English to English Dictionary

Universality

The quality of being universal; applicable to all cases or instances.

Unmarketable

Not able to be sold or difficult to sell because of poor quality, lack of demand, or unsuitability.

Unnerve

To deprive someone of courage or confidence.

Unparteilichkeit

The quality of being impartial; fairness and lack of bias.

Unpretentious

Not attempting to impress others with an appearance of greater importance, talent, or culture than is actually possessed.

Unrepresentative

Not typical or characteristic of a particular group, class, or category; failing to reflect the views, traits, or composition of a larger whole.

Unrequited

Not returned or reciprocated (especially of love or affection).

Unreserved

Not restricted or limited; without reservations.

Unrestrained

Not kept under control; uncontrolled or uninhibited.

Unsaturation

The state or condition of an organic chemical compound containing carbon-carbon double or triple bonds that can accept additional atoms.

Unvarying

Not changing or capable of being changed; remaining constant and uniform over time.

Unwaveringly

In a manner that is steady, resolute, and without hesitation or wavering.