All English words - page 3932
Meanings of Uncollectible:
adjective(especially of money owed) not able to be collected
Usage examples:
Debts which are known to be uncollectable are written off., he said that the cost of uncollectible …
Meanings of Uncolonized:
adjective(of a place) not yet colonized.
Meanings of Uncolored:
adjectiveHaving no colour; neutral in colour.
Usage examples:
The clear, uncoloured juice of the black grape
Meanings of Uncombed:
adjective(of a person's hair) not combed.
Usage examples:
His hair was matted and uncombed
Uncombined
ʌnkəmˈbʌɪndMeanings of Uncombined:
adjectiveNot joined or merged to form a single unit or substance.
Usage examples:
The linking of previously uncombined genres
Meanings of Uncomely:
adjectiveNot attractive (typically used of a woman).
Usage examples:
She was nineteen and not uncomely
Meanings of Uncomfortably:
adverbIn a way that causes discomfort or unease.
Usage examples:
The play uncomfortably exposes the prejudices of the victorian age
Meanings of Uncomfy:
adjectiveNot comfortable.
Usage examples:
I feel kinda uncomfy here, i think i'm going to sit over here, so i don't match.
Meanings of Uncommercial:
adjectiveNot making, intended to make, or allowing a profit.
Usage examples:
They are producing a glossy magazine at a cost that is totally uncommercial
Meanings of Uncommon:
adjectiveOut of the ordinary; unusual.
Usage examples:
Prostate cancer is not uncommon in men over 60
adverbRemarkably.
Usage examples:
He was uncommon afraid
Meanings of Uncommonly:
adverbExceptionally; very.
Usage examples:
He is an uncommonly good talker
Meanings of Uncommonness:
nounThe state of being rare or unusual.
Usage examples:
The relative uncommonness of the name
Meanings of Uncommunicative:
adjectiveUnwilling to talk or impart information.
Usage examples:
He had always been quiet and uncommunicative, having few friends
Meanings of Uncompacted:
adjectiveNot closely or firmly packed together.
Usage examples:
Soft, loose, uncompacted soil
Meanings of Uncompassionate:
adjectiveNot showing compassion or sympathy for other people.
Usage examples:
A tough, uncompassionate person
Uncompetitive
ˌʌnkəmˈpetətɪvMeanings of Uncompetitive:
adjectiveNot competitive.
Usage examples:
That would destroy jobs and make industry uncompetitive
Meanings of Uncomplaining:
adjectiveNot complaining; resigned.
Usage examples:
She was uncomplaining, accepting of her lot
Meanings of Uncomplainingly:
adverbIn an uncomplaining way (= without complaining or becoming angry)
Usage examples:
They live a hard life uncomplainingly., he uncomplainingly accepted his illness and got on with his…
Meanings of Uncompleted:
adjectiveNot completed.
Usage examples:
Five uncompleted nuclear power stations
Meanings of Uncomplicated:
adjectiveSimple or straightforward.
Usage examples:
He was an extraordinarily uncomplicated man
Meanings of Uncomplimentary:
adjectiveNot complimentary; negative or insulting.
Usage examples:
Uncomplimentary remarks
Uncompounded
ʌnkəmˈpaʊndɪdMeanings of Uncompounded:
adjectiveNot mixed.
Usage examples:
These poisons in their uncompounded form may only be supplied to persons known to the pharmacist
Meanings of Uncomprehending:
adjectiveShowing or having an inability to comprehend something.
Usage examples:
An uncomprehending silence
Uncompromising
ʌnˈkɒm.prə.maɪ.zɪŋMeanings of Uncompromising:
adjectiveShowing an unwillingness to make concessions to others, especially by changing one's ways or opinions.
Usage examples:
His uncompromising stance on the issue
Meanings of Unconcealed:
adjective(especially of an emotion) not concealed; obvious.
Usage examples:
Sophia looked around her with unconcealed curiosity
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