Joseph E. (Joseph Emerson) Worcester.
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un-er'ring, a. Committing no mistake ; certain.
On-es-sayed' (un-es-sad'), a. Unattempted.
un-es-sEn'tial, a. Not essential.
ijN-ES-TiB'LlSHED (-tab'ljsht), a. Not estab-
lished ; unsettled.
IJN-E'VEN (un-e'vn), a. Not even ; not level ; odd.
ijn-e'ven-ness, 77. State of being uneven.
On-e?;-am'i-na-ble, a. Not to be inquired into.
un-E^-Xm'ined (iin-eg-zam'ind), o. Not tried.
On-e^-am'pled (-z^m'pld), a. Without example.
un-ex-cep'tion-a-ble, a. Not exceptionable.
UN-EX-CEP'TION-A-BLV, ad. Above reproach.
tJN-EX'E-cuT-ED, a. Not executed ; not done.
UN-EX'EB-c!§ED (-sizd), a. Not exercised.
On-ex-pect'ed, a. Not expected ; sudden.
tJN-EX-PECT'ED-LV, ad. Suddenly ; unawares.
un-ex-pen'sive, a. Not expensive or costly.
un-ex-pe'ri-enced (-enst), a. Not experienced.
tJN-EX-PERT', a. Not expert; inexpert.
tJN-EX-PLAINED' (-pland'), a. Not explained.
Cn-ex-plored' (un-eks-plord'), a. Not explored.
Dn-ex-po!JED' (iin-eks-pozd'), a. Not exposed.
tJN-EX-PRES'siVE, a. Not expressive J inexpres-
sive.
un-ex-tend'ed, o. Not extended.
ijN-EX tin'guish-a-ble, a. Not extinguishable.
Dn-ex-tin'guished (lin-eks-ting'gwisht), a. Not
extinguished : unquenched ; not put out.
fiN-FAD'lNG, a. Not liable to fade or wither.
(Jn-fail'ing, a. Not failing ; sure; certain.
UN-fair', a. Not fair; disingenuous; not honest.
un-fair'ly, ad. Not in a fair, just manner.
un-fAir'ness, 77. State of being unfair.
Tin-faith'fOl, a. Not faithful ; treacherous.
ijN-FAiTH'FUL-LY, ad. Treacherously ; perfid-
iously.
un-faith'fOl-ness, 77. Want of faithfulness.
UN-FASH'ion-A-BLE (un-fash'un-a-bl), a. Not
fashionable ; not according to the fashicm or mode.
riN-FASH'lpN-A-BLY,arf. Not according to fashion.
t"jN-FASH'ipNED (un-f ash'und), a. Not fashioned.
On-FAS'TEN (iin-fis'sn), v. a. To loose ; to unfix.
On-fXth'om-a-ble, a. Not fathomable.
ijN-FATH'oM-A-Bi^Y, ad. So as not to be sounded.
On-fa-tigued' (un-fa-tegd'), a. Not fatigued.
fjN-FA'voR-A-BLE, a. Not favorable ; unkind.
Dn-fa'vor-a-blv, ad. Not favorably ; unkindly.
A, E, I, o, 0, Y, long ; X, E, T, 5, 0. ?, short ; a, E, i, 9, y, y, obscure.— fAre, fab, fAst, .111; HfiiR, heb;
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fiN-FEATH'ERED (uii-feth'erd), a. Not feathered.
fiN-FED', a. Not fed ; not supplied with food.
UN-FEEL'ing, a. Void of feeling ; insensible.
On-feigned' (un-fand'), o.. Real ; sincere.
un-feign'ed-lv (un-fin'ed-le), ad. Sincerely.
IJN-FELT', a. Not felt ; not perceived.
UN-FENCED' (un-feust'), a. Not fenced or fortified.
tJN-FER-MiJNT'ED, a. Not fermented.
tJN-FER'TiLE, a. Not fertile; not fruitful.
UN-FET'TER, V. a. To free from fetters ; to unchain.
UN-FiL'iAL (un-fil'yal), a. Not becoming a son.
UN-FILLED' (iin-fild'), a. Not filled ; not supplied.
tJN-FiN'lsHED (un-fin'isht), a. Incomplete.
iJN-FiT', a. Not fit ; improper ; unsuitable ; incapable.
tJN-FiT', V. a. To make unfit ; to disqualify.
UN-FlT'LY, ad. Not properly ; not suitably.
tJN-FiT'NESs, n. Want of fitness ; unsuitableness.
UN-Fix', V. a. To loosen ; to make less fast.
Cn-fixed' (un-fikst'), a. Not fixed; erratic.
un-fled(^ed' (un'flejd), a. Without feathers.
UN-foiled' (un-fdild'), a. Not frustrated.
tJN-FOLD', I', a. To expand ; to discover ; to dis-
play ; to open ; to disclose ; to declare ; to tell.
UN-FOLD', V. n. To be expanded ; to open.
i5N-FOR-BlD'DEN (iin-for-bid'dn), a. Not forbidden.
tJN-FORCED'^un-forst'), o. Not forced ; easy.
On-fore-known' (-for-non'), a. Not foreknown.
un-f5ke-seen', a. Not seen or known before.
Cn-For'fe IT-ED (un-fbr'fit-ed), a. Not forfeited.
tjN-FpR-Giv'EN (an-for-§Iv'vn), a. Not forgiven.
tJN-FOR-Glv'lNG, a. Relentless ; implacable.
tjN-FORMED' (un-fdrmd'), a. Not formed.
un-for-sa'ken (iin-for-sa'kn), a. Not forsaken.
Cn-for'ti-fied (iin-for'te-fid), a. Defenceless.
tJN-FORT'u-NATE, a. Not fortunate ; unhappy.
tJN-FORT'u-NATE-LV, ai^. Unhappily; unluckily.
On-found', a. Not found ; not met with.
tjN-FOUND'ED, a. Void of foundation ; false.
tJN-FRE'QUENT, a. Not frequent ; infrequent.
un-fre-QUENt'ed, a. Rarely visited or entered.
un-fre'quent-ly, ad. Not frequently.
On-fri'a-ble, a. Not friable.
On-friend'ed (un-frend'ed),a. Wanting friends.
tJN-FRiEND'Li-Niiss, n. Want of friendliness.
Dn-friend'ly, a. Not friendly ; not kind.
tJN-FRO'ZEN (un-fro'zn), a. Not frozen.
ijn-frOit'fOl (un-frut'ftil), a. Not fruitful.
un-frOit'ful-ness, n. Barrenness; infecundity.
Cn-ful-filled' (lin-ful-fild'), a. Not fulfilled.
Sn-FURL', v. a. To expand ; to unfold ; to open.
UN-FtJR'NlSH, V. a. To deprive ; to strip ; to divest.
fjN-FUR'NISHED (un-fur'nisht), a. Not furnished.
ttN-GAlN'FUL, a. Not gainful ; unprofitable.
tjN-GAlN'LY, a. Awkward ; uncouth ; not expert.
un-gath'ered (un-gath'erd), a. Not gathered.
tJN-(;tEN'ER-ous, a. Not geuerous ; illiberal.
tjN-(jiE'N!-AL, a. Not genial ; unnatural.
tJN-e^EN-TEEL', a. Not genteel ; impolite.
tJN-f^EN'TLE, a. Notgentle ; harsh ; rude ; rugged.
tJN-<jEN''TLE-MAN-LiKE, \ a. Not becoming a gen-
Cn-^ISn'tle-man-ly, ( tleman ; impolite.
t>N-</E\'TLY, ari. Not gently ; harshly; rudely.
fJN-iilLD'ED, a. Not gilded ; not gilt.
On-g'ird', v. a. To loose from a girdle or bandage
On-glazed' (un-glazd'),a. Not glazed ; not fur-
nished with glass.
Cn-glOe', v. a. To loose from glue.
On-God'li-LV, ad. Impiously ; wickedly.
On-goo'li-ness, 71. Impiety; wickedness.
On-god'lv, a. Wicked; impious; profane.
tjN-Gov'ERN-A-BLE, a. Not governable; unruly.
t)N-G6v'ERN-A-Br>Y,a(/. So as not to be restrained.
tJN-Gov'ERNED (ijn-gu v'emd), a. Not governed.
Cn-grace'fOl, a. Not graceful ; wanting grace.
CN-GRACE'FUL-NiiSS, n. Waut of gracefulness.
Cn-gra'cioi,js (un-gra'shus), a. , Odious ; offensive.
ftN-GRAM-MST'l-CAL, a. Not grammatical.
Cn-grate'fOl, a. Not grateful ; unacceptable.
Cn-grate'fOl-ly, ad. With ingratitude ; un-
thankfully ; unacceptably.
tN-GRAT'l-FiED (un-grat'j-fld), a. Not gratified.
un-GROund'ED, a. Having no foundation.
ijN'GUAL,a. Relating to the nail, claw, or hoof.
un-guard'ed (-gard'-), a. Not guarded ; careless.
un'guent (iing'gvvent), n. An ointment.
Dn-guic'u-lar, a. Having claws ; unguiculate.
UN-GUic'V-LATE, a. Having claws; clawed.
un-guid'ed (un-|id'ed), a. Not guided.
un'gu-late, a. Having hoofs ; like a hoof.
ON-HiB'lT-A-BLE, a. Uninhabitable.
un-hal'low, v. a. To profane ; to desecrate.
UN-HiND', V. a. To loose from the hand.
un-han'dled (iin-han'did), a. Not handled.
un-hand'some (un-han'sum), a. Not handsome;
ungraceful ; illiberal ; disingenuous.
UN-HAND'spME-LY,arf. Ungracefully; illiberally.
un-Han'DY, a. Awkward; not dexterous.
UN-HAP'Pi-LY, ad. Miserably ; unfortunately.
iJN-HAP'pi-NESS, n. Infelicity; misfortune.
un-hXp'py, a. Miserable; unfortunate; unlucky.
tJN-HARD'ENED (un-har'dnd), a. Not hardened.
Cn-harmed' (iin-harind'), a. Not injured.
tJN-HARM'FOL, a. Innoxious ; innocent ; harmless.
ijN-HAR-Mo'Ni-oi5s, a. Inharmonious; unmusical.
un-har'ness, v. a. To loose from harness.
UN-HEAD', V. a. To take off the head or top.
riN-HEALTH'FOL,a. Not healthful ; unwholesome.
un-health'i-ly, a(/. In an unwholesome manner.
un-health'i-ness, n. State of being unhealthy.
ijN-HEALTH'Y, a. Not healthy ; sickly.
tjN-HEARD' [un-herd', S. W. P. J. E. F. Ja. Sm.;
iin-herd', Wb.], a. Not heard ; unknown.
fjN-HisAT'ED (iSn-het'ed), a. Not heated.
tJN-HEED'ED, a. Disregarded ; neglected.
UN-HisED'FUL, a. Not heedful ; not cautious.
tJN-HEED'iNG, a. Negligent ; careless.
UN-helped' (an-helpV), a. Unassisted ; unaided
un-hijlp'fOl, a. Not helpful ; not aiding.
UN-HEWN' (un-Imn'), a. Not hewn , not shaped.
un-hTn'dered (iin-hin'derd), a. Not hindered.
On-hincj^e', v. a. To take from hinges ; to loose.
UN-HlTCH', V. a. To unloose ; to set free.
un-ho'li-ness, n. Profaneness ; wickedness.
un-h6'ly, a. Not holy ; profane ; impious.
un-h6n'ored (un-on'urd), a. Not honored.
UN-hoop' riin-hup'), v. a. To divest of hoops.
ijN-HOPED' (lin-hopt'), a. Not hoped or expected.
UN-HORSE', V. a. To throw from the saddle.
ijn-hos'tile, a. Not hostile; not unfriendly.
uN-HotJSE', V. a. To drive from a habitation.
tJN-HiJM'BLED (un-hiiin'bld), a. Not humbled.
UN-hurt', a. Not hurt ; free from injury.
un-hijrt'fOl, a. Not hurtful ; harmless, [iously.
On-hurt'fOl-ly, ad. Without harm; innox-
u'ni-corn (yii'ne-kbrn), n. A beast or quadruped
that has only one horn : — a bird : — a fish.
u'Ni-FORM (yu'ne-fdrm), a. Unvaried in form;
equal ; equable ; even ; regular ; consistent.
u'ni-form (yu'ne-fdrm), n. A like or uniform
dress : — the regimental dress of a soldier.
u-ni-form'i-ty, 11. State of being uniform.
tj'Ni-FORM-Ly, ad. Without variation ; invariably.
u-N!-(^en'!-ture, n. Singleness of birth.
{JN-lM-ACj^'lN-A-BLE, a. Not to be imagined.
UN-lM-Xtji'iNED (-e-mad'jjnd), a. Not imagined.
fDN-iM'i-TA-BLE, a. Inimitable.
un-im-mor'tal, a. Not immortal ; mortal.
iTn-Jm-pair'a-ble, a. Not to be impaired.
un-im-pSs'sioned (un-im-pash'und), a. Not im-
passioned ; tranquil ; calm.
ijn-im-peach'a-ble, a. Not to be impeached.
On-IM-PE ached' (-pecht'), a. Not impeached.
UN-iM-piJR'TANT, a. Not important ; trifiing.
On-JM-pro v'a-ble, a. Incapable of improvement.
Cn-im-proved' (-provd'), a. Not improved.
UN-JN-FECT'ED, a. Not infected ; untainted.
fjUf-iN-FLAlviED' (iin-jn-flamd'), a. Not iiiHamed.
Dn-in-flam'ma-ble, a. Not inflammable.
On-in'flv-enced (-enst), a. Not influenced.
UN-in-formed' (un-jn-fbrmd'), a. Not inforniod.
tjN-JN-f^EN'lova, a. Not ingenious ; stupid.
ijN-lN-fjJfiN'v-oDs, a. Disingenuous.
MIEN, SIR; MOVE, NOR, s6n; bOll, BUR, RtlLE. — 9, <?, ^,so/«; jE, fi, £, |, Aard; Jas z ; Jfajgz: IlllS.
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tJN-IN-HXB'lT-A-BLE, a. Unfit to be inhabited.
un-in-hXe'it-ed, a. Having no inhabitants.
iJN-tN'JURED (iin-in'jurd), a. Not injured ; unhurt.
tjN-lN-SPiRED' (un-jn-spird'), a. Not inspired.
tJN-iN-STRUCT'ED, a. Not instructed or taught.
tjN-iN-STRUc'TlVE, a. Not giving instruction.
tJN-lN-TEL,-L.i-(^!-BiL'i-TV, j n. duality of not
i5N-iN-TEL'Ll-(,}l-BLE-NESS, ( being intelUgible.
tJN-lN-TEL'Li-(jJ!-BLE, a. Not intelligible.
ijN-lN-TEL'L}-(,4!-BLV, a(/. Not intelligibly.
tjN-lN-TEN'TlpN-AL, a. Not designed or intended.
Cn-Tn'ter-est-ed, a. Not having interest.
tJN-iN'TER-EST-lNG, a. Not interesting, [rupted.
iJN-lN-TER-MiT'TED, a. Continued ; not inter-
un-Tn-ter-mit'ting, a. Having no intermission.
ijN-m-TER'po-LAT-ED, a. Not interpolated.
un-in-ter-rDpt'ed, o. Not interrupted ; un-
broken ; constant. [tion.
un-in-ter-rupt'ed-ly, ad. Without interrup-
tjN-lN-ilRED' (un-in-yurd'), a. Not habituated.
tJN-iN-VAD'ED, a. Not invaded or assailed.
un-in-ves'ti-ga-ble, a. Not to be searched out.
tjN-JN-viT'ED, a. Not invited ; not asked.
ttN-IN-vlT'lNG. a. Not inviting.
u'ni-o, ?(. [L.] {Conch.) A genus of pearl-shells.
"UN-ioN (yiin'yun) [yu'nyun, S. E. F. K. Sm. ; yu'-
ne-un, fV. P. J. Ja.], n. Act of uniting or joining ;
junction ; concord ; conjunction ; a confederacy.
tJN'ipN-iST, n. A promoter of union.
fj-NiP'A-ROUs, a. Bringing forth one at a birth.
ti'Ni-piJD, a. Having only one font.
U-nTque' (yii-nSk'), a. [Fr.] Sole ; without an
equal or another of the same kind ; unequalled.
iJ'Nl-spN, n. Accordance or consonance of sounds ;
melody ; harmony ; concord ; agreement.
tJ'Nl-soN (yu'ne-sun), a. Sounding alone. -
iJ-Nis'p-NANCE, n. Accordance of sounds.
tJ-N'is'p-NANT, a. Being in unison or concord.
O'nit (ya'njt), n. One ; the least number.
U-NlT'A-BLE, a. That may be united.
U-ni-TA'ri-an, n. One who, in distinction from
Trinitarians, hfilds that God exists in one person
only ; an antitrinifMrian.
C-ni-ta'ri-an, a. Relating to Unitarianism.
ij-Ni-TA'Ri-AN-T§M, n. Doctrines of Unitarians.
U-nite' (yu-nit'), w. a. To join two or more into
one ; to combine ; to cause to adhere ; to join.
u-nite', v. n. To join ; to concur; to coalesce.
fi-NlT'ED-LY, ad. With union ; so as to join.
U-NIT'EB, n. The person or thing that unites.
ij-Ni'"TipN (yu-nish'un), n. The act of uniting.
tJ'Ni-TY, 71. State of being one; oneness: — uni-
formity ; concord ; agreement.
u'ni-valve, n. A shell-fish having but one valve.
Cni-valve, a. Having one shell or valve.
tJ-NJ-VER'sAL, a. Total; whole; comprising all.
U-NI-VJER'SAL, n. The whole.— P^. (Loa-ic.) A
proposition including a general class of particulars.
fj-Nl-VER'SAL-i^M, 71. The doctrine of the salva-
tion of all men. [salvation of all men.
u-ni-ver'sal-Tst, n. One who believes in the
U-NJ-VER-sXL'l-Ty, 71. State of being universal ;
extension to the whole.
u-ni-ver'sal-lv, ad. Throughout the whole.
fj'NlVERSE, n. The whole creation, including the
solar system and all the starry regions beyond ;
the world.
St/ik — Pforld comprises the earth and its in-
habitants ; U7uverse, the mass of worlds, suns,
stars, and all other bodies that exist.
U-Nl-viiR'si-TY, 71. A seminary where all the arts
arid sciences are taught and studied.
fJ-Nlv'p-CAL, 71. A word of only one meaning.
C-!v'iv'p-CAi.,fl. Having one meaning ; certain.
tJN-joiNT'ED, a. Having no joints ; disjoined.
Dn-jTist', a._ Contrary to justice ; iniquitous.
tiN-Jits'TJ-Fl-A-BLE, a. Not to be justified.
t5N-jDs'T!-F'i-A-BLY, ad. So as not to be justified.
flN-jns'TI-FlED (un-jtis'te-fld), a. Not justified.
tJN-JOsT'LY, ad. In a manner contrary to right.
tJN-KEN'NEL, V. a. To drive from a kennel.
Dn-kept', a. Not kept ; unobserved.
On-kind', a. Not kind ; not benevolent.
un-kind'li-nEss, 71. Want of kindliness.
un-kind'lv, a. Wanting kindness ; unfavorable!.
un-kind'lv, ad. Without kindness.
On-kind'ness, ?!. Want of kindness; ill-will.
iJN-KiNG',T). a. To deprive of royalty.
un-kIng'ly, a. Unbecoming a king; base.
UN-KNiGHT'LY (-nit'le), a. "Unlike a knight.
uN-KNfT' (iin-nit'), V. a. To unweave ; to open.
UN-KNOW'A-BLE (un-no'fi-bl;, a. Not to be known.
UN-KNOW' ING (lin-no'jng), a. Not knowing.
uN-KNOw'iNG-Ly,arf. Without knowledge.
UN-known' (un-non'), a. Not known ; obscure.
un-la'bored (un-la'byrd), a. Not labored.
UN-LACE', V. a. To loose from laces ; to unfasten.
UN-lade', v. a. To empty or remove from a ves-
sel ;_ to unload.
ijn-laid', a. Not placed ; not fixed ; not pacified.
UN-LA-MENT'ED, a. Not lamented ; not deplored.
tJN-LATCH', V. a. To open by lifting up the latch.
UN-LAW'Ft)L, a. Not lawful ; illegal.
Tin-law'fOl-ly, ad. In an unlawful manner.
un-law'fOl-n£ss,)(. Contrariety to law.
ijN-LAY', V. a. (JVaut.) To untwist a cable.
UN-learn', v. a. [i. unlearned or UNLEARNT }
pp. UNLEARNING, UNLEARNED Or UNLEARNT.] To
forget or cause to forget what has been learned.
ijn-learn'ed, a. Not learned ; ignorant.
On-LEARn'eD-LY, arf. Ignorantly ; grossly.
Dn-leav'ened (lin-lev'vnd), a. Not leavened.
IJN-LESS', conj. Except; if not ; supposing that not.
fjN-LET'TERED (iin-let'terd), a. Unlearned.
ijN-Ll'cENSED (iin-lT'senst), a. Having no license.
ijn-lTcked' (iin-likt'), a. Not licked ; shapeless,
ijn-light'ed (un-lit'ed),a. Not lighted.
uN-LlGHT'spME, a. Wanting light ; dark.
ijn-like', a. Having no likeness ; dissimilar.
IJN-LIKE'LY, a. Improbable. — ad. Improbably.
un-l1ke'ness, 71. Want of resemblance ; diversity.
tJN-LlM'lT-ED, a. Having no limits ; boundless.
On-lTnk', v. a^ To untwist ; to open.
un-lT"que-fied (iin-lik'we-fld)j a. Unnielted.
Dn-lIve'ly, a. Not lively ; inanimate ; dull.
un-LOAd', v. a. To free from load ; to unlade.
un-l6ck', v. a. To open what is shut ; to solve.
ijn-locked' (un-lokt'), a. Not locked.
Dn-loose', v. a. To unbind ; to loosen ; to loose.
ijn-loose', v. n. To become loosened.
IJN-LOVE'LI-NESS, Tn. Unamiableness.
un-lSve'ly, a. Not lovely ; not amiable.
un-lijck'i-LY, ad. Unfortunately ; by ill luck.
un-luck'1-ness, 71. Unfortunateness ; ill luck.
tJN-LijCK'v, a. Unfortunate ; not successful.
UN-made', a. Not made; deprived of form.
UN-MAKE', 7). a. To deprive of qualities ; to ruin.
UN-MAL'LE-A-BI>E, a. Not malleable.
On-mSn', v. a. To deprive of manly qualities :
to deject ; to dishearten : — to disgarrison.
ijN-MXN'AqtE-A-BLE, a. Not manageable.
un-mXn'a^ied (iin-man'ajd), a. Not managed.
On-mXn'like, ) a. Not manly ; unsuitable to a
riN-M5N'LV, V ^nvm ; effeminate ; dishonorable.
ijn-mXnned' (un-mand'), a. Not manned ; not
having men ; deprived of manly qualities.
Tin-mSn'nered (un-man'nerd), a. Rude; unciviL
riN-MSN'NER-Li-Nfiss, 71. Want of manners.
un-man'ner-ly, a. Ill-bred; not complaisant.
Bn-marked' (un-m;irkt'), a. Not marked.
UN-marred' (iin-mard'). a. Not marred.
Tin-mSr'RIED (iin-mar'rul), a. Not married-
riN-MAR'RV,r. a. To separate ; to divorce.
Tin-mAsk', v. a. To strip of a mask or disguise.
un-mAsk', v. 71. To put off the mask.
fJN-MAsKED' (un-mSskt'), a. Ojien to the view.
ijn-mAs'tered (un-mSs'terd), a. Not mastered.
Dn-match'a-ble, a. Unparalleled ; unequalled.
Dn-Matched' (-machf), a. Not matched ; mafch-
UN-MiJAN'lNG, a. Having no meaning. [less.
On-mEa^'ur-a-ble (un-mezh'ur-a-hi), a. Im-
measurable ; boundless. [iJ.J
iT, 6, u, Y.lo7ig ; X, 2,'f, 6, 0, i', short; .a,e, I, p, V; Y, obscure. — fAre,far, fAst, ALL; HfilR .HER|
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Bn-Mea?'ur-a-bly, ad. Immeasurably.
Dn-meaI'ijeed (un-mezh'urd), a. Not measured.
On-med'i-tat-ed, a. Not meditated or designed.
tJN-MEET', a. Not meet ; not fit ; not proper.
Dn-meet'lv, ad. Not properly ; not suitably.
tJN-MEL'LOWED (un-mel'lod), a. Not mellowed.
t5N-ME-LO'Dl-ous, a. Not melodious ; harsh.
tJN-MELT'ED, a. Not melted ; not dissolved.
UN-Men'tioned (iin-inen'shund), a. Not told.
CN-MER'cHANT-A-Br,E, a. Not merchantable.
On-mer'ci-fOl, a. Not merciful ; cruel; severe.
tlN-MER'ci-FOL-LV, ad. Without mercy ; cruelly.
riN-MER.'ci-FaL.-NESS, n. Cruelty ; want of mercy.
fllN-MER'lT-A-BLE, a. Having no desert. Shak.
ijN-MiiR'iT-ED, a. Not merited or deserved.
tJN-MlND'FUL, a. Not mindful; careless.
On-MINd'fOl-lv, ad. Carelessly ; negligently.
ijn-mTnd'fOl-ness, n. Inattention.
riN-MiN'GLE, V. a. To separate things mixed.
tJn-min'gled (un-ming'gid), a. Unmixed; pure.
UN-M1t'i-ga-BLE, a. That cannot be softened.
Cn-mit'i-gat-ed, a. Not mitigated ; not softened.
UN-mixed' (un-mikst'), a. Not mingled ; pure.
tJN-MO-LiJST'ED, a. Not molested ; quiet.
un-m6n'eyed (un-miln'jd), a. Having no money.
iin-m66r', v. a. To loose from anchorage.
tJN-MoRT'GA^ED (ian-mor'gsijd), a. Not mortgaged.
UN-MOUR\ED' (un-raornd'), a. Not lamented.
fON-MOV'A-Bl^E, a. Immovable. Locke.
Cn-moved' (un-movd'), a. Not moved ; fixed.
fiN-Mov'iNG, a. Not moving ; having no motion:
— unaffecting.
tJN-MUF'Fi^E, V. a. To remove a muffle from.
iJN-Mfi'51-CAL, a. Not musical ; inharmonious.
un-mTiz'zle, «. a. To loose from a muzzle.
UN-named' (un-namd'), a. Not named.
CN-NAT'y-RAL, a. Not natural; contrary to na-
ture ; alfected._ See Preternatural.
Cn-nat'u-ral-ize, v. a. To divest of nature.
un-nat'u-ral-ly, ad. In opposition to nature.
tJN-NiT'u-RAL-NESS, n. Contrariety to nature.
Ijn-nXv'i-GA-ble, a. That cannot be navigated.
t5N-NE<;'ES-SA-Rl-LV, ad. Without necessity.
1jn-nE(;:'es-sa-R!-ness, n. Want of necessity.
On-ne<^'es-sa-ry, a. Not necessary ; needless.
tJN-NElGH'BOR-LV (iin-na'bor-le), a. Not kind.
tJN-NElGH'EOR-LY (un-na'bor-le), ad. Unkindly.
UN-nerve', v. a. To weaken ; to enfeeble.
ijN-NERVED' (un-nervd'), a. Weak ; feeble.
un-not'ed, a. Not noted ; not observed.
tJN-NO'TicED (uu-no'tist), a. Not noticed.
un-num'bered (un-num'berd), a. Not counted.
Cn-nurt'ljred (un-niirt'yurd), a. Not nurtured.
tJN-pB-JEc'TiON-A-BLE, a. Not objectionable;
not liable to objection.
Cn-ob-scured' (un-9h-skurd'), a. Not obscured.
tJN-OB-^ERV'A-BLE, a. Not observable.
tJN-pB-§ERV'ANT, a. Notobservant ; not attentive.
Cn-ob-served' (iiu-pb-zervd'), a. Not observed.
ttN-OB-iJERV'iNG, a. Not observing ; inattentive.
Cn-ob-stROct'ed, a. Not hindered ; not stopped.
Cn-qb-struc'tive, a. Not raising any obstacle.
tJN-OB-TAlNED' (un-pb-tand'), a. Not obtained.
On-ob-TrC'sive, a. Not obtrusive ; modest.
i5n-oc'cu-pied (un-ok'kii-pid), a. Not occupied.
tJN-oF-FiJND'iNG, a. Harmless; innocent; pure.
tJN-6'PENED (iin-o'pnd), a. Not opened ; closed.
fDN-oP'ER-A-TlVE, a. Inoperative. South.
CN-pp-POijED' (un-9p-pozd'), a. Not opposed.
t)N-oR'GAN-iZED (un-dr'gEiu-Izd), a. Not organ-
ized ; inorganic.
Cn-or-na-ment'al, a. Not ornamental : plain.
CN-oR'NA-MiiNT-ED, a. Not ornamented ; plain.
On-or'tho-dox, a. Not orthodox ; lieterodox.
ON-os-TEN-TA'Tiovs,a. Not ostentatious ; modest.
On-owned' (iln-ond'), a. Having no owner.
Cn-PA-CIF'IC, a. Not pacific ; not peaceable.
Oiv-pXt'i-fTed (un-pas'e-fid), a. Not pacified.
tJN-PXcK', V. a. To open, as things packed.
fiN-PAiu', a. Not paid ; not discharged.
Cn-pAl'at-a-BL.e, a. Not palatable ; nauseous.
t5N-p5R'A-DisE, V. a. To deprive of happiness.
tJN-PlR'AL-LELED (iin-par'^l-leld), a. Unequalled.
un-par'don-a-ble, a. That cannot be pardoned.
tJN-PAR'DON-A-BLV, ad. Beyond forgiveness.
un-par'doned (un-pir'dnd), a. Not pardoned.
un-par-lia-ment'a-ry (un-par-le-ment'j-re), a.
Contrary to the rules of parliament.
un-part'ed, a. Not parted ; not separated.
un-paved' (un-pavd'), a. Not paved.
un-pIjace'fOl, a. Not peaceful ; contentious.
UN-PiiG', V. a. To loose from pegs.
On-Pen', v. a. To open ; to set free.
fuN-PEN't-TENT, a. Impenitent.
tjN-PEN'sipNED(ian-pen'shund),a. Not pensioned.
ijN-PiJo'PLE (un-pe'pl), V. a. To depopulate.
tJN-PER-CElv'A-BLE, a. Imperceptible. [R.]
tJN-PER-CEIVED' (iin-per-sS vd'), a. Not perceived.
ijiv-per'fect-ed, a. Nut perfected ; not completed.
UN-PtSR-FORMED' (-fdmid'), a. Not performed.
un-per-form'ing, a. Not performing.
fuiv-PER'lSH-A-BL,E, a. Imperishable. Hammond.
tJN-PER'jURED (Qn-per'jurd),a. Free from perjury.
UN-PER-PLiix', V. a. To relieve from perplexity.
un-per-plexed' (-plekst'), a. Not perplexed.
ijN-PER-suAD'A-BLE, a. Impersuasible.
On-phil-p-^oph'i-cal, a. Not philosophical.
UN-PHiL-p-§OPH'i-CAL-LY, ad. Not philosophi-
cally.
UN-Pli3RCED' (iln-p5rst'), a. Not pierced.
un-pil'lowed (tin-pil'lod), a. Wanting a pillow.
UN-PiN', V. a. To open what is fastened with a pin.
UN-PiT'y-iNG, a. Having no compassion.
IJN-PLACED' (iin-plast'), a. Not placed ; unfixed.
i3N-PLANT'ED, a. Not planted : — spontaneous.
un-plead'a-ble, a. Not to be alleged in plea.
ijN-PLEA§'ANT (iin-plez'^nt), a. Not pleasant.
un-plea^'ant-ly, ad. Not pleasantly ; uneasily.
On-pleaded' (Sn-plezd), a. Not pleased.
0N-PLi3A§'iNG, a. Not pleasing ; displeasing.
Dn-pled9^ed' (iin-plejd'), a. Not pledged ; free.
On-pli'a-ble, a. Not pliable ; not yielding.
On-pli'ant, a. Not pliant ; not easily bent.
UN-plume', v. a. To strip of plumes ; to degrade.
On-po-et'ic, ) a. Not poetical ; not partaking
UN-pp-ET'i-cAL, j of poetry.
On-pq-et'i-cal-ly, ad. Not according to poetry.
On-point'ed, a. Not pointed ; having no point.
0n-p6l'ished (iin-pol'isht), a. Not polished.
UN-Pp-LITE', a. Not polite ; impolite. [-R.]
un-pol-lut'ed, a. Not polluted ; not defiled.
On-pop'V-lar, a. Not popular ; wanting popu-
larity ; not having the public favor ; offensive ;
obnoxious.
On-pop-u-lar'i-ty, n. Want of popularity.
On-p6rt'a-ble, a. Not portable.
On-pp!J-§essed' (iin-pi?z-zest'), a. Not possessed.
UN-PR ac'tise d (un-prak'tist), a. Not expert ; raw.
un-prai§ed' (Qn-prSzd'), a. Not praised.
UN-PRii9'E-DENT-ED, a. Not justified by example.
UN preg'nant, a. Not pregnant; not prolific.
Dn-prej'u-diced (un-prej'u-dist), a. Not preju-
diced ; free from_ prejudice or prepossession.
UN-PRE-MiiD'i-TAT-ED, a. Not premeditated.
On-pr^-pAred' (un-pre-pird'), a. Not prepared.
UN-PRE-Pp§-§ESSED' (iin-pre-poz-zest'), a. Not
prepossessed ; unprejudiced.
On-pressed' fun-prest'), a. Not pressed.
On-pre-§Dmp'tv-oOs, a. Not presumptuous ;
cautious; submissive; humble.
On-pre-tEnd'ing, a. Not pretending ; modest.
On-pre-vail'ing, a. Being of no force.
On-pre-vent'ed, a. Not prevented ; unhindered.
ON-PRliisT'LY, a. Unsuitable to a priest.
On-prince'lv, «• Not princely ; ignoble.
On-PrTn'ci-pled (un-prui'se-pld), a. Devoid of
principle; of loose principles : wicked.
On-PRINT'ed, a. Not printed.
un-prIzed' (iin-prTzd'), a. Not prized.
Dn-prp-claimeu' (-klanid'), a. Not proclaimed.
On-prp-dOc'tive, a. Not jiroductive ; barren.
Dn-prof'it-a-ble, a. Affording no profit ; useless.
On-es-sayed' (un-es-sad'), a. Unattempted.
un-es-sEn'tial, a. Not essential.
ijN-ES-TiB'LlSHED (-tab'ljsht), a. Not estab-
lished ; unsettled.
IJN-E'VEN (un-e'vn), a. Not even ; not level ; odd.
ijn-e'ven-ness, 77. State of being uneven.
On-e?;-am'i-na-ble, a. Not to be inquired into.
un-E^-Xm'ined (iin-eg-zam'ind), o. Not tried.
On-e^-am'pled (-z^m'pld), a. Without example.
un-ex-cep'tion-a-ble, a. Not exceptionable.
UN-EX-CEP'TION-A-BLV, ad. Above reproach.
tJN-EX'E-cuT-ED, a. Not executed ; not done.
UN-EX'EB-c!§ED (-sizd), a. Not exercised.
On-ex-pect'ed, a. Not expected ; sudden.
tJN-EX-PECT'ED-LV, ad. Suddenly ; unawares.
un-ex-pen'sive, a. Not expensive or costly.
un-ex-pe'ri-enced (-enst), a. Not experienced.
tJN-EX-PERT', a. Not expert; inexpert.
tJN-EX-PLAINED' (-pland'), a. Not explained.
Cn-ex-plored' (un-eks-plord'), a. Not explored.
Dn-ex-po!JED' (iin-eks-pozd'), a. Not exposed.
tJN-EX-PRES'siVE, a. Not expressive J inexpres-
sive.
un-ex-tend'ed, o. Not extended.
ijN-EX tin'guish-a-ble, a. Not extinguishable.
Dn-ex-tin'guished (lin-eks-ting'gwisht), a. Not
extinguished : unquenched ; not put out.
fiN-FAD'lNG, a. Not liable to fade or wither.
(Jn-fail'ing, a. Not failing ; sure; certain.
UN-fair', a. Not fair; disingenuous; not honest.
un-fair'ly, ad. Not in a fair, just manner.
un-fAir'ness, 77. State of being unfair.
Tin-faith'fOl, a. Not faithful ; treacherous.
ijN-FAiTH'FUL-LY, ad. Treacherously ; perfid-
iously.
un-faith'fOl-ness, 77. Want of faithfulness.
UN-FASH'ion-A-BLE (un-fash'un-a-bl), a. Not
fashionable ; not according to the fashicm or mode.
riN-FASH'lpN-A-BLY,arf. Not according to fashion.
t"jN-FASH'ipNED (un-f ash'und), a. Not fashioned.
On-FAS'TEN (iin-fis'sn), v. a. To loose ; to unfix.
On-fXth'om-a-ble, a. Not fathomable.
ijN-FATH'oM-A-Bi^Y, ad. So as not to be sounded.
On-fa-tigued' (un-fa-tegd'), a. Not fatigued.
fjN-FA'voR-A-BLE, a. Not favorable ; unkind.
Dn-fa'vor-a-blv, ad. Not favorably ; unkindly.
A, E, I, o, 0, Y, long ; X, E, T, 5, 0. ?, short ; a, E, i, 9, y, y, obscure.— fAre, fab, fAst, .111; HfiiR, heb;
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fiN-FEATH'ERED (uii-feth'erd), a. Not feathered.
fiN-FED', a. Not fed ; not supplied with food.
UN-FEEL'ing, a. Void of feeling ; insensible.
On-feigned' (un-fand'), o.. Real ; sincere.
un-feign'ed-lv (un-fin'ed-le), ad. Sincerely.
IJN-FELT', a. Not felt ; not perceived.
UN-FENCED' (un-feust'), a. Not fenced or fortified.
tJN-FER-MiJNT'ED, a. Not fermented.
tJN-FER'TiLE, a. Not fertile; not fruitful.
UN-FET'TER, V. a. To free from fetters ; to unchain.
UN-FiL'iAL (un-fil'yal), a. Not becoming a son.
UN-FILLED' (iin-fild'), a. Not filled ; not supplied.
tJN-FiN'lsHED (un-fin'isht), a. Incomplete.
iJN-FiT', a. Not fit ; improper ; unsuitable ; incapable.
tJN-FiT', V. a. To make unfit ; to disqualify.
UN-FlT'LY, ad. Not properly ; not suitably.
tJN-FiT'NESs, n. Want of fitness ; unsuitableness.
UN-Fix', V. a. To loosen ; to make less fast.
Cn-fixed' (un-fikst'), a. Not fixed; erratic.
un-fled(^ed' (un'flejd), a. Without feathers.
UN-foiled' (un-fdild'), a. Not frustrated.
tJN-FOLD', I', a. To expand ; to discover ; to dis-
play ; to open ; to disclose ; to declare ; to tell.
UN-FOLD', V. n. To be expanded ; to open.
i5N-FOR-BlD'DEN (iin-for-bid'dn), a. Not forbidden.
tJN-FORCED'^un-forst'), o. Not forced ; easy.
On-fore-known' (-for-non'), a. Not foreknown.
un-f5ke-seen', a. Not seen or known before.
Cn-For'fe IT-ED (un-fbr'fit-ed), a. Not forfeited.
tjN-FpR-Giv'EN (an-for-§Iv'vn), a. Not forgiven.
tJN-FOR-Glv'lNG, a. Relentless ; implacable.
tjN-FORMED' (un-fdrmd'), a. Not formed.
un-for-sa'ken (iin-for-sa'kn), a. Not forsaken.
Cn-for'ti-fied (iin-for'te-fid), a. Defenceless.
tJN-FORT'u-NATE, a. Not fortunate ; unhappy.
tJN-FORT'u-NATE-LV, ai^. Unhappily; unluckily.
On-found', a. Not found ; not met with.
tjN-FOUND'ED, a. Void of foundation ; false.
tJN-FRE'QUENT, a. Not frequent ; infrequent.
un-fre-QUENt'ed, a. Rarely visited or entered.
un-fre'quent-ly, ad. Not frequently.
On-fri'a-ble, a. Not friable.
On-friend'ed (un-frend'ed),a. Wanting friends.
tJN-FRiEND'Li-Niiss, n. Want of friendliness.
Dn-friend'ly, a. Not friendly ; not kind.
tJN-FRO'ZEN (un-fro'zn), a. Not frozen.
ijn-frOit'fOl (un-frut'ftil), a. Not fruitful.
un-frOit'ful-ness, n. Barrenness; infecundity.
Cn-ful-filled' (lin-ful-fild'), a. Not fulfilled.
Sn-FURL', v. a. To expand ; to unfold ; to open.
UN-FtJR'NlSH, V. a. To deprive ; to strip ; to divest.
fjN-FUR'NISHED (un-fur'nisht), a. Not furnished.
ttN-GAlN'FUL, a. Not gainful ; unprofitable.
tjN-GAlN'LY, a. Awkward ; uncouth ; not expert.
un-gath'ered (un-gath'erd), a. Not gathered.
tJN-(;tEN'ER-ous, a. Not geuerous ; illiberal.
tjN-(jiE'N!-AL, a. Not genial ; unnatural.
tJN-e^EN-TEEL', a. Not genteel ; impolite.
tJN-f^EN'TLE, a. Notgentle ; harsh ; rude ; rugged.
tJN-<jEN''TLE-MAN-LiKE, \ a. Not becoming a gen-
Cn-^ISn'tle-man-ly, ( tleman ; impolite.
t>N-</E\'TLY, ari. Not gently ; harshly; rudely.
fJN-iilLD'ED, a. Not gilded ; not gilt.
On-g'ird', v. a. To loose from a girdle or bandage
On-glazed' (un-glazd'),a. Not glazed ; not fur-
nished with glass.
Cn-glOe', v. a. To loose from glue.
On-God'li-LV, ad. Impiously ; wickedly.
On-goo'li-ness, 71. Impiety; wickedness.
On-god'lv, a. Wicked; impious; profane.
tjN-Gov'ERN-A-BLE, a. Not governable; unruly.
t)N-G6v'ERN-A-Br>Y,a(/. So as not to be restrained.
tJN-Gov'ERNED (ijn-gu v'emd), a. Not governed.
Cn-grace'fOl, a. Not graceful ; wanting grace.
CN-GRACE'FUL-NiiSS, n. Waut of gracefulness.
Cn-gra'cioi,js (un-gra'shus), a. , Odious ; offensive.
ftN-GRAM-MST'l-CAL, a. Not grammatical.
Cn-grate'fOl, a. Not grateful ; unacceptable.
Cn-grate'fOl-ly, ad. With ingratitude ; un-
thankfully ; unacceptably.
tN-GRAT'l-FiED (un-grat'j-fld), a. Not gratified.
un-GROund'ED, a. Having no foundation.
ijN'GUAL,a. Relating to the nail, claw, or hoof.
un-guard'ed (-gard'-), a. Not guarded ; careless.
un'guent (iing'gvvent), n. An ointment.
Dn-guic'u-lar, a. Having claws ; unguiculate.
UN-GUic'V-LATE, a. Having claws; clawed.
un-guid'ed (un-|id'ed), a. Not guided.
un'gu-late, a. Having hoofs ; like a hoof.
ON-HiB'lT-A-BLE, a. Uninhabitable.
un-hal'low, v. a. To profane ; to desecrate.
UN-HiND', V. a. To loose from the hand.
un-han'dled (iin-han'did), a. Not handled.
un-hand'some (un-han'sum), a. Not handsome;
ungraceful ; illiberal ; disingenuous.
UN-HAND'spME-LY,arf. Ungracefully; illiberally.
un-Han'DY, a. Awkward; not dexterous.
UN-HAP'Pi-LY, ad. Miserably ; unfortunately.
iJN-HAP'pi-NESS, n. Infelicity; misfortune.
un-hXp'py, a. Miserable; unfortunate; unlucky.
tJN-HARD'ENED (un-har'dnd), a. Not hardened.
Cn-harmed' (iin-harind'), a. Not injured.
tJN-HARM'FOL, a. Innoxious ; innocent ; harmless.
ijN-HAR-Mo'Ni-oi5s, a. Inharmonious; unmusical.
un-har'ness, v. a. To loose from harness.
UN-HEAD', V. a. To take off the head or top.
riN-HEALTH'FOL,a. Not healthful ; unwholesome.
un-health'i-ly, a(/. In an unwholesome manner.
un-health'i-ness, n. State of being unhealthy.
ijN-HEALTH'Y, a. Not healthy ; sickly.
tjN-HEARD' [un-herd', S. W. P. J. E. F. Ja. Sm.;
iin-herd', Wb.], a. Not heard ; unknown.
fjN-HisAT'ED (iSn-het'ed), a. Not heated.
tJN-HEED'ED, a. Disregarded ; neglected.
UN-HisED'FUL, a. Not heedful ; not cautious.
tJN-HEED'iNG, a. Negligent ; careless.
UN-helped' (an-helpV), a. Unassisted ; unaided
un-hijlp'fOl, a. Not helpful ; not aiding.
UN-HEWN' (un-Imn'), a. Not hewn , not shaped.
un-hTn'dered (iin-hin'derd), a. Not hindered.
On-hincj^e', v. a. To take from hinges ; to loose.
UN-HlTCH', V. a. To unloose ; to set free.
un-ho'li-ness, n. Profaneness ; wickedness.
un-h6'ly, a. Not holy ; profane ; impious.
un-h6n'ored (un-on'urd), a. Not honored.
UN-hoop' riin-hup'), v. a. To divest of hoops.
ijN-HOPED' (lin-hopt'), a. Not hoped or expected.
UN-HORSE', V. a. To throw from the saddle.
ijn-hos'tile, a. Not hostile; not unfriendly.
uN-HotJSE', V. a. To drive from a habitation.
tJN-HiJM'BLED (un-hiiin'bld), a. Not humbled.
UN-hurt', a. Not hurt ; free from injury.
un-hijrt'fOl, a. Not hurtful ; harmless, [iously.
On-hurt'fOl-ly, ad. Without harm; innox-
u'ni-corn (yii'ne-kbrn), n. A beast or quadruped
that has only one horn : — a bird : — a fish.
u'Ni-FORM (yu'ne-fdrm), a. Unvaried in form;
equal ; equable ; even ; regular ; consistent.
u'ni-form (yu'ne-fdrm), n. A like or uniform
dress : — the regimental dress of a soldier.
u-ni-form'i-ty, 11. State of being uniform.
tj'Ni-FORM-Ly, ad. Without variation ; invariably.
u-N!-(^en'!-ture, n. Singleness of birth.
{JN-lM-ACj^'lN-A-BLE, a. Not to be imagined.
UN-lM-Xtji'iNED (-e-mad'jjnd), a. Not imagined.
fDN-iM'i-TA-BLE, a. Inimitable.
un-im-mor'tal, a. Not immortal ; mortal.
iTn-Jm-pair'a-ble, a. Not to be impaired.
un-im-pSs'sioned (un-im-pash'und), a. Not im-
passioned ; tranquil ; calm.
ijn-im-peach'a-ble, a. Not to be impeached.
On-IM-PE ached' (-pecht'), a. Not impeached.
UN-iM-piJR'TANT, a. Not important ; trifiing.
On-JM-pro v'a-ble, a. Incapable of improvement.
Cn-im-proved' (-provd'), a. Not improved.
UN-JN-FECT'ED, a. Not infected ; untainted.
fjUf-iN-FLAlviED' (iin-jn-flamd'), a. Not iiiHamed.
Dn-in-flam'ma-ble, a. Not inflammable.
On-in'flv-enced (-enst), a. Not influenced.
UN-in-formed' (un-jn-fbrmd'), a. Not inforniod.
tjN-JN-f^EN'lova, a. Not ingenious ; stupid.
ijN-lN-fjJfiN'v-oDs, a. Disingenuous.
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tJN-IN-HXB'lT-A-BLE, a. Unfit to be inhabited.
un-in-hXe'it-ed, a. Having no inhabitants.
iJN-tN'JURED (iin-in'jurd), a. Not injured ; unhurt.
tjN-lN-SPiRED' (un-jn-spird'), a. Not inspired.
tJN-iN-STRUCT'ED, a. Not instructed or taught.
tjN-iN-STRUc'TlVE, a. Not giving instruction.
tJN-lN-TEL,-L.i-(^!-BiL'i-TV, j n. duality of not
i5N-iN-TEL'Ll-(,}l-BLE-NESS, ( being intelUgible.
tJN-lN-TEL'Li-(jJ!-BLE, a. Not intelligible.
ijN-lN-TEL'L}-(,4!-BLV, a(/. Not intelligibly.
tjN-lN-TEN'TlpN-AL, a. Not designed or intended.
Cn-Tn'ter-est-ed, a. Not having interest.
tJN-iN'TER-EST-lNG, a. Not interesting, [rupted.
iJN-lN-TER-MiT'TED, a. Continued ; not inter-
un-Tn-ter-mit'ting, a. Having no intermission.
ijN-m-TER'po-LAT-ED, a. Not interpolated.
un-in-ter-rDpt'ed, o. Not interrupted ; un-
broken ; constant. [tion.
un-in-ter-rupt'ed-ly, ad. Without interrup-
tjN-lN-ilRED' (un-in-yurd'), a. Not habituated.
tJN-iN-VAD'ED, a. Not invaded or assailed.
un-in-ves'ti-ga-ble, a. Not to be searched out.
tjN-JN-viT'ED, a. Not invited ; not asked.
ttN-IN-vlT'lNG. a. Not inviting.
u'ni-o, ?(. [L.] {Conch.) A genus of pearl-shells.
"UN-ioN (yiin'yun) [yu'nyun, S. E. F. K. Sm. ; yu'-
ne-un, fV. P. J. Ja.], n. Act of uniting or joining ;
junction ; concord ; conjunction ; a confederacy.
tJN'ipN-iST, n. A promoter of union.
fj-NiP'A-ROUs, a. Bringing forth one at a birth.
ti'Ni-piJD, a. Having only one font.
U-nTque' (yii-nSk'), a. [Fr.] Sole ; without an
equal or another of the same kind ; unequalled.
iJ'Nl-spN, n. Accordance or consonance of sounds ;
melody ; harmony ; concord ; agreement.
tJ'Nl-soN (yu'ne-sun), a. Sounding alone. -
iJ-Nis'p-NANCE, n. Accordance of sounds.
tJ-N'is'p-NANT, a. Being in unison or concord.
O'nit (ya'njt), n. One ; the least number.
U-NlT'A-BLE, a. That may be united.
U-ni-TA'ri-an, n. One who, in distinction from
Trinitarians, hfilds that God exists in one person
only ; an antitrinifMrian.
C-ni-ta'ri-an, a. Relating to Unitarianism.
ij-Ni-TA'Ri-AN-T§M, n. Doctrines of Unitarians.
U-nite' (yu-nit'), w. a. To join two or more into
one ; to combine ; to cause to adhere ; to join.
u-nite', v. n. To join ; to concur; to coalesce.
fi-NlT'ED-LY, ad. With union ; so as to join.
U-NIT'EB, n. The person or thing that unites.
ij-Ni'"TipN (yu-nish'un), n. The act of uniting.
tJ'Ni-TY, 71. State of being one; oneness: — uni-
formity ; concord ; agreement.
u'ni-valve, n. A shell-fish having but one valve.
Cni-valve, a. Having one shell or valve.
tJ-NJ-VER'sAL, a. Total; whole; comprising all.
U-NI-VJER'SAL, n. The whole.— P^. (Loa-ic.) A
proposition including a general class of particulars.
fj-Nl-VER'SAL-i^M, 71. The doctrine of the salva-
tion of all men. [salvation of all men.
u-ni-ver'sal-Tst, n. One who believes in the
U-NJ-VER-sXL'l-Ty, 71. State of being universal ;
extension to the whole.
u-ni-ver'sal-lv, ad. Throughout the whole.
fj'NlVERSE, n. The whole creation, including the
solar system and all the starry regions beyond ;
the world.
St/ik — Pforld comprises the earth and its in-
habitants ; U7uverse, the mass of worlds, suns,
stars, and all other bodies that exist.
U-Nl-viiR'si-TY, 71. A seminary where all the arts
arid sciences are taught and studied.
fJ-Nlv'p-CAL, 71. A word of only one meaning.
C-!v'iv'p-CAi.,fl. Having one meaning ; certain.
tJN-joiNT'ED, a. Having no joints ; disjoined.
Dn-jTist', a._ Contrary to justice ; iniquitous.
tiN-Jits'TJ-Fl-A-BLE, a. Not to be justified.
t5N-jDs'T!-F'i-A-BLY, ad. So as not to be justified.
flN-jns'TI-FlED (un-jtis'te-fld), a. Not justified.
tJN-JOsT'LY, ad. In a manner contrary to right.
tJN-KEN'NEL, V. a. To drive from a kennel.
Dn-kept', a. Not kept ; unobserved.
On-kind', a. Not kind ; not benevolent.
un-kind'li-nEss, 71. Want of kindliness.
un-kind'lv, a. Wanting kindness ; unfavorable!.
un-kind'lv, ad. Without kindness.
On-kind'ness, ?!. Want of kindness; ill-will.
iJN-KiNG',T). a. To deprive of royalty.
un-kIng'ly, a. Unbecoming a king; base.
UN-KNiGHT'LY (-nit'le), a. "Unlike a knight.
uN-KNfT' (iin-nit'), V. a. To unweave ; to open.
UN-KNOW'A-BLE (un-no'fi-bl;, a. Not to be known.
UN-KNOW' ING (lin-no'jng), a. Not knowing.
uN-KNOw'iNG-Ly,arf. Without knowledge.
UN-known' (un-non'), a. Not known ; obscure.
un-la'bored (un-la'byrd), a. Not labored.
UN-LACE', V. a. To loose from laces ; to unfasten.
UN-lade', v. a. To empty or remove from a ves-
sel ;_ to unload.
ijn-laid', a. Not placed ; not fixed ; not pacified.
UN-LA-MENT'ED, a. Not lamented ; not deplored.
tJN-LATCH', V. a. To open by lifting up the latch.
UN-LAW'Ft)L, a. Not lawful ; illegal.
Tin-law'fOl-ly, ad. In an unlawful manner.
un-law'fOl-n£ss,)(. Contrariety to law.
ijN-LAY', V. a. (JVaut.) To untwist a cable.
UN-learn', v. a. [i. unlearned or UNLEARNT }
pp. UNLEARNING, UNLEARNED Or UNLEARNT.] To
forget or cause to forget what has been learned.
ijn-learn'ed, a. Not learned ; ignorant.
On-LEARn'eD-LY, arf. Ignorantly ; grossly.
Dn-leav'ened (lin-lev'vnd), a. Not leavened.
IJN-LESS', conj. Except; if not ; supposing that not.
fjN-LET'TERED (iin-let'terd), a. Unlearned.
ijN-Ll'cENSED (iin-lT'senst), a. Having no license.
ijn-lTcked' (iin-likt'), a. Not licked ; shapeless,
ijn-light'ed (un-lit'ed),a. Not lighted.
uN-LlGHT'spME, a. Wanting light ; dark.
ijn-like', a. Having no likeness ; dissimilar.
IJN-LIKE'LY, a. Improbable. — ad. Improbably.
un-l1ke'ness, 71. Want of resemblance ; diversity.
tJN-LlM'lT-ED, a. Having no limits ; boundless.
On-lTnk', v. a^ To untwist ; to open.
un-lT"que-fied (iin-lik'we-fld)j a. Unnielted.
Dn-lIve'ly, a. Not lively ; inanimate ; dull.
un-LOAd', v. a. To free from load ; to unlade.
un-l6ck', v. a. To open what is shut ; to solve.
ijn-locked' (un-lokt'), a. Not locked.
Dn-loose', v. a. To unbind ; to loosen ; to loose.
ijn-loose', v. n. To become loosened.
IJN-LOVE'LI-NESS, Tn. Unamiableness.
un-lSve'ly, a. Not lovely ; not amiable.
un-lijck'i-LY, ad. Unfortunately ; by ill luck.
un-luck'1-ness, 71. Unfortunateness ; ill luck.
tJN-LijCK'v, a. Unfortunate ; not successful.
UN-made', a. Not made; deprived of form.
UN-MAKE', 7). a. To deprive of qualities ; to ruin.
UN-MAL'LE-A-BI>E, a. Not malleable.
On-mSn', v. a. To deprive of manly qualities :
to deject ; to dishearten : — to disgarrison.
ijN-MXN'AqtE-A-BLE, a. Not manageable.
un-mXn'a^ied (iin-man'ajd), a. Not managed.
On-mXn'like, ) a. Not manly ; unsuitable to a
riN-M5N'LV, V ^nvm ; effeminate ; dishonorable.
ijn-mXnned' (un-mand'), a. Not manned ; not
having men ; deprived of manly qualities.
Tin-mSn'nered (un-man'nerd), a. Rude; unciviL
riN-MSN'NER-Li-Nfiss, 71. Want of manners.
un-man'ner-ly, a. Ill-bred; not complaisant.
Bn-marked' (un-m;irkt'), a. Not marked.
UN-marred' (iin-mard'). a. Not marred.
Tin-mSr'RIED (iin-mar'rul), a. Not married-
riN-MAR'RV,r. a. To separate ; to divorce.
Tin-mAsk', v. a. To strip of a mask or disguise.
un-mAsk', v. 71. To put off the mask.
fJN-MAsKED' (un-mSskt'), a. Ojien to the view.
ijn-mAs'tered (un-mSs'terd), a. Not mastered.
Dn-match'a-ble, a. Unparalleled ; unequalled.
Dn-Matched' (-machf), a. Not matched ; mafch-
UN-MiJAN'lNG, a. Having no meaning. [less.
On-mEa^'ur-a-ble (un-mezh'ur-a-hi), a. Im-
measurable ; boundless. [iJ.J
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Bn-Mea?'ur-a-bly, ad. Immeasurably.
Dn-meaI'ijeed (un-mezh'urd), a. Not measured.
On-med'i-tat-ed, a. Not meditated or designed.
tJN-MEET', a. Not meet ; not fit ; not proper.
Dn-meet'lv, ad. Not properly ; not suitably.
tJN-MEL'LOWED (un-mel'lod), a. Not mellowed.
t5N-ME-LO'Dl-ous, a. Not melodious ; harsh.
tJN-MELT'ED, a. Not melted ; not dissolved.
UN-Men'tioned (iin-inen'shund), a. Not told.
CN-MER'cHANT-A-Br,E, a. Not merchantable.
On-mer'ci-fOl, a. Not merciful ; cruel; severe.
tlN-MER'ci-FOL-LV, ad. Without mercy ; cruelly.
riN-MER.'ci-FaL.-NESS, n. Cruelty ; want of mercy.
fllN-MER'lT-A-BLE, a. Having no desert. Shak.
ijN-MiiR'iT-ED, a. Not merited or deserved.
tJN-MlND'FUL, a. Not mindful; careless.
On-MINd'fOl-lv, ad. Carelessly ; negligently.
ijn-mTnd'fOl-ness, n. Inattention.
riN-MiN'GLE, V. a. To separate things mixed.
tJn-min'gled (un-ming'gid), a. Unmixed; pure.
UN-M1t'i-ga-BLE, a. That cannot be softened.
Cn-mit'i-gat-ed, a. Not mitigated ; not softened.
UN-mixed' (un-mikst'), a. Not mingled ; pure.
tJN-MO-LiJST'ED, a. Not molested ; quiet.
un-m6n'eyed (un-miln'jd), a. Having no money.
iin-m66r', v. a. To loose from anchorage.
tJN-MoRT'GA^ED (ian-mor'gsijd), a. Not mortgaged.
UN-MOUR\ED' (un-raornd'), a. Not lamented.
fON-MOV'A-Bl^E, a. Immovable. Locke.
Cn-moved' (un-movd'), a. Not moved ; fixed.
fiN-Mov'iNG, a. Not moving ; having no motion:
— unaffecting.
tJN-MUF'Fi^E, V. a. To remove a muffle from.
iJN-Mfi'51-CAL, a. Not musical ; inharmonious.
un-mTiz'zle, «. a. To loose from a muzzle.
UN-named' (un-namd'), a. Not named.
CN-NAT'y-RAL, a. Not natural; contrary to na-
ture ; alfected._ See Preternatural.
Cn-nat'u-ral-ize, v. a. To divest of nature.
un-nat'u-ral-ly, ad. In opposition to nature.
tJN-NiT'u-RAL-NESS, n. Contrariety to nature.
Ijn-nXv'i-GA-ble, a. That cannot be navigated.
t5N-NE<;'ES-SA-Rl-LV, ad. Without necessity.
1jn-nE(;:'es-sa-R!-ness, n. Want of necessity.
On-ne<^'es-sa-ry, a. Not necessary ; needless.
tJN-NElGH'BOR-LV (iin-na'bor-le), a. Not kind.
tJN-NElGH'EOR-LY (un-na'bor-le), ad. Unkindly.
UN-nerve', v. a. To weaken ; to enfeeble.
ijN-NERVED' (un-nervd'), a. Weak ; feeble.
un-not'ed, a. Not noted ; not observed.
tJN-NO'TicED (uu-no'tist), a. Not noticed.
un-num'bered (un-num'berd), a. Not counted.
Cn-nurt'ljred (un-niirt'yurd), a. Not nurtured.
tJN-pB-JEc'TiON-A-BLE, a. Not objectionable;
not liable to objection.
Cn-ob-scured' (un-9h-skurd'), a. Not obscured.
tJN-OB-^ERV'A-BLE, a. Not observable.
tJN-pB-§ERV'ANT, a. Notobservant ; not attentive.
Cn-ob-served' (iiu-pb-zervd'), a. Not observed.
ttN-OB-iJERV'iNG, a. Not observing ; inattentive.
Cn-ob-stROct'ed, a. Not hindered ; not stopped.
Cn-qb-struc'tive, a. Not raising any obstacle.
tJN-OB-TAlNED' (un-pb-tand'), a. Not obtained.
On-ob-TrC'sive, a. Not obtrusive ; modest.
i5n-oc'cu-pied (un-ok'kii-pid), a. Not occupied.
tJN-oF-FiJND'iNG, a. Harmless; innocent; pure.
tJN-6'PENED (iin-o'pnd), a. Not opened ; closed.
fDN-oP'ER-A-TlVE, a. Inoperative. South.
CN-pp-POijED' (un-9p-pozd'), a. Not opposed.
t)N-oR'GAN-iZED (un-dr'gEiu-Izd), a. Not organ-
ized ; inorganic.
Cn-or-na-ment'al, a. Not ornamental : plain.
CN-oR'NA-MiiNT-ED, a. Not ornamented ; plain.
On-or'tho-dox, a. Not orthodox ; lieterodox.
ON-os-TEN-TA'Tiovs,a. Not ostentatious ; modest.
On-owned' (iln-ond'), a. Having no owner.
Cn-PA-CIF'IC, a. Not pacific ; not peaceable.
Oiv-pXt'i-fTed (un-pas'e-fid), a. Not pacified.
tJN-PXcK', V. a. To open, as things packed.
fiN-PAiu', a. Not paid ; not discharged.
Cn-pAl'at-a-BL.e, a. Not palatable ; nauseous.
t5N-p5R'A-DisE, V. a. To deprive of happiness.
tJN-PlR'AL-LELED (iin-par'^l-leld), a. Unequalled.
un-par'don-a-ble, a. That cannot be pardoned.
tJN-PAR'DON-A-BLV, ad. Beyond forgiveness.
un-par'doned (un-pir'dnd), a. Not pardoned.
un-par-lia-ment'a-ry (un-par-le-ment'j-re), a.
Contrary to the rules of parliament.
un-part'ed, a. Not parted ; not separated.
un-paved' (un-pavd'), a. Not paved.
un-pIjace'fOl, a. Not peaceful ; contentious.
UN-PiiG', V. a. To loose from pegs.
On-Pen', v. a. To open ; to set free.
fuN-PEN't-TENT, a. Impenitent.
tjN-PEN'sipNED(ian-pen'shund),a. Not pensioned.
ijN-PiJo'PLE (un-pe'pl), V. a. To depopulate.
tJN-PER-CElv'A-BLE, a. Imperceptible. [R.]
tJN-PER-CEIVED' (iin-per-sS vd'), a. Not perceived.
ijiv-per'fect-ed, a. Nut perfected ; not completed.
UN-PtSR-FORMED' (-fdmid'), a. Not performed.
un-per-form'ing, a. Not performing.
fuiv-PER'lSH-A-BL,E, a. Imperishable. Hammond.
tJN-PER'jURED (Qn-per'jurd),a. Free from perjury.
UN-PER-PLiix', V. a. To relieve from perplexity.
un-per-plexed' (-plekst'), a. Not perplexed.
ijN-PER-suAD'A-BLE, a. Impersuasible.
On-phil-p-^oph'i-cal, a. Not philosophical.
UN-PHiL-p-§OPH'i-CAL-LY, ad. Not philosophi-
cally.
UN-Pli3RCED' (iln-p5rst'), a. Not pierced.
un-pil'lowed (tin-pil'lod), a. Wanting a pillow.
UN-PiN', V. a. To open what is fastened with a pin.
UN-PiT'y-iNG, a. Having no compassion.
IJN-PLACED' (iin-plast'), a. Not placed ; unfixed.
i3N-PLANT'ED, a. Not planted : — spontaneous.
un-plead'a-ble, a. Not to be alleged in plea.
ijN-PLEA§'ANT (iin-plez'^nt), a. Not pleasant.
un-plea^'ant-ly, ad. Not pleasantly ; uneasily.
On-pleaded' (Sn-plezd), a. Not pleased.
0N-PLi3A§'iNG, a. Not pleasing ; displeasing.
Dn-pled9^ed' (iin-plejd'), a. Not pledged ; free.
On-pli'a-ble, a. Not pliable ; not yielding.
On-pli'ant, a. Not pliant ; not easily bent.
UN-plume', v. a. To strip of plumes ; to degrade.
On-po-et'ic, ) a. Not poetical ; not partaking
UN-pp-ET'i-cAL, j of poetry.
On-pq-et'i-cal-ly, ad. Not according to poetry.
On-point'ed, a. Not pointed ; having no point.
0n-p6l'ished (iin-pol'isht), a. Not polished.
UN-Pp-LITE', a. Not polite ; impolite. [-R.]
un-pol-lut'ed, a. Not polluted ; not defiled.
On-pop'V-lar, a. Not popular ; wanting popu-
larity ; not having the public favor ; offensive ;
obnoxious.
On-pop-u-lar'i-ty, n. Want of popularity.
On-p6rt'a-ble, a. Not portable.
On-pp!J-§essed' (iin-pi?z-zest'), a. Not possessed.
UN-PR ac'tise d (un-prak'tist), a. Not expert ; raw.
un-prai§ed' (Qn-prSzd'), a. Not praised.
UN-PRii9'E-DENT-ED, a. Not justified by example.
UN preg'nant, a. Not pregnant; not prolific.
Dn-prej'u-diced (un-prej'u-dist), a. Not preju-
diced ; free from_ prejudice or prepossession.
UN-PRE-MiiD'i-TAT-ED, a. Not premeditated.
On-pr^-pAred' (un-pre-pird'), a. Not prepared.
UN-PRE-Pp§-§ESSED' (iin-pre-poz-zest'), a. Not
prepossessed ; unprejudiced.
On-pressed' fun-prest'), a. Not pressed.
On-pre-§Dmp'tv-oOs, a. Not presumptuous ;
cautious; submissive; humble.
On-pre-tEnd'ing, a. Not pretending ; modest.
On-pre-vail'ing, a. Being of no force.
On-pre-vent'ed, a. Not prevented ; unhindered.
ON-PRliisT'LY, a. Unsuitable to a priest.
On-prince'lv, «• Not princely ; ignoble.
On-PrTn'ci-pled (un-prui'se-pld), a. Devoid of
principle; of loose principles : wicked.
On-PRINT'ed, a. Not printed.
un-prIzed' (iin-prTzd'), a. Not prized.
Dn-prp-claimeu' (-klanid'), a. Not proclaimed.
On-prp-dOc'tive, a. Not jiroductive ; barren.
Dn-prof'it-a-ble, a. Affording no profit ; useless.
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