English words starting with una - page 2
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Meanings of Unaggressive:
adjectiveTending not to attack without provocation; not hostile or violent.
Usage examples:
This breed of dog is fearless but unaggressive, happy to please but not a pushover
Unaired
ʌnˈɛːdMeanings of Unaired:
adjectiveNot exposed to the open air for ventilation.
Usage examples:
‘we actually had a great time on the u2 tour,’ says manson, ‘but there were already a lot of unaire…
Meanings of Unalarmed:
adjectiveNot anxious or concerned.
Usage examples:
They are remarkably uncomplaining and unalarmed
Meanings of Unalienated:
adjectiveFeeling that you have some connection with the people around you or that you are part of a group
Usage examples:
Our ancestors were unalienated from their society., an unalienated perspective can promote solidari…
Unaligned
ʌnəˈlʌɪndMeanings of Unaligned:
adjectiveNot placed or arranged in a straight line, in parallel, or in correct relative positions.
Usage examples:
Unaligned diagonals
Unalike
ˌʌn.əˈlaɪkMeanings of Unalike:
adjective(of two or more subjects) differing from each other; not similar.
Usage examples:
They are unalike in personality
Meanings of Unalive:
adjectiveLacking in vitality; not living or lively.
Usage examples:
I found the length of my arm of a card catalogue on the topic ‘nithe neamhbheo agus neacha nach bhf…
Meanings of Unalleviated:
adjectiveNot alleviated; relentless.
Usage examples:
A time of unalleviated misery
Meanings of Unalleviatedly:
adjectiveNot alleviated; relentless.
Usage examples:
A time of unalleviated misery
Meanings of Unallied:
adjectiveNot allied; having no allies.
Usage examples:
The reality is that any corrupt regime overthrown by moral and rational forces - ie by forces unall…
Unallocated
ˌʌnˈæl.ə.keɪ.tɪdMeanings of Unallocated:
adjective(of resources or duties) not yet allocated.
Usage examples:
£2.8 m of contingency funds remained unallocated
Meanings of Unallowable:
adjectiveNot allowable.
Usage examples:
Out of that emerges a hierarchy of allowable and unallowable crimes.
Meanings of Unalloyed:
adjective(of metal) not alloyed; pure.
Usage examples:
Unalloyed copper
Unalluring
ˌʌn.əˈljʊə.rɪŋMeanings of Unalluring:
adjectiveNot attractive or exciting
Usage examples:
She had a small flat in one of the more unalluring parts of the town., this book is actually well w…
Unalterable
ʌnˈɒl.tər.ə.bəlMeanings of Unalterable:
adjectiveNot able to be changed.
Usage examples:
The constitution was unalterable without the king's consent
Meanings of Unaltered:
adjectiveRemaining the same; unchanged.
Usage examples:
Many buildings survive unaltered
Meanings of Unaltering:
adjectiveNot changing; remaining the same.
Usage examples:
People who come to confession with an unaltering list of sins
Unamazed
ʌnəˈmeɪzdMeanings of Unamazed:
adjectiveNot amazed.
Usage examples:
He would therefore be utterly unamazed to read some of the reviews currently being written of this …
Meanings of Unambiguous:
adjectiveNot open to more than one interpretation.
Usage examples:
Instructions should be unambiguous
Meanings of Unambiguously:
adverbIn a manner that is not open to more than one interpretation.
Usage examples:
She answered questions clearly and unambiguously
Unambitious
ˌʌn.æmˈbɪʃ.əsMeanings of Unambitious:
adjectiveNot motivated or driven by a strong desire or determination to succeed.
Usage examples:
He was an unambitious man
Unamended
ˌʌn.əˈmen.dɪdMeanings of Unamended:
adjectiveNot amended.
Usage examples:
But if the new water bill goes through unamended, strategic health authorities will be able to comp…
Meanings of Unamiable:
adjectiveNot having a friendly manner; not pleasant.
Usage examples:
A fat man with unamiable blue eyes
Meanings of Unamplified:
adjectiveNot amplified.
Usage examples:
Even ‘somewhere’ is wonderfully fractured, featuring his penchant, often witnessed in live shows, f…
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