| universally |
in all places and instances; with no exception. |
| Universal Product Code |
a series of vertical bars printed on packages of consumer goods that indicates price, type of product, and the like, and that can be read by a computerized scanner. (Cf. bar code.) |
| universal set |
in mathematics, the set of all elements under consideration in a given problem. |
| universal suffrage |
the right of all a nation's citizens above a certain age, usu. eighteen or twenty-one, to vote, unless they are in violation of certain basic legal requirements. |
| Universal time |
see "Greenwich time." |
| universe |
all matter and space in existence, including the earth and the heavens. [3 definitions] |
| university |
an educational institution devoted to learning and research and authorized to award degrees on both the graduate and undergraduate levels. |
| unjaded |
combined form of jaded. |
| unjoint |
to separate or dislocate a joint of. |
| unjointed |
combined form of jointed. |
| unjust |
contrary to the principles of fairness or justice. |
| unjustifiable |
combined form of justifiable. |
| unjustifiably |
combined form of justifiably. |
| unjustified |
combined form of justified. |
| unkempt |
not combed; poorly groomed. [2 definitions] |
| unkept |
combined form of kept. |
| unkind |
lacking in kindness or sympathy; harsh. |
| unkindly |
unkind. [2 definitions] |
| unknowable |
not capable of being understood or known. [2 definitions] |
| unknowing |
not knowing; unaware; ignorant. |
| unknowledgeable |
combined form of knowledgeable. |