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10 Language-to-English DictionariesUnrequited
Not returned or reciprocated (especially of love or affection).
Unsaturation
The state or condition of an organic chemical compound containing carbon-carbon double or triple bonds that can accept additional atoms.
Unusual
Not common, ordinary, or usual; remarkable or striking in some way.
Unvarying
Not changing or capable of being changed; remaining constant and uniform over time.
Unwitch
To free or deliver from witchcraft or a spell; to break a charm cast upon someone.
Up-the-wall
Extremely irritated, exasperated, or driven crazy by a situation or person.
Upbraid
To find fault with someone; to scold, reproach, or reprimand severely.
Upcharge
An additional fee or extra cost added to a standard price, usually for a special service, premium product, or customization.
Upcoming
Happening or appearing soon; forthcoming.
Updatable
Capable of being updated, revised, or refreshed with current or newer information.
Update
To make something more modern or suitable for use by adding new information or fixing flaws.
Upgradeable
Able to be upgraded, improved, or augmented to a newer, better, or higher-performing version.