it.
• unprofitable adjectiveJewish tradition
  Not bringing any good or benefit.
• unprotected adjective
  Unprotected means not kept safe from harm or danger.
• unproven adjective
  Unproven means not shown to be true; there is not yet enough evidence or proof.
• unprovoked adjective (unprovoked)
  An unprovoked attack or action happens without any reason, when the other person did nothing to cause it.
• unpunctual adjective (unpunctual; formal)
  Not on time; often late.
• unpunished adjectiveeveryday · Jewish tradition
  Not given a punishment for doing wrong.
• unqualified adjective
  Unqualified means not having the training, skills or certificate needed for a job.
• unquestioned adjective (unquestioned)
  Accepted by everyone as true or right, with no doubt.
• unravel verb (unravels, unravelled, unravelling)
  To undo knitting or cloth by pulling the threads apart.
• unreached adjective (unreached)
  Not yet reached or got to: an unreached goal, an unreached place.
• unread adjective (unread)
  Unread means not read yet.
• unreadable adjective (unreadable)
  Unreadable writing is so messy, faded or small that you cannot read it.
• unreal adjective (unreal)
  Unreal means not real; imaginary or seeming like a dream.
• unrealistic adjective (unrealistic; more unrealistic, most unrealistic)
  Unrealistic means not sensible or likely to happen, especially about plans or hopes: an unrealistic goal.
• unreasonable adjective
  Not fair or sensible; asking for more than is right or fair.
• unrecognisable adjective
  So changed in look that people cannot tell who or what it is.
• unrecorded adjective (unrecorded)
  Unrecorded means not written down, filmed or saved, so there is no record of it.
• unrelated adjective (unrelated)
  Unrelated things have no link or connection with each other.
• unreliable adjective (unreliable)everyday · Jewish tradition
  Not able to be trusted or depended on to work well or do what is promised.
• unremedied adjective (unremedied)
  Unremedied means not put right, cured or fixed; a problem or wrong that nobody has repaired.
• unrepaired adjectiveJewish tradition
  Not fixed or mended; left broken.
• unresolved adjective (unresolved)
  Unresolved means not yet settled, solved or answered: an unresolved problem or argument is still going on.
• unrest noun (unrest — uncountable)
  Unrest is a situation where many people are angry or unhappy and may protest, strike or fight, especially in a country or city.
• unrestrained adjective (unrestrained); adverb «unrestrainedly»
  Not controlled or held back; free and wild: unrestrained joy, unrestrained anger.
• unrestricted adjective (unrestricted)
  Unrestricted means without limits, rules or controls; free to do, have or use as much as you want.
• unrewarded adjective
  Not given a prize, thanks or payment for good work or a good deed.
• unrighteous adjectiveJewish tradition
  Not good or fair; wicked.

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