unilateral |
on, concerning, done by, or affecting only one of two or more sides. [2 definitions] |
unilinear |
following a single consistent path of development, usu. from the primitive to the advanced. |
unilluminating |
combined form of illuminating. |
unimaginable |
combined form of imaginable. |
unimaginative |
combined form of imaginative. |
unimaginatively |
combined form of imaginatively. |
unimmunized |
combined form of immunized. |
unimpaired |
combined form of impaired. |
unimpassioned |
combined form of impassioned. |
unimpeachable |
above doubt or accusations of wrongness; unquestionable. |
unimpeded |
combined form of impeded. |
unimportance |
combined form of importance |
unimportant |
of no meaning or value; not important. [2 definitions] |
unimposing |
combined form of imposing. |
unimpressed |
not affected or moved, especially to admiration or respect, by something or someone. |
unimpressive |
lacking notable qualities; unremarkable; not impressive. |
unimproved |
not developed to full potential, as the mind. [3 definitions] |
unincorporated |
not organized as a corporate entity or self-governing town, city, or village. [2 definitions] |
unindexed |
combined form of indexed. |
unindicted |
combined form of indicted. |
unindustrialized |
combined form of industrialized. |