Thomas Davidson

“ Unprofessional, un-prō-fesh′un-al, adj. having no profession: beyond the limits of one's profession: contrary to the rules or the usual etiquette of a particular profession.—adv. Unprofes′sionally.
Unprofitable, un-prof′i-ta-bl, adj. not profitable: bringing no profit: serving no purpose.—n. ”

“ Unneighboured, un-nā′burd, adj. having no neighbours.—n. Unneigh′bourliness.—adj. Unneigh′bourly, not neighbourly, friendly, or social.—adv. in an unneighbourly manner.
Unnerve, un-nėrv′, v.t. to deprive of nerve, strength, or vigour: to weaken.—adj. Unner′vate (obs.) , enervated.
Unnest, un-nest′, v.t. to turn out of a nest. ”

“ Unseasonable, un-sē′zn-a-bl, adj. not in the proper season or time: late: ill-timed: not suited to the time of the year.—v.t. Unsea′son (Spens.) , to strike unseasonably, as the ear.—n. Unsea′sonableness, state or quality of being unseasonable or ill-timed.—adv. Unsea′sonably, in an unseasonable manner: not in due time.—adj. Unsea′soned, not seasoned or ripened by time: not experienced, unripe: not sprinkled with seasoning: (obs.) unseasonable: (obs.) inordinate.
Unseat, un-sēt′, v.t. to throw from or deprive of a seat. ”

“ Untwine, un-twīn′, v.t. to untwist: to open.—v.i. to become untwined.
Untwist, un-twist′, v.t. to open what is twisted, to unravel.—v.i. to become loosened out.—n. a twist in the opposite direction.
Ununderstandable, un-un-dėr-stan′da-bl, adj. not to be understood. ”

“ Untrim, un-trim′, v.t. to deprive of trimming, to put out of order.—adj. Untrimmed′, not adorned with trimmings: not made neat by clipping, &c.—n. Untrimmed′ness.
Untrodden, un-trod′n, adj. not trodden upon, unfrequented.—Also Untrod′.
Untroubled, un-trub′ld, adj. not troubled or disturbed: not rising in waves: not turbid.—n. Untroub′ledness.
Untruced, un-trōōst′, adj. without truce.
Untrue, un-trōō′, adj. not true: false: not faithful: disloyal: not in accordance with a standard.—ns. Untrue′ness, state of being untrue; Untru′ism, something palpably untrue.—adv. ”

“ Unquestionabil′ity, Unques′tionableness, the quality of being unquestionable: that which cannot be questioned.—adv. Unquest′ionably, without question or doubt.—adj. Unques′tioned, not called in question, undoubted, not examined, indisputable.—n. Unques′tioningness.
Unquiet, un-kwī′et, adj. not at rest, disturbed: causing restlessness.—v.t. to disquiet.—n. Unquies′cence, inquietude.—adv. Unquī′etly.—ns. Unquī′etness, state of disturbance, restlessness; Unquī′etude, inquietude.
Unquit, un-kwit′, adj. not discharged.
Unquizzable, un-kwiz′a-bl, adj. incapable of being quizzed or ridiculed. ”

“ Unsectarian, un-sek-tā′ri-an, adj. not sectarian, free from the narrow qualities or prejudices of sect.—n. Unsectā′rianism.
Unsecular, un-sek′ū-lar, adj. not secular or worldly.
Unseduced, un-sē-dūst′, adj. not seduced.
Unseeded, un-sēd′ed, adj. not seeded.
Unseel, un-sēl′, v.t. to open the eyes, as of a hawk which has been seeled, to enlighten.
Unseemliness, un-sēm′li-nes, n. state or quality of being unseemly or unbecoming.—v.i. Unseem′ (Shak.) , not to seem.—adj. Unseem′ly, not seemly, becoming, or decent.—adv. in an unseemly manner. ”

“ Unphilosophical, un-fil-ō-sof′i-kal, adj. not philosophical—also Unphilosoph′ic.—adv. Unphilosoph′ically.—n. Unphilosoph′icalness.—v.t. Unphilos′ophise, to divest of the character of philosopher.
Unpick, un-pik′, v.t. to take out by picking: to unfasten, undo.—adjs. Unpick′able, that cannot be picked ”

“ Unobstruc′tive, offering no obstacle.
Unobtrusive, un-ob-trōō′siv, adj. not obtrusive or forward.—adv. Unobtru′sively, in an unobtrusive or modest manner.—n. Unobtru′siveness, state of being unobtrusive: modesty. ”

“ Unredressed, Unredrest, un-rē-drest′, adj. without redress: (Spens.) unrescued.
Unreel, un-rēl′, v.t. to unwind from a reel.
Unreeve, un-rēv′, v.t. (naut.) to withdraw a rope from any block, thimble, dead-eye, &c. through which it had formerly passed.
Unrefined, un-rē-fīnd′, adj. not refined, unpolished.
Unreformable, un-rē-for′ma-bl, adj. not reformable.—ns. Unreformā′tion; Unrefor′medness.
Unregarded, un-rē-gär′ded, adj. not regarded.
Unregenerate, un-rē-jen′e-rāt, adj. not renewed in heart through regeneration, unreconciled to God.—ns. Unregen′eracy, Unregenerā′tion. ”

“ Unwater, un-waw′tėr, v.t. to free, as a mine, by pumping out the water.—adj. Unwa′tered, freed from water, not wetted or moistened: not supplied with water.
Unwavering, un-wā′vėr-ing, adj. not wavering.—adv. Unwā′veringly.
Unwayed, un-wād′, adj. not used to the road: having no roads or paths. ”

“ Untouched, un-tucht′, adj. not touched, not mentioned, not moved or affected emotionally.—adj. Untouch′able, incapable of being touched.
Untoward, un-tō′ard, adj. not easily guided: froward: awkward: inconvenient—also Untō′wardly.—n. ”

“ Unparliamentary, un-pär-li-men′tar-i, adj. contrary to the usages of proceeding in Parliament: not such as can be spoken in Parliament.
Unpassable, un-pas′a-bl, adj. impassable: not current.—n. Unpass′ableness. ”

“ Unmoral, un-mor′al, adj. not moral.—adjs. Unmor′alīsed, not moralised upon, having no moral attached; Unmoralīs′ing, not given to making moral reflections.—n. Unmoral′ity.
Unmortise, un-mor′tis, v.t. to loosen the mortises or joints of.
Un-Mosaic, un-mō-zā′ik, adj. not according to Moses or his law.
Unmotherly, un-muth′ėr-li, adj. not like a mother. ”

“ Untie, un-tī′, v.t. to loose from being tied: to unbind: to loosen.—adj. Untied′.
Until, un-til′, prep. till: to: as far as (used mostly with respect to time) .—adv. till: up to the time that.
Untile, un-tīl′, v.t. to take the tiles from.
Untilled, un-tild′, adj. not tilled.—adj. Untill′able, incapable of being tilled.
Untimbered, un-tim′bėrd, adj. not provided with timber.
Untimely, un-tīm′li, adj. not timely: before the time, premature: unseasonable, ill-timed.—adv. (Shak.) before the time: prematurely, unseasonably.—n. Untime′liness.—adj. Untime′ous, untimely, unseasonable.—adv. ”

“ Unwitt′ingly.
Unwived, un-wīvd, adj. not having a wife.
Unwoman, un-wōōm′an, v.t. to make unwomanly.—n. Unwom′anliness.—adj. Unwom′anly, not befitting or becoming a woman.—adv. in a manner unbecoming a woman. ”

“ Unproselyte, un-pros′ē-līt, v.t. to prevent from being made a proselyte.
Unprosperous, un-pros′pėr-us, adj. not prosperous or fortunate.—adv. Unpros′perously.—n. Unpros′perousness.
Unpropected, un-prō-tek′ted, adj. not protected.—n. Unprotec′tedness.
Unprotestantise, un-prot′es-tan-tīz, v.t. to pervert from Protestantism, to strip of Protestant features.
Unproved, un-prōōvd′, adj. not proved.—adjs. Unprov′able, Unprove′able, incapable of being proved.—n. Unproved′ness. ”

“ Unproper, un-prop′ėr, adj. improper: (Shak.) common to all.—adv. Unprop′erly.
Unprophetic, -al, un-prō-fet′ik, -al, adj. not prophetic.
Unpropitious, un-prō-pish′us, adj. not propitious, inauspicious.—adj. Unpropi′tiable, incapable of being propitiated.—adv. Unpropi′tiously.—n. Unpropi′tiousness.
Unproportionable, un-prō-pōr′shun-a-bl, adj. disproportionable.—n. Unpropor′tionableness.—adjs. Unpropor′tionate, not proportionate; Unpropor′tioned, not proportioned. ”

“ Unresolved, un-rē-zolvd′, adj. not resolved: not separated into its constituent parts.—adj. Unresol′vable, incapable of being resolved.—v.i. Unresolve′, to change a resolution.—n. Unresol′vedness, state of being unresolved or undetermined.—adj. Unresol′ving.
Unrespectable, un-rē-spek′ta-bl, adj. not respectable. ”

“ Unsubstantial, un-sub-stan′shal, adj. not substantial, not real, not solid or strong.—v.t. Unsubstan′tialise.—ns. Unsubstantial′ity; Unsubstantiā′tion.
Unsucceeded, un-suk-sēd′ed, adj. not succeeded.—adjs. Unsucceed′able (obs.) ; Unsuccess′ive, without succession.
Unsuccess, un-suk-ses′, n. want of success: failure.—adj. Unsuccess′ful, not successful or fortunate.—adv. Unsuccess′fully, in an unsuccessful or unfortunate manner.—n. Unsuccess′fulness.
Unsuccourable, un-suk′ur-a-bl, adj. incapable of being succoured. ”

“ Unson, un-sun′, v.t. to make unworthy of sonship.
Unsonsie, Unsoncie, un-son′si, adj. (Scot.) unlucky.
Unsoot, un-sōōt′, adj. (Spens.) unsweet.
Unsophisticated, un-sō-fis′ti-kā-ted, adj. genuine, unadulterated: free from artificiality, simple, inexperienced—also Unsophis′ticate.—ns. Unsophis′ticatedness; Unsophisticā′tion. ”

“ Unnurtured, un-nur′tūrd, adj. not nurtured or educated, rough.
Unobjectionable, un-ob-jek′shun-a-bl, adj. not liable to objection.—adv. Unobjec′tionably.
Unobnoxious, un-ob-nok′shus, adj. not liable or subject to.
Unobservance, un-ob-zer′vans, n. state of being unobservant, inattention: lack of observance of some law.—adjs. Unobser′vable, not to be observed; Unobser′vant, not observant or attentive; Unobserved′, not observed.—adv. Unobser′vedly.-adj. Unobser′ving, not observing. ”