English to English Dictionary

Unsatisfying

Not providing enough food, information, or fulfillment to leave a person content.

Unsaturation

The state or condition of an organic chemical compound containing carbon-carbon double or triple bonds that can accept additional atoms.

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.

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.

Unwaveringly

In a manner that is steady, resolute, and without hesitation or wavering.

Unwind

To relax after a period of work or tension.

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.