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10 Language-to-English DictionariesUnsatisfying
Not providing enough food, information, or fulfillment to leave a person content.
Unskilled
Not having or requiring special skill, training, or expertise.
Unsolicited advice
Guidance, opinions, or recommendations given to someone without them asking for it.
Unspoken
Not stated aloud; implicit or tacitly understood without needing to be expressed in words.
Unstable
Prone to change, failing to hold a steady position, or likely to give way.
Unwind
To relax after a period of work or tension.
Up-the-wall
Extremely irritated, exasperated, or driven crazy by a situation or person.
Upcharge
An additional fee or extra cost added to a standard price, usually for a special service, premium product, or customization.
Updatable
Capable of being updated, revised, or refreshed with current or newer information.
Upgrade
An act of upgrading something, or a better version of something.
Upgradeable
Able to be upgraded, improved, or augmented to a newer, better, or higher-performing version.
Uprising
An act of resistance or rebellion; a revolt against a government or authority.