| 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. |
| unknown |
not known; undetermined; unfamiliar. [2 definitions] |
| Unknown Soldier |
(sometimes l.c.) an unidentified soldier killed in war, whose tomb serves as a memorial to all of a nation's unidentified military persons who have died in war. |
| unkosher |
combined form of kosher. |
| unlabeled |
combined form of labeled. |
| unlace |
to loosen or undo the laces of. |
| unlade |
to discharge (a load or cargo); unload. [2 definitions] |
| unladylike |
combined form of ladylike. |
| unlamented |
combined form of lamented. |
| unlatch |
to unfasten or open by undoing a latch. [2 definitions] |
| unlaundered |
combined form of laundered. |