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10 Language-to-English DictionariesUndeserved
Not earned, merited, or warranted; unjustified.
Unimaginativeness
The quality of being unimaginative or lacking creativity.
Native Script: immeritato
Unmerited
Not deserved or warranted; lacking justification or cause.
Unoriginality
The quality or state of not being novel, new, or inventive; a lack of creative power or imagination.
Unpronounced
Not articulated or sounded when a word is spoken; silent.
Unwholesomeness
The quality of being unhealthy or morally harmful.
Utmost
Most extreme; situated at the furthest point or limit.
Valedictorian
The student who has the highest academic rank in a graduating class and traditionally delivers the farewell speech at the graduation ceremony.
Vertical mobility
The movement of individuals, families, or groups up or down the socioeconomic scale within a society.
Vesting
The legal process or right by which an employee accrues non-forfeitable rights over employer-provided stock options, pension plans, or benefit funds after a certain period of service.
Visionlessness
The lack of imagination, foresight, or clear perspective regarding the future.
Vogue
The prevailing fashion, style, or practice at a particular time.
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