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-no, move, nòr, nôt ;-tube, tub, bull;-oil;-pound;-thin, THIS.
in-ôb-zer'vå-bl. a.

UNOBSERVABLE,

Not to be observed.

UNOBSERVANT, Ůn-ôb-zér'vânt. a. Not

paid for; that for which the price is not

yet given.

UNPAINED, ůn-pȧn'd'. a.

obsequious; not attentive.

no pain.

UNOBSERVED, ůn-ôb-zérv'd'. a.

Not

regarded, not attended to.

UNOBSERVING, ůn-ôb-zer'ving. a. attentive, not heedful.

UNOBSTRUCTED, un-ôb-strûk'têd. a. Not
hindered, not stopped.
UNOBSTRUCTIVE, ůn-ôb-stråkʼtiv.
Not raising any obstacle.
UNOBTAINED, ůn-ôb-tån'd'. a.
gained, not acquired.

Not

UNOBVIOUS, ůn-ôb’vè-ůs. a.

Not rea

dily occurring.

UNOCCUPIED, un-ôk'ků-pide. a.

possessed.

UNOFFERED, ûn-ôf'für’d. a.

Not pro

posed to acceptance.

UNOFFENDING,

ún-of-fènd'ing.

Harmless, innocent; sinless, pure

from

UNPARDONABLY, ůn-pår'd'n-á-blè. ad.
Beyond forgiveness.
UNPARDONED, ún-pår'd'n'd. a. (359).
Not forgiven; not discharged, not can-
celled by a legal pardon.
UNPARDONING, un-pår'd'n-ing. a. (410).
Not forgiving.
UNPARLIAMENTARINESS,

úr-pår-lemênt'â-rè-nés. s. Contrariety to the usage or constitution of parliament. UNPARLIAMENTARY, un-pår-lè-mênt'ârẻ. a. Contrary to the rules of parliament.

UNPARTED, un-pår'téd. a. Undivided, Not not separated.

encountered by any hostility or obstruc- UNPARTIAL, ůn-pår'shâl. a.

Equal,

ad.

Equally, indifferently.
UNPASSABLE, un-pås'så-bl. a.
mitting no passage.
UNPASSIONATE, un-påsh'un-ât. a. (91).
Free from passion, calm, impartial.
UNPASSIONATELY, un-päsh'un-ât-lè. ad.
Without passion.

a. UNPATHED, un-påтн'd'. a. Untracked,
unmarked by passage.
UNPAWNED, un-pawn'd'. a.
Not giv-
en to pledge.

Not

Having no birth, ungenerated.
UNORTHODOX, ůn-or'thỏ-dôks. a.
holding pure doctrine.
UNOWED, un-ode'. a. Having no owner.
Out of use.

Having no

UNOWNED, ûn-on'd'. a. owner; not acknowledged. To UNPACK, ůn-påk'. v. a.

To disburden, to exonerate; to open any thing bound together. UNPACKED, ůn-pâkt'. a. (359). collected by unlawful artifices. UNPAID, un-påde'.

Not

Not discharged; not receiving dues or debts. Un

UNPEACEABLE, ůn-pè'sâ-bl. a. Quarrelsome, inclined to disturb the tranquillity of others.

To UNPEG, in-pêg'. v. a. To open any thing closed with a peg. UNPENSIONED, un-pên'shûn'd. a. Without a pension.

Το

To UNPEOPLE, un-pèè'pl. v. a. depopulate, to deprive of inhabitants. UNPERCEIVED, un-pèr-sév'd'. a. Not observed, not heeded, not sensibly discovered, not known.

(559)-Fate, får, fåll, fât;-mè, mêt ;-pine, pin ;

UNPERCEIVEDLY, un-pèr-se'vêd-lè. ad. | UNPLAUSIBLE, un-plaw'zé-bl. a.

(364). So as not to be perceived. UNPERFECT, un-perfekt. a. Incom

plete.

UNPERSUADABLE, un-pèr-swà'dâ-bl. a. Inexorable, not to be persuaded. UNPETRIFIED, ůn-pêt'trè-fide. a. Not turned to stone.

UNPHILOSOPHICAL, un-fil-lo-zôf'è-kal. a. Unsuitable to the rules of philosophy or right reason. UNPHILOSOPHICALLY, ûn-fil-lò-zôf'èkâlé. ad. In a manner contrary to the rules of right reason. UNPHILOSOPHICALNESS, un-fil-lò-zôf'e-kál-nés. s. Incongruity with philosophy. TO UNPHILOSOPHIZE, un-fil-lôs'sò-fize. v. a. To degrade from the character of a philosopher. UNPIERCED, un-pèrst'. a. (359). Not penetrated, not pierced.-See PIERCE. UNPILLARED, un-pil'lar'd. a. Divested. of pillars.

UNPILLOWED, in-pil'lôde. a. Wanting a pillow.

open

Not

To UNPIN, ún-pin'. v. a. To what is shut or fastened with a pin. UNPINKED, un-pinkt'. a. (359). marked with eyelet holes. UNPITIED, un-pit'tid. a. (282). compassionated, not regarded with sympathetical sorrow. UNPITIFULLY, un-pît'é-fùl-è. ad. Unmercifully, without mercy. UNPITYING, in-pit'é-ing. Having no compassion. UNPLACED, un-plåst'. a. (359). Having no place of dependence.

a. (410).

Not

plausible, not such as has a fair appear

ance.

UNPLAUSIVE, un-plàw'siv. a. Not ap

proving.

ad.

UNPLEASANT, un-plêz'ânt. a. Not de-
lighting, troublesome, uneasy.
UNPLEASANTLY, dn-plèz'ánt-lé.
Not delightfully, uneasily.
UNPLEASANTNESS, in-plèz'ânt-nès. s.
Want of qualities to give delight.
UNPLEASED, un-pièz'd'. a. (359).
Not pleased, not delighted.
UNPLEASING, un-pléʼzing. a. (410). Of-
fensive, disgusting, giving no delight.
UNPLIANT, un-pli'ânt. a.
Not easily

bent, not conforming to the will. UNPLOWED, un-plou'd'. a. Not plowed. To UNPLUME, ân-plùme'. v. a.

strip of plumes, to degrade. UNPOETICAL, un-pó-ét ́é-kâl. UNPOETICK, un-pó-ét'ik. (509).

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Το

Not elc

Not such as becomes a poet. UNPOLISHED, ůn-pôl'isht. a. (359). Not smoothed, not brightened by attri tion; not civilized, not refined. UNPOLITE, un-po-lite'. a. gant, not refined, not civil. UNPOLLUTED, in-pol-lù'tèd. a. corrupted, not defiled. UNPOPULAR, un-pop'-lâr. Not fitted to please the people. UNPORTABLE, un-port'â-bl. a. be carried.

UNPOSSESSED, ůn-pôz-zést'. a. had, not obtained.

Not

(88). Not to

Not

UNPOSSESSING, in-pôz-zés'sing.
Having no possession.
UNPRACTICABLE, ůn-pråk'tè-kâ-bl. a.
Not feasible.

UNPRACTISED, in-pråk'tist. a. Not
skilled by use and experience.
UNPRAISED, un-práz'd'. a. Not cele-
brated, not praised.
UNPRECARIOUS,

ůn-pré-kå'rè-ůs. a. Not dependent on another. UNPRECEDENTED, un-prês’sé-dênt-éd. a. Not justifiable by any example. To UNPREDICT, un-pré-dikt'. v. a. To retract prediction.

UNPREFERRED, un-pré-fêr'd'. a. Not

advanced.

UNPLAGUED, un-plàg'd'. a. (359). Not UNPREGNANT, un-prèg'nânt. a.

tormented.

UNPLANTED, un-plant'êd. planted, spontaneous.

prolifick.

Not

a. Not UNPREJUDICATE, un-prè-jú’dê-kåte. a. Not prepossessed by any settled notions.

-no, move, nor, nôt ;-tube, tub, båll ;-bil;-pound;-thin, THIS. UNPREJUDICED, ȧn-préd'ju-dist. a. UNPROPER, ůn-prôp'ůr. a. (98). No

Free from prejudice.

peculiar.

UNFRELATICAL, un-pré-lât'è-kál. a. UNPROPERLY, ůn-prop'år-lè. ad. Con

Unsuitable to a prelate. UNPREMEDITATED,

in-pré-mêd'é-tátêd. a. Not prepared in the mind be

forehand.

Not

UNPREPARED, ůn-pré-pår'd'. a.
fitted by previous measures; not made fit
for the dreadful moment of departure.
UNPREPAREDNESS, în-pré-pà’rêd-nès. s.
(365). State of being unprepared.
UNPREPOSSESSED, ůn-pré-pôz-zêst'. a.
Not prepossessed, not pre-occupied by

ůn-prin'sè-pl'd. (359). Not settled in tenets or opinions. This word does not mean merely being unsettled in principles or opinions, but not having, or being void of good principles or opinions. It was in this sense that Dr. Goldsmith called Mr. Wilkes, of seditious and infidel memory, The unprincipled Impostor. UNPRINTED, un-print'êd. a. Not printed. UNPRISABLE, ůn-priʼzå-bl. a. lued, not of estimation.

trary to propriety, improperly. UNPROPITIOUS, un-pró-pish'ús. a. Not favourable, inauspicious. UNPROPORTIONED, ůn-pro-por'shůn’d. a. Not suited to something else. UNPROPOSED, ùn-pró-póz'd'. a. proposed. UNPROPPED, un-prôpt'. a. (359). Not supported, not upheld. UNPROSPEROUS, un-prôs'půr-ûs. a. Un

Not

fortunate, not prosperous. UNPROSPEROUSLY, un-prôs'půr-ůs-lè.ad.” Unsuccessfully.

UNPROTECTED, ůn-pro-tèk'têd. a. Not
protected, not supported.
UNPROVED, un-proov'd'. a. Not evinced
by arguments.

To UNPROVIDE, un-prô-vide'. v. a. To
divest of resolution or qualifications.
UNPROVIDED, ůn-pro-vi'ded. a. Not se-
cured or qualified by previous measures;
not furnished.
UNPROVOKED, in-pró-vôkt'. a. Not pro-
voked.
Nat cut,

UNPRUNED, ûn-prùn'd'. a.
not lopped.

UNPUBLICK, ůn-půb'lik. a. Private, not generally known. UNPUBLISHED, in-půb'lisht. a. Secret, unknown; not given to the publick. UNPUNISHED, un-pin'isht. a. Not punished, suffered to continue in impunity. UNPURCHASED, un-pür'tshåst. a. bought. UNPURGED, un-půrj'd'. a. Not purged. UNPRISONED, in-priz'z'n'd. a. (359). UNPURIFIED, un-pu'rè-fide. a. (282).

Not va

Not valued.

Set free from confinement.
UNPRIZED, un-priz'd'. a.
UNPROCLAIMED, un-pro-klam'd'. a.
Not notified by a publick declaration.

UNPROFANED, ůn-pró-fàn'd'. a. Not

violated.

UNPROFITABLE, ůn-próf'è-tâ-bl. a. Usc-
less, serving no purpose.
UNPROFITABLENESS,
nês. s. Uselessness.
UNPROFITABLY, un-profê-tå-blè. ad.
Uselessly, without advantage.
UNPROFITED, un-próf'it-éd. a. Having

no gain.

Not freed from recrement; not cleansed from sin.

UNPURSUED, un-půr-sude'. a. Not pur

Not fit.

ún-próf'è-ta-bl- To UNQUALIFY, un-kwôl'é-fi. v. a. To
disqualify, to divest of qualification.
UNQUARRELABLE, un-kwôr'ril-a-bl. a.
Such as cannot be impugned.
To UNQUEEN, un-kween'. v. a. To di-
vest of the dignity of queen.
UNQUENCHABLE, un-kwensh'â-bl.
Unextinguishable.

UNPROLIFICK, un-prò-lif'ik. a. Barren,
not productive.
UNPRONOUNCED, ůn-pro-noùnst'.
Not uttered, not spoken.

a. UNQUENCHED, un-kwênsht'. a.
extinguished; not extinguishable.

Not

(559).-Fate, får, fåll, fât;--me, mêt ;-pine, pin ;-
UNQUENCHABLENESS, un-kwènsh'â-bl-] To UNREAVE, ûn-rève'. v. a. To un-
nès. s. Unextinguishableness.
UNQUESTIONABLE, un-kwês'tshůn-á-bl. UNREBATED,

Not doubted, passed without doubt; in-
disputable, not to be opposed; not inter-
rogated, not examined.
UNQUICK, un-kwik'. a. Motionless.
UNQUIET, ủn-kwiét. a. Moved with
perpetual agitation, not calm, not still;
disturbed, full of perturbation, not at
peace; restless, unsatished.
UNQUIETLY, un-kwi'êt-lè. ad. Without
rest.

UNQUIETNESS, un-kwi'êt-nês. s. Want
of tranquillity; want of peace; restless-
ness, turbulence; perturbation, uneasi-

UNRAKED, un-råkt'. a. Not thrown
together and covered.
UNRANSACKED, un-rån'sâkt. a. Not
pillaged.

To UNRAVEL, ůn-râv'v'l. v. a. (103).
To disentangle to extricate, to clear; to
disorder, to throw out of the present con-
stitution; to clear up the intrigue of a
play.

UNRAZORED, un-råʼzûr'd. a. Unshaven.
UNREACHED, un-rètsht'. a. (359). Not
attained.

UNREAD, un-rêd'. a. Not read, not
publickly pronounced; untaught, not
learned in books.

UNREADINESS, ủn-rêd'è-nès. s. Want
of readiness, want of promptness; want
of preparation.
UNREADY, un-red'è. a. Not prepared,
not fit; not prompt, not quick; awkward,
ungain.

UNREAL, un-rè'âl. a. Unsubstantial.
UNREASONABLE, ûn-rè'z'n-â-bl. a. Ex-
orbitant, claiming or insisting on more
than is fit; not agreeable to reason;
greater than is fit, immoderate.
UNREASONABLENESS, un-ré'z'n-â-bl-nës.
s. Exorbitance, excessive demand; in-
consistency with reason.
UNREASONABLY, ûn-rè'z'n-â-blè. ad. In
a manner contrary to reason; more than
enough.

ravel.

blunted.

Not

UNREBUKABLE, ûn-ré-bù'kâ-bl. a. Ob-
noxious to no censure.
UNRECEIVED, ůn-ré-sév'd'. a. Not re-

ceived..

UNRECLAIMED, ûn-rè-klam'd'. a. Not
turned; not reformed.
UNRECONCILABLE, un-rék-ôn-si’lå-bl.
a. Not to be appeased, implacable; not to
be made consistent with.-See RECON-

CILEABLE.

UNREFORMABLE, un-ré-forʼmå-bl.
Not to be put into a new form.
UNREFORMED, un-ré-form'd'. a. Not
amended, not corrected; not brought to
newness of life.

UNREFRACTED, ûn-ré-fråk'têd. a. Not
refracted.

a. Not

UNREFRESHED, un-ré-frêsht'.
cheered, not relieved.
UNREGARDED, ůn-rẻ-går'děd. a. Not
heeded, not respected.
UNREGENERATE, ůn-ré-jên'êr-åte. a.
Not brought to a new life.
UNREINED, un-ràn'd'. a. (359). Not
restrained by the bridle.
UNRELENTING, un-rè-lênting. a. Hardı
cruel, feeling no pity.
UNRELIEVABLE, un-ré-lèʼvá-bl. a. Ad-
mitting no succour.
UNRELIEVED, ůn-rè-lèèv'd'. a. Not
succoured; not eased.
UNREMARKABLE, un-re-mark'á-bl. a.
Not capable of being observed; not wor-
thy of notice.

UNREMEDIABLE, ûn-re-me'dè-â-bl. a,
Admitting no remedy:
UNREMEMBERING, un-rê-mêmʼbůr-ing,
a. Having no memory.

-no, move, nor, nôt;-tube, tub, bull;-dil;-pound;-thin, THIS. UNREMEMBRANCE, un-rè-mêm'brânse. UNRESOLVABLE, Ůn-ré-zôl'vá-bl. a. Not

s. Forgetfulness. UNREMOVABLE,

Not to be taken away.
UNREMOVEABLY, ûn-ré-môôv'â-blé. ad.
In a manner that adm is no removal.
UNREMOVED, ủn-rẻ-môỏvd. a. Not
taken away; not capable of being re-
moved.

UNREPAID, un-ré-påde'. a. Not recom-
pensed, not compensated.
UNREPEALED, un-rè-pèľ❜d'. a. Not re-
voked, not abrogated.
UNREPENTED, un-ré-pênt'êd. a. Not re-
garded with penitential sorrow.
UNREPENTING, un-re-pên'ting.
UNREPENTANT, un-re-pênt'ânt.
Not repenting, not penitent.
UNREPINING, un-ré-pi'ning. a.
peevishly complaining.
UNREPLENISHED, un-re-plên'isht.

Not filled.

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to be solved, insoluble.

UNRESOLVED, ůn-ré-zôlv’d'. a. Not de-
termined, having made no resolution;
not solved, not cleared.
UNRESOLVING, un-ré-zôl'ving. a. Not
resolving.

UNRESPECTIVE, un-ré-spektiv. a. In-
attentive, taking little notice.
UNREST, ûn-rèst'. s. Disquiet, want of
tranquillity, unquietness.
UNRESTORED, un-ré-stór'd'. a.

Not

restored; not cleared from an attainder.

UNRESTRAINED, un-ré-strån'd'. a. Not confined, not hindered; licentious, loose; not limited.

a. UNRETRACTED, ůn-rẻ-trâk ́têd. a. Not revoked, not recalled.

Not

UNREPRIEVABLE, un-ré-prèèv'â-bl. a.
Not to be respited from penal death.
UNREPROACHED, ůn-ré-pròtsht'. a. Not
upbraided, not censured.
UNREPROVABLE, un-ré-prov'â-bl. a.
Not liable to blame.

UNREPROVED, un-rè-prỏỏv'd'. a. Not

censured; not liable to censure. UNREPUGNANT, un-rè-pûg'nânt. a. Not opposite.

UNREPUTABLE, ûn-rẻp'ù-tâ-bl. a. creditable.

UNREVEALED, ûn-rè-vèľ’d'. a. Not told, not discovered.

UNREVENGED, in-ré-vènj'd'. a. Not
revenged.

UNREVEREND, ûn-rêv'èr-ênd. a. Irreve-
rent, disrespectful.
UNREVERENDLY,

ún-rêv'êr-énd-lè. ad.

Disrespectfully. UNREVERSED, `ûn-rè-vērst'. a. voked, not repealed.

Not re

UNREVOKED, un-rẻ-vòkt'. a. (359). Not

recalled.

Not

a. Το

UNREWARDED, ůn-ré-wård'éd. a. rewarded, not recompensed. To UNRIDDLE, un-rid'dl. v. Not solve an enigma, to explain a problem. un-ré-dik'ù-lus. a. UNRIDICULOUS, ridiculous.

UNREQUESTED, ún-ré-kwêst'èd. a. Not
asked.

UNREQUITABLE, ůn-ré-kwi'tâ-bl.
Not to be retaliated.

Not

To UNRIG, un-rig. v. a. To strip off

the tackle.

n-ri'tshe-is-nês.

UNRIGHTEOUS, un-ri'tshe-is. a.
Not
just, wicked, sinful, bad.
UNRIGHTEOUSLY, un-ri'tshê-ús-lè. ad.
Unjustly, wickedly, sinfully
UNRIGHTEOUSNESS,
S. Wickedness, injustice.
UNRIGHTFUL, un-rite'fül. a. Not right-
ful, not just.
To UNRING, un-ring'. v. a.
prive of a ring.
To UNRIP, un-rip'. v. a. To cut open.

UNREQUITED, un-ré-kwi'têd. a.
compensated for.-Mason.
UNRESENTED, un-rè-zènt'èd. a.
regarded with anger.
UNRESERVED, un-ré-zêrv'd'. a. Not li-
mited by any private convenience; open,
frank, concealing nothing.
UNRESERVEDLY, ůn-rè-zèr’vėd-lė. ad.
(364). Without limitation; without con-
cealment, openly.
UNRESERVEDNESS, ûn-rè-zêr’vêd-nês. s.
(364). Openness, frankness.
UNRESISTED, ûn-rè-zis'tèd. a. Not op-
posed; resistless, such as cannot be op-
posed.

UNRESISTING, in-ré-zis'ting. a.
opposing, not making resistance.

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To de

Dr. Johnson very justly censures this word as improper, though authorized by Shakspeare, Bacon, Taylor, and Collier': for, says he, there is no difference between rip and unrip: therefore the negative particle is of no force. But to this it may be observed, that the negative particle is not merely redundant; it implies something

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