English to English Dictionary
Search any English word to get exact English definitions, pronunciations, and contextual examples.
World Languages Lexicon
10 Language-to-English DictionariesUnilocular
Having only one compartment, cavity, or locule, as certain seed pods, shells, or cells.
Unimaginativeness
The quality of being unimaginative or lacking creativity.
Unimportance
The quality or state of being unimportant; lack of significance.
Unimportant
Lacking importance, significance, or consequence; trivial or minor.
Unimpress
To fail to affect someone with a sense of admiration, importance, or respect; to leave someone cold or indifferent.
Unimpressed
Not impressed; lacking admiration or enthusiasm.
Uninflected Form
A form of a word that does not change to express grammatical functions such as tense, case, or number.
Uninformative
Not providing useful or significant information.
Uninformed
Not having or showing knowledge or awareness.
Uninhibited
Not restrained or restricted in behavior or expression.
Uninspired
Lacking in creativity, originality, or enthusiasm.
Uninspiring
Not making people want to achieve something or feel enthusiastic; dull or commonplace.