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- ugliness noun (ugliness — uncountable)
Ugliness is the quality of being ugly or very unpleasant to look at. - ultimately adverb (ultimately); adjective ultimate
Ultimately means in the end, finally, after everything else: ultimately, the team won. - ummah proper noun
The name of a town in the land of Asher. - un fragment / prefix (un-); abbreviation (UN); French and Spanish word (un, «a/one»)
As «un-» at the start of a word, it means «not» or «the opposite of»: unhappy (not happy), unkind, unlock (do the opposite of lock). - unable adjective (unable)
1) Unable means not able to do something, because you cannot or are not allowed to: «unable to come». - unattainable adjective (unattainable)
1) Impossible to reach, achieve or get. 2) (of a person, informal) Seeming too far above you to be friends or go out with. - unaware adjective (unaware; used after a verb, often «unaware of», «unaware that»)
1) Not knowing about something; not noticing it. 2) (adverb «unawares») Without warning, by surprise: «caught unawares». - unbeaten adjective
Unbeaten means not walked on before, or not yet tried. - unbounded adjective
1) Unbounded means having no limit or end; very great. - unchallenged adjective
Not stopped, doubted or argued against by anyone. - uncle noun (uncle, uncles)
An uncle is the brother of your mother or father. - unclean adjective (unclean, more unclean, most unclean)
1) Dirty; not washed or not clean. 2) (Bible, church) In old religious laws, not pure, so a person or thing had to be kept apart or washed… - uncleanness noun
Uncleanness is the state of being ritually impure, unfit to enter the holy place or touch holy things. - unclear adjective (unclear, more unclear, most unclear)
Not easy to understand, see or hear; confusing. - uncover verb (uncover, uncovers, uncovered, uncovering)
To uncover something is to take a cover or lid off it so it can be seen. - uncovered adjective, verb form (uncover, uncovered)
Uncovered means not covered, open or bare: an uncovered pot. - undefiled adjective
Pure and clean, with no stain or spoiling. - under preposition, adverb (under); adjective (under — rare)
Under means below something, or covered by it. - underneath preposition (underneath the table); adverb (look underneath); noun (the underneath — the bottom side, informal); adjective (the underneath part)
Directly below or under something, often covered or hidden by it. - understand verb (understand, understands, understood, understanding)
To understand is to know what something means or how it works. - understood verb, past tense and past participle of «understand» (understand, understands, understood, understanding); adjective (understood)
Understood is the past of «understand»: knew or got the meaning of something. - undivided adjective (undivided)
1) Undivided attention or support is complete and given to only one thing. 2) Something undivided is whole and not split into parts. - undo verb (undo, undoes, undid, undone, undoing)
To undo is to turn something back to how it was before. - undone adjective; past participle of the verb «undo» (undo, undoes, undid, undone, undoing)
Undone means not fastened or tied: an undone shoelace, button or zip. - undoubtedly adverb
1) Undoubtedly means certainly, without any doubt; it is sure to be true. - undress verb (undress, undresses, undressed, undressing); noun (in a state of undress)
To take off your clothes, or to take someone's clothes off (like a baby or doll). - unequal adjective (unequal, more unequal); adverb unequally
Unequal means not the same in size, amount or value. - unfaithful adjective (unfaithful)
Unfaithful means not loyal; breaking a promise or letting down someone who trusted you. - unfaithfully adverb
Unfaithfully means in a way that breaks trust, not staying loyal. - unfamiliar adjective
1) Unfamiliar means not known to you or not seen before. 2) «Unfamiliar with something» means you do not know much about it. - unfold verb (unfold, unfolds, unfolded, unfolding)
To open something that was folded so it lies flat or spreads out. - unformed adjective
Unformed means not yet shaped or made into a form. - ungodliness noun
Wickedness, a lack of respect for God. - ungodly adjective
1) (old use) Not respecting God; wicked or sinful. 2) (informal) Very early or very late, or very unpleasant: «an ungodly hour». - unhewn adjective
Unhewn means not cut or shaped with tools. - unintelligible adjective (unintelligible)
Unintelligible speech or writing cannot be understood because it is unclear, mumbled, too messy, or in a code or language you do not know. - union noun (a union, unions; union, uncountable)
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»)
Unique means being the only one of its kind, unlike anything else: every snowflake is unique. - unit noun (unit, units)
A unit is an amount used for measuring, like a meter, a kilogram, a liter or an hour. - unite verb (unite, unites, united, uniting)
To unite means to join together to make one group or one thing: «The two clubs united.». - unity noun (unity; plural unities is rare)
Being joined together as one, or people agreeing and working together. - universal adjective (universal); noun (a universal — formal, philosophy)
Universal means true for, done by or belonging to everyone or everything, in every place. - universally adverb
1) Universally means by everyone or everywhere, without exception. 2) Universally also means true or used in all cases. - universe noun (the universe; a universe, universes)
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)
A place of higher learning where people study for degrees after school and where research is done. - unjust adjective (unjust; more unjust, most unjust)
Unjust means not fair or not right, especially when someone is treated badly without a good reason. - unjustly adverb (unjustly)
1) If someone is treated unjustly, they are treated unfairly, in a way that is not right. - unknown adjective, noun (unknown, unknowns)
1) Unknown means not known: an unknown number. 2) Unknown means not famous: an unknown singer. 3) In maths the unknown is the number you… - unlawfully adverb (unlawfully)
1) Unlawfully means in a way that is against the law. - unleavened adjective (unleavened)
1) 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)
1) Different from; not the same as. 2) Not typical of someone: it's unlike her to be late. 3) (maths) Unlike: having different… - unlikely adjective (unlikely, more unlikely or unlikelier, most unlikely or unlikeliest)
Unlikely means probably not going to happen or probably not true. - unlimited adjective (unlimited)
1) Without any limit; as much or as many as you want. 2) Very great or not fixed in amount: unlimited patience. - unmeaning adjective
Having no meaning; making no sense. - unmindful adjective (unmindful)
1) Not thinking about something or not paying attention to it; forgetting it. - unpointed adjective
Written without the little dots and dashes that show vowels. - unprofitable adjective
Not bringing any good or benefit. - unpunished adjective
Not given a punishment for doing wrong. - unreliable adjective (unreliable)
Not able to be trusted or depended on to work well or do what is promised. - unrepaired adjective
Not fixed or mended; left broken. - unrighteous adjective
Not good or fair; wicked. - unrighteously adverb (old use)
In a way that is not right, fair or good. - unrighteousness noun
Unfair or dishonest behavior; wrongdoing. - unripe adjective (unripe)
1) Unripe means not ready to eat yet: an unripe banana is still green. 2) Unripe fruit is often hard and sour. - unseemliness noun
Behavior that is improper, shameful or not fitting. - unseemly adjective (unseemly, more unseemly)
Unseemly means not proper or polite for a person to do, so that others would think it rude or wrong. - unseen adjective; adverb
1) Unseen means not seen or not noticed by anyone. 2) In school, an unseen text or test is one you have not looked at before. - unshod adjective (unshod — formal, literary)
1) (formal, literary) Unshod means not wearing shoes; barefoot. 2) An unshod horse has no horseshoes on its hooves. - unsightliness noun
Ugliness; a look that is unpleasant to see. - unskilled adjective
Not trained or good at something. - unsolved adjective (unsolved)
1) Not yet solved, answered or explained: an unsolved mystery, an unsolved problem. - unsparingly adverb
Without holding back or showing pity. - unstable adjective (unstable; more unstable, most unstable)
Likely to fall over, move or break; not steady. - unsuccessful adjective
1) Unsuccessful means not achieving what was wanted or planned; failing. - untimely adjective (untimely)
Happening too soon, before the normal or expected time: an untimely death. - untrained adjective (untrained)
Untrained means not taught or practised in a skill or job: «an untrained helper». - unwise adjective (unwise, more unwise, most unwise)
1) Not sensible; likely to cause trouble: "It would be unwise to swim after a big meal." - up adverb, preposition, adjective, verb (up, ups, upped — casual)
Up means toward a higher place: climb up the tree. - upheave verb
To lift up or heave violently from below. - uphold verb (uphold, upholds, upheld, upholding)
To uphold a rule, law or tradition is to support it and make sure it is kept. - uplifted adjective (uplifted); verb (uplift, uplifts, uplifted, uplifting)
Uplifted means feeling happier, more hopeful or encouraged: «I felt uplifted by the music.». - uplifting noun
A rising up, or a lifting. - upper adjective
Upper means higher up, or above something else of the same kind. - uppermost adjective (uppermost); adverb (uppermost)
Highest, or at the very top: the uppermost shelf is the one nearest the ceiling. - upright adjective (upright); adverb (upright); noun (an upright, uprights)
Upright means standing or sitting straight up, not lying down or leaning. - uprightly adverb
In an honest and right way, with fairness and truth. - uprightness noun
Honesty and goodness; the quality of doing what is right. - uprising noun (an uprising, uprisings)
An uprising is when a large group of people fight or protest together against the people in power, such as a government or ruler. - uproar noun (uproar — usually uncountable; an uproar)
Uproar is a lot of loud, confused noise and excitement from many people. - uproot verb (uproot, uproots, uprooted, uprooting)
To uproot is to pull a plant or tree out of the ground with its roots. - upside noun (the upside, upsides); in the phrase "upside down" (adverb, adjective)
"Upside down" means with the top at the bottom and the bottom at the top. - upward adverb (upward, upwards); adjective (upward)
Upward means going up, towards a higher place. - urchin noun (an urchin, urchins)
An urchin (sea urchin) is a small, round sea animal with a hard shell covered in sharp spines, which lives on the sea floor and rock pools. - urge verb (urge, urges, urged, urging); noun (an urge, urges)
To urge someone to do something is to try hard to persuade them, or to tell them strongly that they should. - urgent adjective (urgent, more urgent, most urgent)
Urgent means very important and needing to be done or dealt with straight away. - uriah proper noun (Uriah)
1) (Bible) Uriah the Hittite was a loyal soldier in King David's army; David took Uriah's wife Bathsheba and had Uriah sent to the front… - use verb, noun (use, uses, used, using)
To use something is to do something with it for a job or purpose: use a pencil to write. - used verb form, adjective (use, used)
Used is the past form of use: she used her pen. - useful adjective (useful, more useful, most useful)
1) Something useful helps you do something or is good for a purpose. 2) A useful person helps a lot. - useless adjective (useless, more useless, most useless)
Not useful; not able to do its job: "A broken umbrella is useless.".
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