| unalienated |
combined form of alienated. |
| unalike |
combined form of alike. |
| unalleviated |
combined form of alleviated. |
| unallocated |
combined form of allocated. |
| unalloyed |
not mixed with an alloy, as a metal. [2 definitions] |
| unalluring |
combined form of alluring. |
| unalterable |
not able to be changed or altered. |
| unaltered |
the same as before; unchanged. |
| unambiguous |
combined form of ambiguous |
| unambitious |
combined form of ambitious. |
| unamenable |
combined form of amenable. |
| unamended |
combined form of amended. |
| un-American |
considered to be contrary to the standards, ideals, and principles of the United States. |
| unamiable |
combined form of amiable. |
| unamortized |
combined form of amortized. |
| unamplified |
combined form of amplified. |
| unamusing |
combined form of amusing. |
| unanalyzed |
combined form of analyzed. |
| unanimated |
combined form of animated. |
| unanimous |
in complete agreement, as a number or group of people. [2 definitions] |
| unanimous consent agreement |
a means by which the U.S. Senate expedites legislative proceedings, calling for members to agree upon a set of terms by which procedures surrounding a piece of legislation will be conducted. Unanimous consent agreements specify items such as a time limit for debate on a bill and who will control the debate. |