All English words - page 3930
Uncap
ʌnˈkæpMeanings of Uncap:
verbRemove the lid or cover from.
Usage examples:
Henry uncapped a felt-tip pen
Meanings of Uncapitalized:
adjectiveNot converted into capital; not supplied with capital.
Meanings of Uncapping:
verbRemove the lid or cover from.
Usage examples:
Henry uncapped a felt-tip pen
Meanings of Uncared-for:
adjectiveNot taken care of well enough
Usage examples:
He looked unwashed and uncared for.
Meanings of Uncaring:
adjectiveNot displaying sympathy or concern for others.
Usage examples:
An uncaring father
Meanings of Uncarpeted:
adjective(of a floor) not covered with a carpet.
Usage examples:
Priss dropped her grip on the receiver, which promptly clattered onto the uncarpeted kitchen floor …
Meanings of Uncase:
verbRemove from a cover or case.
Usage examples:
I uncased my guitar, hit a chord, and struck up an old and somehow appropriate gerry rafferty song …
Meanings of Uncased:
verbRemove from a cover or case.
Usage examples:
I uncased my guitar, hit a chord, and struck up an old and somehow appropriate gerry rafferty song …
Uncases
ˌʌnˈkeɪsMeanings of Uncases:
verbRemove from a cover or case.
Usage examples:
I uncased my guitar, hit a chord, and struck up an old and somehow appropriate gerry rafferty song …
Meanings of Uncashed:
adjective(of a cheque or money order) not yet cashed.
Usage examples:
One widow, she said, was carrying around $900,000 in uncashed cheques; another confessed to spendin…
Meanings of Uncasing:
verbRemove from a cover or case.
Usage examples:
I uncased my guitar, hit a chord, and struck up an old and somehow appropriate gerry rafferty song …
Meanings of Uncatchable:
adjectiveNot able to be caught, in particular (of an athlete or sports team) not able or likely to be equalled or bettered.
Usage examples:
If there is contact that would be considered pass interference but the ball clearly is uncatchable,…
Meanings of Uncaught:
adjectiveNot caught.
Usage examples:
A rough analogy: using a net of a x gauge will fail to catch fish of a certain size, but these unca…
Meanings of Unceasingly:
adverbIn a way that is continuing and unlikely to stop
Usage examples:
He worked unceasingly for international childrens' charities., the rain continued to fall heavily o…
Meanings of Uncelebrated:
adjectiveNot publicly acclaimed.
Usage examples:
An uncelebrated but indispensable role
Meanings of Uncensored:
adjectiveNot censored.
Usage examples:
Uncensored news
Unceremonious
ʌnˌser.ɪˈməʊ.ni.əsMeanings of Unceremonious:
adjectiveHaving or showing a lack of courtesy; rough or abrupt.
Usage examples:
He was known for his strong views and unceremonious manners
Meanings of Unceremoniously:
adverbWith a lack of courtesy; roughly or abruptly.
Usage examples:
He was unceremoniously dumped by the record company
Meanings of Uncertain:
adjectiveNot able to be relied on; not known or definite.
Usage examples:
An uncertain future
Meanings of Uncertainly:
adverbWith a lack of confidence or certainty.
Usage examples:
He thought for a moment before nodding uncertainly
Meanings of Uncertainties:
nounThe state of being uncertain.
Usage examples:
Times of uncertainty and danger
Meanings of Uncertainty:
nounThe state of being uncertain.
Usage examples:
Times of uncertainty and danger
Meanings of Uncertificated:
adjectiveNot officially recognized as possessing certain qualifications or meeting certain standards.
Usage examples:
His mother had been an uncertificated schoolteacher in her youth
Meanings of Unchained:
verbRemove the chains fastening or securing (someone or something).
Usage examples:
They returned, unchained tom and took him upstairs
Unchaining
ʌnˈtʃeɪnMeanings of Unchaining:
verbRemove the chains fastening or securing (someone or something).
Usage examples:
They returned, unchained tom and took him upstairs
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