English to English Dictionary

Universality

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

University

An educational institution designed for instruction, examination, or both, of students in many branches of advanced learning, conferring degrees in various faculties.

Unkempt

Not properly cared for; messy or untidy in appearance.

Unkept

Not maintained or cared for; messy, untidy, or neglected in appearance.

Unknown

Not known or familiar.

Unknown factor

An aspect, element, or variable whose nature, identity, or impact is currently not known or understood.

Unlatched

Not fastened with a latch; open or ajar.

Unlikely

Not likely to happen, be true, or occur; improbable.

Unlock

To undo the lock of a door, container, or device using a key, combination, or digital code so that it can be opened.

Unmarketable

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

Unnecessary

Not needed; not required under the circumstances.

Unnerve

To deprive someone of courage or confidence.