| 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. |
| unanimously |
with the complete agreement of all. [2 definitions] |
| unannotated |
combined form of annotated. |
| unannounced |
combined form of announced. |
| unanswered |
not answered. [2 definitions] |
| unanticipated |
not anticipated. |
| unapologizing |
combined form of apologizing. |
| unapparent |
combined form of apparent. |
| unappealing |
somewhat distasteful or unattractive; lacking in charm or allure. |
| unappeased |
combined form of appeased. |
| unappetizing |
combined form of appetizing. |
| unappreciable |
combined form of appreciable. |