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The state of being free from restriction, limitation, or inhibition; naturalness or spontaneity in behavior.
“The artist painted with a sense of unconstraint, allowing her emotions to dictate the flow of the brush.”
The state or condition of lacking control, restraint, or regulation; lack of guidance or governance.
“The sudden rush of market forces plunged the economy into a state of total uncontrol.”
In a way that cannot be managed, restrained, or governed; overwhelmingly.
“The funny joke made everyone in the room laugh uncontrollably.”
Not restrained, managed, or supervised; lacking regulation or direction.
“The wildfire spread rapidly due to uncontrolled winds in the dry forest.”
Not based on or conforming to what is generally done or believed; out of the ordinary.
“She has an unconventional approach to management that works surprisingly well.”
Not covered; exposed to view, bare, or unprotected.
“She walked outside with an uncovered head despite the blazing sun.”
A reference point, level, or plane established beneath the surface of the ground, used as a baseline for measurements in surveying, mining, or civil engineering.
“The engineers established an underground datum to ensure the tunnel boring machine maintained the correct depth.”
To perceive the intended meaning of words, a language, or a speaker; to grasp the nature or significance of something.
“I finally understood the complex instructions after reading them twice.”
To formally accept or commit to performing a specific task, project, or duty.
“The consultant was hired to undertake an assignment involving a complete restructuring of the company's logistics.”
Not utilized to the full extent of one's or its capacity; employed less than is desirable or possible.
“The city's underused public transit system is currently undergoing a major renovation to attract more commuters.”
Not used to full capacity or to its best advantage.
“The company had a vast amount of underutilized talent among its junior staff.”
A person who swims underwater, either with breathing apparatus such as scuba gear or simply by holding their breath, for recreation, scientific research, or professional work.
“The underwater diver discovered a vibrant coral reef teeming with marine life.”
In a manner that lacks tact, sensitivity, or the skill to deal with people in a sensitive and effective way; bluntly or indiscreetly.
“He undiplomatically pointed out the flaws in his boss's plan during the public meeting.”
Past tense and past participle of 'undress'; to have removed one's clothes or the clothes of another.
“She undressed quickly after coming home from work.”
A state of anxiety, worry, or mild discomfort.
“A sense of unease settled over the crowd as the storm clouds gathered.”