English words starting with unn
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Meanings of Unnail:
verbUnfasten by the removal of nails.
Usage examples:
Sam unnailed the boards from a fence
Unnailed
ʌnˈneɪlMeanings of Unnailed:
verbUnfasten by the removal of nails.
Usage examples:
Sam unnailed the boards from a fence
Unnailing
ʌnˈneɪlMeanings of Unnailing:
verbUnfasten by the removal of nails.
Usage examples:
Sam unnailed the boards from a fence
Meanings of Unnails:
verbUnfasten by the removal of nails.
Usage examples:
Sam unnailed the boards from a fence
Meanings of Unnaked:
adjectiveNot naked; clothed, covered up.
Unnamable
ˌʌnˈneɪ.mə.bəlMeanings of Unnamable:
adjectiveNot able to be named, especially because too bad or horrific.
Usage examples:
His mind was blank with an unnameable fear
Unnameable
ˌʌnˈneɪ.mə.bəlMeanings of Unnameable:
adjectiveNot able to be named, especially because too bad or horrific.
Usage examples:
His mind was blank with an unnameable fear
Unnamed
ʌnˈneɪmdMeanings of Unnamed:
adjectiveNot named.
Usage examples:
The unnamed man was found unconscious
Meanings of Unnapped:
adjectiveOf a textile fabric or an article made of such material: having no nap.
Meanings of Unnation:
verbTo deprive of the status of a nation; to deprive of nationality.
Meanings of Unnational:
adjectiveOriginally: not in the interests of the nation; anti-national, unpatriotic. now more usually: not national in scope or character; not relating to or affecting the nation as a whole.
Unnatural
ʌnˈnætʃ.ər.əlMeanings of Unnatural:
adjectiveContrary to the ordinary course of nature; abnormal.
Usage examples:
Death by unnatural causes
Meanings of Unnaturalised:
adjective(of a foreigner) not admitted to the citizenship of a country.
Usage examples:
Unnaturalized immigrants
Meanings of Unnaturalism:
nounBelief in, or representation of, the unnatural.
Meanings of Unnaturalist:
nounA person who is not, or who is purported not to be, a naturalist.
Meanings of Unnaturalistic:
adjectiveNot naturalistic; especially not realistic or naturalistic in the context of art, cinema, etc.
Meanings of Unnaturalizable:
adjectiveThat cannot or may not be naturalized.
Meanings of Unnaturalize:
verbTo give an unnatural or inauthentic quality to; to represent unnaturally.
Unnaturalized
ʌnˈnatʃ(ə)rəlʌɪzdMeanings of Unnaturalized:
adjective(of a foreigner) not admitted to the citizenship of a country.
Usage examples:
Unnaturalized immigrants
Meanings of Unnaturalizing:
verbTo give an unnatural or inauthentic quality to; to represent unnaturally.
Unnaturally
ʌnˈnatʃ(ə)rəliMeanings of Unnaturally:
adverbIn a way that is not natural or normal.
Usage examples:
The man was crying out in pain, his arm twisted unnaturally
Meanings of Unnature:
nounThat which is not natural; non-natural phenomena collectively.
Meanings of Unnautical:
adjectiveNot nautical; not in accordance with usual nautical practice; not characteristic of seafaring or sailors.
Meanings of Unnavigable:
adjective(of a waterway or sea) not able to be sailed on by ships or boats.
Usage examples:
The canal had become unnavigable
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