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UNCIVIL, inurbanus, inhumanus ; illi¬ 
berally ; barbarus. 
Uncivilly, inurbane, inhumane, inhu- 
maniter. 
UNCIVILIZED, barbarus, ferns, nondum 
ad humanitatem instructus. 
UNCLAD { unclothed ), vestibus exutus or 
non indutus ; nudus. 
UNCLARIFIED, nondum defalcates. 
UNCLASP, uncinum laxare ; solvo. — 
Unclasped. , uncino laxato. 
Unclasping, uncini laxatio or solutio. 
UNCLASSIC, non classicus. See Clas- 
UNCLE (by the father’s side), patruus ; 
(mother’s), avunculus. — A great uncle 
by the father’s side, propatruus. 
UNCLEAN (dirty), immnndus, sordidus, 
feedus, impurus, squalidus, lutulentus, 
spurcus: (morally), impurus, impudi- 
cus, discinctus, incontinens ; moribus 
dissolutis. — To be unclean, sordeo. — 
To grow unclean, sordesco. — To make 
unclean, spurco, conspurco, maculo, 
commaculo, inquino, foedo. 
Uncleanliness (dirtiness), immunditia, 
feeditas, squalor, spurcities; sordes : (of 
life), impudicitia, impuritas. 
Uncleanly, ado. sordide, feede,squalide, 
immunde, spurce. 
Uncleanness, illuvies ; immunditia ; im¬ 
puritas ; nequitia. 
UNCLEANSED, non purgatus. 
UNCLEFT, indivisus, individuus, soli¬ 
dus. 
UNCLIPPED, non deminutus. 
UNCLOG, solvo, exonero. 
UNCLOISTERED, solutus, liberatus. 
UNCLOSE, recludo, aperio; resigno (a 
sealed thing). — To unclose (disclose or 
reveal), detego, retego; aperio, patefa- 
cio, indico. —• Unclosed ( disclosed ), de- 
tectus, nudatus, patefactus, reclusus. 
UNCLOTHE, vestibus aliquem exuere, 
vestem alicui detrahere ; aliquem nu- 
dare ; aliquem veste spoliare. 
Unclothed, vestibus exutus, nudatus, 
spoliatus; nudus. 
UNCLOUDED, serenus, innubilus, splen- 
didus. 
Uncloudedness, serenitas, clantas. 
UNCOILED, expeditus, solutus. 
UNCOINED, nondum cusus. 
UNCOLLECTED, non collectus. 
UNCOLORED, non coloratus. 
UNCOMBED, impexus. 
UNCOMELY, adj. indecens, indecorus, 
invenustus, inelegans, illepidus. 
Uncomely, adv. illepide, ineleganter. 
Uncomeliness, deformitas. 
UNCOMFORTABLE, inamrenus, inju- 
cundus, molestus ; meestus ; acerbus ; 
solatii expers. 
Uncomfortableness, injucunditas, mo 
lestia, acerbitas; mrestitia. 
Uncomfortably, injucunde ; m$ste 
acerbe. 
UNCOMMANDED, non mandatus or 
edictus. 
UNCOMMENDABLE, illaudabilis. 
UNCOMMON, insolitus, insolens; ra 
rus; non vulgaris, eximius, egregius 
insignis, singularis. 
Uncommonly, eximie, egregie, haud vul 
gariter. 
Uncommonness, insolentia ; raritas. 
UNCOMMUNICABLE, non participan- 
dus. 
UNCOMPASSIONATE, immitis, lmnn- 
sericors • 
UNCOMPELLED, non compulsus or co- 
actus ; ultro, sponte suA. 
UNCOMPLAISANT, inurbanus, parum 
officiosus, non affabilis. 
UNCOMPLETE, non completus or con 
summatus ; imperfectus. 
UNCOMPOUNDED, incompositus, sim 
plex. . . . 
Uncompoundedness, simplicitas. 
UNCONCEIVABLE, incomprehensibi 
lis, quod mente or cogitatione compre 
hendi non potest, quod percipi non po- 
test. 
Unconceived, non or nondum conceptus 
UNCONCERN, negligentia, secuntas, 
incuria. . 
Unconcerned, immotus, secures, liidit- 
ferens ; re aliquA non affectus ; otiosus. 
Unconcernedly, secure, otiose, indiffe- 
renter, immiserioorditer. 
Unconcernedness, animus immiseri- 
cors or null! misericord iA motus. See 
Unconcern. 
UNCONCLUSIVE, ex quo nihil eoncludi 
potest. 
UNCONCOCTED, nondum concoctus. 
UNCONDEMNED, indemnatus, non 
damnatus. 
UNCONDITIONAL, absolutus; purus. 
Unconditionally, sine exceptione orad- 
junctione. 
UNCONFINED, UNCONFINABLE, in- 
terminatus, infinitus, (without bound) ; 
liber; nullis terminis circumscriptus. 
UNCONFIRMED, nondum ratus or con- 
firmatus. 
UNCONFORMABLE, se ritibus consue- 
tis non conformans or accommodans. 
UNCONFORMITY, repugnantia. 
UNCONFUSED, non confuses, non per- 
turbatus ; recte dispositus. 
Unconfusedly, sine confusione. 
UNCONFUTABLE, admodum certus, 
quod non facile dilui potest. 
UNCONGEALED, non congelatus. 
UNCONNIVING, non dissimulans. 
UNCONQUERABLE, invictus; insupe- 
rabilis. 
Unconquerably. See Insuperably. 
Unconquered, invictus; non superatus. 
UNCONSCIONABLE, injustus, iniquus; 
a rertA conscientia alienus. 
Unconscionableness, injustitia, iniqui- 
tas. 
Unconscionably, injuste, inique. 
UNCONSCIOUS, non conscius; insci- 
ens ; omni sensu carens. 
UNCONSECRATED, nondum consecra- 
tus. 
UNCONSENTED to, cui non assenti- 
mur. 
UNCONSIDERED, neglectus, non per- 
pensus. 
UNCONSTANT, &c. See Inconstant. 
UNCONSTRAINED, incoactus, volunta 
rius, spontaneus, non invitus. 
Unconstrainedly, non invite, ultro, suA 
sponte. 
UNCONTAMINATED, incontaminatus, 
intaminatus, purus, incorruptus, inte 
ger. 
UNCONTENTED. See Discontented. 
UNCONTESTABLE, certus, non dubius, 
de quo merito contendi non potest. 
Uncontested, in controversiam or dubi 
um non vocatus, de quo nulla est con 
tentio. 
UNCONTROLLED, liber, nullius imperio 
subjectus. 
Uncontrollable, qui nullius imperio est 
subjectus ; cui nullA vi resist} potest. 
Uncontrolledness, libere vivendi or 
agendi potestas. 
UNCONTROVERTED, de quo non am 
bigitur. 
UNCONVERSABLE, non affabilis. 
UNCONVINCED, cui non or nondum 
persuasum est, ut, etc.; qui etiamnum 
dubitat. 
UNCORD, funes solvere or relaxare. 
Uncorded, funibus solutus. 
UNCORRECT (faulty or fall of faults), 
mendosus, vitiosus, mendis scatens, 
non elimatus, cui deest ultima manus. 
UNCORRECTED (unpunished), impuni 
tus, incastigatus. 
UNCORRUPT, UNCORRUPTED, incor 
ruptus, integer, illibatus, intaminatus, 
incontaminatus, purus, sincerus ; sanc- 
tus, integer. 
Uncorruptible, corruptionis expers. 
Uncorruptly, incorrupte, integre, sin- 
cere. 
Uncorruptness (quality of being free from 
corruption), putredini non obnoxius i 
(moral purity, uprightness), sanctitas, 
integritas, probitas. 
UNCOUNTABLE, innumerabilis. 
UNCOUNTERFEIT, genuinus. 
UNCOUPLE, disjungo, abjungo; copu- 
lam eximere or detrahere. — Uncoupled, 
disjunctus, separates. 
UNCOURTEOUS, inurbanus. See Dis¬ 
courteous. 
UNCOURTLY (unmannerly), inurbanus, 
rusticus. 
Uncocrtliness, inurbanitas, rusticitas. 
UNCOUTH, impolitus, rudis, inurbanus; 
inscitus; novus, inauditus, insuetus. 
Uncouthly, impolite, inscite, invenuste, 
inurbane. 
Uncouthness, rusticitas, inscitia. 
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UNCOVER, detego, retego; patefacio 
aperio, adaperio, deoperio. 
Uncovering, patefactio. 
UNCREATE, ad nihilum revocare. 
UNCREATED, non creatus. 
UNCREDITABLENESS, mala existima, 
tio. 
UNCROPPED, non or nondum decerp. 
tus. 
UNCROSSED, nondum inductus. 
UNCROWDED, sine turbA; infrequens. 
UNCROWN (take the crown off one’s head), 
coronam alicujus capiti detrahere. See 
Dethrone. 
UNCRUMPLED, non corrugatus. 
UNCTION (anointing), unctio, inunctio; 
unctura. 
Unctuous, pinguis. — Somewhat more unc¬ 
tuous, unctiusculus. 
Unctuousness, Unctuosity, pinguedo. 
UNCULTIVATED (not tilled), incultus: 
(rude, raw), rudis, incultus, ferus, agres- 
tis, horridus. 
UNCUMBERED, non impeditus or gra- 
vatus. 
UNCURB a horse, lupatum equo de- 
mere. 
UNCURBED, non represses. 
UNCURABLE, insanabilis, inemendabi- 
lis, desperatus. 
Uncured, nonsanatus: (unsalted), sale 
non condltus. 
UNCURIOUS, incuriosus, rerum occulta- 
rum non curiosus. 
UNCURL, solvere, expedire. 
Uncurled, non crispatus ; solutus. 
UNCURRENT, non probus, non recep- 
tus. 
UNCUT, intonsus; imputatus, incie- 
duus ; integer. 
UNDAMAGED, integer, illiesus. 
UNDAUNTED, intrepidus, interritus, im- 
perterritus, impavidus; animosus. 
Undauntedly, intrepide, impavide ; for- 
titer. 
Undauntedness, animus intrepidus, ani- 
mi fortitudo. 
UNDAZZLED, lion or minime prasstric- 
tus. 
UNDECAYED, non deminutus, integer; 
vegetus, fortis. 
UNDECEIVE one, errore aliquem libe- 
rare, solvere, expedire. — Undeceived, 
ab errore liberatus or expeditus: (net 
deceived), non deceptus. 
Undecei vable, qui falli non potest. 
UNDECIDED, nondum dijudicatus (of a 
lawsuit) ; integer; dubius: (doubting), 
dubius, incertus. — The matter is yet un¬ 
decided, adhuc subjudice lis est. 
UNDECKED, inornatus, impolitus, in- 
comptns. _ . 
UNDEFACED, UNDEFORMED, inte- 
crer. 
UNDEFENDED, indefensus, non defen- 
sus. 
UNDEFILED, impollutus, illibatus, inta- 
minatus, immaculatus, incontaminatus, 
purus, castus, integer, intactus, sanc- 
tus. , ... 
UNDEFINABLE, quod non descnbi or 
definiri potest. 
UNDEFRAYED, non solutus or eroga- 
tus. , . 
UNDELIGHTED, indelectatus, volupta- 
te non affectus. 
UNDEMOLISHED, non eversus, non dt- 
rutus. , .. 
UNDEMONSTRABLE, quod nequit de- 
monstrari. 
UNDENIABLE, non negandus, evrdens. 
Undeniably, evidenter; sine controver- 
siA. 
UNDEPLORED, indeploratus. 
UNDEPRAVED, incorruptus. 
UNDER, sub; subter, infra: (mplace or 
degree), infra, inferior: (in number), in¬ 
fra, minor, minus, etc.: (in price), mi¬ 
ll oris, rninori pretio. — To be under, sud - 
sum. — To tread under foot^ calco, cor - 
culco ; pedibus proterere. — Under age, 
nondum adultA astate ; impubes or -is , 
ephebus, pratextatus; peradolescen^. 
The being under age, iotas nondum aum- 
ta ; letas pupillaris. — To have a thm 
under hand or in hand, sub mambus h ■ 
quid habere. — A writing or note under 
one’s hand, chirographum. — To< bring 
under, domo, supero ; subigo, vrnco, 
expugno; sub imperium ditionemqu 
redigere ; in potestatem redigere. 
