UNH 
UNI 
UNJ 
UNFULFILLED, nondum expletus, non 
solutns : quod exitum or eventum non 
habuic 
UNFURL, expando, explico. 
UNFURNISH (to deprive), spolio, despo- 
lio, nudo, orbo. 
UNFURNISHED (not furnished), impa- 
ratus, parum ornatus or instructus. 
UNGAINFULy minitne lucrosus or quies- 
tuosus. 
UNGAINLY (awkward), agrestis ; rusti- 
CllS. 
UNGARNISIIED, inornattis, impolitus. 
UNGARTERED, sine fasclolis tibialibus. 
UNGATHERED, nonduin coilectus or 
decerptus. 
UNGENERATED, ingenitus. 
UNGENEROUS, illiberalis, hominem 
liberalem or ingenuum minime decens. 
Ungenerously, ilJiberaiiter, parum in¬ 
genue. 
UNGENTEEL, illiberalis, inhonestus, 
illepidus, inurbanus, rusticus, agrestis. 
Ungenteelly, illiberaliter, inboneste, 
illepide, inurbane. 
Ungenteelness, illiberalitas, rusticitas. 
UNGENTLE, immansuetus, implacidus, 
asper. 
Ungentleness, inurbanitas. 
Urgently, aspere, inurbane. 
Ungentlemanly, illiberalis. 
UNGILT, non inauratus. 
UNGIRD, discingo, recingo 
UNHALLOW, profano, temero. 
Unhallowed, nonduin sacratus; profa- 
i vjoUtus. See Ungodly , Unholy. 
LNHAL1ER, a iaqueo liberare or expe¬ 
dite. 
^^ f fAND, e manibus dimittere. 
UN HANDLED, intactus. 
UNHANDSOME, invenustus, inconcin- 
nus, indecorus, inelegans, illepidus, in- 
compositus ; fwdus, turpis ; illiberalis. 
Unhandsomely, turpiter ; inconcinne, 
meleganter; parum ingenue, frede, tur- 
pitcr; illiberaliter. 
Unhandsomeness 
cingulum 
discinctus, recinc- 
cingulum equi sol- 
solvere. 
Ungirded, Ungirt, 
tus, non cinctus. 
UNGIRTH a horse, 
vere or laxare. 
UNGLOVED, sine digitabulis. 
•JNGLUE, deglutino, reglutino, 
UNGOD, divinitate privare. 
UNGODLY, impius, irreligiosus, sceles- 
tus, sceleratus, flagitiosus. 
Ungodlily, impie, irreligiose, sceleste, 
scelerate, flagitiose. 
Ungodliness, impietas ; scelus, flagitiuin. 
UNGORED, non cornu percussus : — 
iilaisus ; non defamatus. 
UNGORGED, nonduin exsaturatus. 
UNGOTTEN, non partus. 
UNGOVERNABLE, iinpotens regendi, 
qui regi non potest; indomitus, effre 
natus, ferox, intractabiiis, iinpotens.— 
An ungovernable tongue, immodica lin¬ 
gua, Liv. 
Ungovernableness (in temper ), ingeni- 
11 m intractabile. 
UNGRACEFUL, agrestis, inconcinnus, 
invenustus, indecorus, inelegans. 
Ungracefully, inconcinne, indecore, 
ineleganter. 
Ungracefulness, inconcinnitas. 
UNGRACIOUS, impius, improbus, pra- 
vus, scelestus, flagitiosus : ( unpleasing ), 
parum jucundus, odiosus. — An ungra¬ 
cious wretch, scelus ; nequam. 
Ungraciously, impie, iinprobe, irreligio¬ 
se, prave, sceleste, scelerate, flagitiose. 
Ungraciousness, impietas, nequitia; fla¬ 
gitium. 
UNGRAFTED, nond um insitus or inocu 
latus. 
UNGRAMMATICAL, legibus grammati 
corum non consentaneus. 
UNGRANTED, inconcessus. 
UNGRAPPLE, ab harpagonibusinfixis or 
conflictu liberare. 
UNGRATEFUL, ingratus, beneficii or 
-orum immemor. — ft is hard for a man 
to bear it when he meets with an ungrate 
ful return for the kind favors he has 
done, acerhum est, pro benefactis cum 
inali messem metas, Plaut. 
Ungratefully, ingrate, ingrato animo. 
Ungratefulness, animus ingratus; cri 
inen ingrati animi. 
UNGROUNDED, nullis nixus rationibus. 
See Groundless, Causeless. 
UNGRUDGINGLY, libens, libenter; ex 
animo. 
UNGUARDED, incustoditus, non stipa- 
tus: (indiscreet, rash), imprudens, in- 
consultus, inconsideratus, temerarius. 
Unguardedly (indiscreetly), imprudenter, 
inconsulto, temere. 
UNGUENT, unguentum. 
UNGUESSED, quod nemo conjecture 
consecutus est or opinione prascepit. 
UNGUIDED, qui ducemnon liabet; sine 
(luce. 
UNHABITABLE See Uninhabitable. 
misere ; male, 
, . , deformitas; turpitu- 
do ; illiberalitas. 
UNHANGED, nondum crucifixus. 
UNHAPPY, infelix, infaustus, infortu- 
natus, miser, calamitosus, luctuosus ; 
miestus, tristis. 
Unhappily, infeliciter; 
secus. 
Unhappiness, infelicitas, miseria, tristi- 
tia, miestitia. 
UNHARBOR a stag or other wild beast , 
&c., cervum, etc. a cubili exigere or de- 
pellere. 
UNHARDENED, non obduratus. 
UNHARDY, inaudax, imbellis, timidus. 
UNHARMED. See Unhurt. 
Unharmful, innocuus, innoxius. 
UNHARMONIOUS, immodulatus; dis- 
cors. 
UNHARNESS, abjungo ; disjungo (sepa¬ 
rate) ; helcium ab equo dimovere; solvo. 
UN HASP, resero. 
UNHAZARDED, sine periculo. 
UNHEAL ABLE, insanabilis (immedica- 
bilis, poet.). 
Unhealed, nondum sanatus ; incuratus. 
UNHEALTHFUL, UNHEALTHY (out 
of health), valetudinarius, infirmus : (not 
salubrious), insalubris; pestilens ; gra¬ 
vis. 
Unhealthiness, Unhealthfulness (of 
body), mala corporis valetudo _ of a 
place, pestilens loci natura. — of the 
weather, gravitas or intemperies coeli. 
UNHEARD, inauditus, nondum auditus. 
— of, inauditus, ne fando quidem audi¬ 
tus. 
UNIIEATED, non or nondum calefactus. 
UNHEEDED, inobservatus, non observa- 
tus. 
Unheedful. See Heedless. 
UNHELPFUL, nullam ferens opem. 
UNHIDDEN, non abditus or occultus; 
apertus, retectus. 
UNHINGE (throw off the hinges), de car 
dine detrabere : (to disorder or pul out 
of sorts), conturbo, perturbo. 
UNHOLY, impius; profanus. 
Unholiness, impietas. 
UNIIONEST, improbus, fraudulentus 
See Dishonest. 
UNHONORED, inhonoratus. 
UNHOOK, hamum or uncum solvere. 
UNHOPED /«r, insperatus, inexspectatus. 
UNHOPEFUL, de quo bene sperare non 
possuinus, nuIIius neque rei neque spei. 
UNHORSE, equo dejicere, ex equo de- 
turbare. — Unhorsed, equo dejectus or 
deturhatns. 
UNHOSPITABLE, inhospitalis. 
UNHOUSED, ex icdibus exturbatus 
doinn. 
UNHOUSELED, communione creme do¬ 
minie® privatus. 
UNHUMBLED, non demissus. 
UNHURT, integer, invulneratus, illtesus, 
inviolatus, incolurnis, salvus. 
UNHURTFUL, innoxius, innocuus. 
Unhurtfully, innocenter. 
UNHUSBANDED, incultus, inaratus. 
UNHL T SKED, folliculo exemptus. 
UNICORN, monoceros (-otis). 
UNIFORM, unius fornne, uninsmodi; 
omni varietate carens ; requabilis, (sibi) 
constans; requalis ; stabilis. — country 
of one uniform appearance, ager uni spe¬ 
cie, Salt. — His character was uniform 
and of a piece, in omnibus constantiam 
priBstitit. 
Uniform, s. vestitus militaris. 
Uniformity, irquabilitas; constantia; 
stabilitas. — ft is certain if any thing in 
the world is becoming, it is a constant uni¬ 
formity in our whole lives, otnnino si quid- 
quam est decorum, nihil est profecto 
magis quam aaquabilitas universre vita:. 
Uniformly, tequabiliter; constanter; 
perpetuo, usque, semper. 
295 
UNIMAGINABLE, quod mente or cogl- 
tatione percipi non potest. 
UNIMPAIRED, integer, illibatus. 
UNIMPORTANT, levis, minimi mo- 
menti. 
UNIMPORTUNED, non sollicitatus. 
UNIMPROVED, non emendatus; male 
collocatus (e. g. tempus). 
UNINFLAMED, non accensus. 
UNINFORMED, parum eruditus, indoc- 
tus; imperitus ; ignarus. 
UNINGENUOUS, illiberalis. 
UNINHABITABLE, inhabitabilis, non 
habitabilis. 
Uninhabited, non habitatus, incultus, 
desertus ; vacuus ; vastus. 
UNINJURED, illiesus. See Unhurt. 
UNINSCRIBED, sine inscriptione or ti- 
tuio. 
UNINSPIRED, divino numine non af¬ 
flatus. 
UNINSTITUTED, non institutus. 
UNIISiSTRUCTED, indoctus, inerudi- 
tus. 
UNINS1 Rt CTIVE, non ad docendum 
accommodatus. 
UNINTELLIGENT, iinperitus. 
Unintelligible, in nostram intelligen- 
tiam non cadens ; quod animo percipi 
non potest; non apertus ad intelligen- 
dum ; obscurus ; barbarus. 
Unintelligibly, ita ut ratione compre- 
hendi ne<iueat; barbare. 
UNINTENTIONAL, fortuitus ; quod ego 
insciens feci. 
Unintentionally, non de industrii; in¬ 
sciens ; forte. 
UNINTERESTED, cominodi sui minime 
studiosus. 
UNINTERRUPTED, non interruptus, 
non interpeliatus; perennis; perpetu¬ 
us ; assiduus. — An uninterrupted coui se 
of success, prosperarum rerum cursus 
contiriuus. 
UNINTRENCHED, non vallo cinctus 
UNINVESTIGABLE, quod investiguri 
non potest. 
UNINVITED, invocatus, non vocatus. 
UNION (joining ), junctio, conjunctio, 
consociatio; coitus : (unanimity &c.,) Con¬ 
cordia, (conspiratio et) consensus, anl- 
ini conjuncti. 
To Unite, jungo, conjungo; concilio: 
(ncut .), se jungere, se conjungere ; mis- 
ceor (mix) ; coalesco ; coeo _ To unite 
differences, lites coinponere or dirimere. 
— To unite (as two kingdoms do), in 
tinam ditionem coire - Persons united 
together by the strongest bonds of friend¬ 
ship, homines inter se conjunctissimi or 
stimma benevolent]'!! conjuncti.- dll 
orders of men are united in defending the 
republic, consensus omnium ordinum 
conspiratad defendendam rempublicam. 
— With united endeavors, sociatis Iabori- 
bus, Tac. 
Unitedly, cum conjunctione ; simul. 
Uniter, qui conjungit. 
Uniting, conjunctio; voluntatum con- 
sensio or conspiratio. 
UNISON (in music), concentus : —modu¬ 
lus unius soni. 
UNIT, UNITY (in arithmetic), unitas. 
UNITARIAN, s. unionita. 
UNITE. See Union. 
UNITY, unitas. See Union. 
UNIQUE, in suo genere singularis. 
UNIVERSAL, universus, universalis; 
communis ; also by a construction with 
omnis. — A universal heir, heres omni¬ 
um bonorum ; heres ex asse. 
Universality, by an adj. or some other 
circumlocution. 
Universally, universe, generatim ; or by 
omnis (as, universally known, omnibus 
notus). 
UNIVERSE, (rerum) universitas, mun- 
dus (universus), reruin natura. 
UNIVERSITY, academia; universitas 
literaria or literarum. — Of a university , 
academicus. 
UNIVOCAL, una vox pluribus conve¬ 
niens. 
UNJOIN, disjungo. See Disjoin. 
UNJOINTED, deartuatus. See Dis¬ 
jointed. 
UNJOYOUS, tristis, parum alacris. 
UNJUDGED, injudicatus. 
UNJUST, iniquus, injustus_ Very, per- 
iniquus. 
Unjustly, inique, injuste ; summa cura 
