unrealized |
combined form of realized. |
unreason |
absence of reasonable thinking or behavior; irrationality, madness, or absurdity. |
unreasonable |
not acting or behaving as reason would suggest; not governed by good judgment or sound thinking, esp. in relation to others. [2 definitions] |
unreasoning |
not using, produced by, or controlled by reason; irrational. |
unreceptive |
combined form of receptive. |
unreclaimable |
combined form of reclaimable. |
unreclaimed |
combined form of reclaimed. |
unrecognizable |
defying recognition. |
unrecognizably |
combined form of recognizably. |
unrecognized |
combined form of recognized. |
unreconcilable |
combined form of reconcilable. |
unreconciled |
combined form of reconciled. |
unreconstructed |
unable or unwilling, often defiantly so, to adjust to a new social, political, or economic order. |
unrecorded |
combined form of recorded. |
unrecoverable |
combined form of recoverable. |
unrecovered |
combined form of recovered. |
unrecyclable |
combined form of recyclable. |
unredeemable |
combined form of redeemable. |
unredeemed |
combined form of redeemed. |
unredressed |
not corrected or remedied. |
unreel |
to unwind from or as if from a reel or spool. [2 definitions] |