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UNTHANKFUL, ingratus, beneficii or 
-orum immeinor. 
Unthankfully, ingrate; ingrato ani- 
mo. 
Unthankfulness, ingrati animi crimen 
or vitium ; animus ingratus. 
UNTHAWED, nondum regelatus. 
UNTHINKING, inconsideratus, incon- 
sultus, prajceps, temerarius. 
Unthought of , inopinatus ; insperatus, 
inexspectatus. — before , non ante cogi- 
tatus, inexcogitatus. 
UNTHREATENED, non minis territus. 
UNTHRIFT, s. prodigus ; nepos. 
Unthrifty, prodigus, discinctus, dissoiu- 
tus, profusus. 
Unthriftily, prodige. 
Unthriftiness, prodigentia, profusio, ef- 
fusio ; nepotatus. 
UNTHRIVING, non florens, fortunl 
prosper! non utens. 
UNTHRONE. See Dethrone. 
UNTIli, solvo, resolvo, dissolvo, recin- 
go- 
UNTIL, donee, usque dum ; usque ad 
(up to) See Till. — Until now, adhuc, 
hactenus, etiamnum.— Until then, eate- 
nus, eousque. — Until when ? quousque ? 
— I will not cease until I have accom¬ 
plished it, baud desinam, donee perfece- 
ro. 
UNTILE, tegulis nudare. 
UNTILLED, incultus, inaratus. 
UNTIMELY ( unseasonable ), intempesti- 
vus ; incommodus, importunus : (not 
yet ripe), immaturus, immitis : (ripe too 
soon), prajmaturus. — An untimely birth, 
abortio. 
Untimeliness, intempestivitas; immatu- 
ritas. 
UNTINGED, non infectus ; non corrup- 
tus. 
UNTIRED, indefessus ; integer; indefa- 
tigabilis, infatigabilis. 
UNTITLED, sine dignitatis titulo. 
UNTO, ad ; tenus. See To. 
UNTOLD (not said), indictus : (not num¬ 
bered), non numeratus. 
UNTOMB, tumulo eruere. 
UNTOUCHABLE, sub tactum non ca- 
dens, intactilis. 
Untouched, intactus, illibatus, indeliba- 
tus. 
UNTOWARD, contumax, pervicax, per- 
versus, protervus ; nequam: (trouble-' 
some), molestus. 
Untowardly, contumaciter, proterve. 
Untowardness, contumacia, pervicacia ; 
perversitas, protervitas ; mala indoles. 
UNTRACEABLE, non vestigandns. 
Untraced, non tritus ; sine vestigiis. 
UNTRACTABLE, intractabilis, imman- 
suetus, contumax. — A man of a violent 
and untractable temper, ingenio violen- 
tus, et obsequii ignarus, Tac. 
Untractableness, pervicacia. 
UNTRADING, mercaturam non faciens. 
UNTRAINED, non eruditus; inexper- 
tus. 
UNTRANSFERABLE, quod transferri 
non potest. 
UNTRANSPARENT, non pellucidus or 
translucidus. 
UNTRAVELLED, nullius vestigiis nota- 
tus, non tritus: (of a person), qui nun- 
quam peregrinatus est. 
UNTREAD, iisdem vestigiis regredi. 
UNTREASURED, non repositus. 
UNTREATABLE, intractabilis. 
UNTRIED, intentatus, inexpertus ; in- 
demnattis ; indicta (e. g. causa). 
UNTRIMMED, incomptus, incultus, in- 
ornatus. 
UNTROD, UNTRODDEN, pedibus non 
calcatus ; non antea tritus. 
UNTROUBLED, imperturbatus; tran- 
quillus ; tequus. 
UNTRUE, non verus, falsus, mendax. 
Untruly, falso, false, fallaciter. 
UNTRUSS, discingo. 
UNTRUSTY, infidus, infidelis. 
Untrustiness, infidelitas. 
Untruth, mendaciuin ; commentum.— 
To tell an untruth, mentior, mendacium 
dicere. — Full of untruths, fabulosus. 
UNTUCK, recingo. 
UNTUNABLE, absonus ; dissonus. 
UNTUNE, dissonuin reddere. See Tune. 
UNTURNED, non versus. — To leave no 
stone unturned, niliiJ inexpertum omit- 
tere. 
UNTUTORED, rudis. 
UNTWINE, UNTWIST, retexo, retor- 
queo. — Untwisted, retortus, resolutus. 
UNUNIFORM, non unius or ejusdem 
forma; ; imequabilis. 
UNURGED, non instigatus; nuilo auc- 
tore ; ultro. 
UNUSED, UNUSUAL, inusitatus, nso- 
litus, insuetus, rarus. See Unaccustom¬ 
ed. 
Unusually, insolenter; egregie. 
Unusualness, raritas. 
UNUSEFUL, inutilis, incommodus ; in- 
eptus. 
Unusefully, inutiliter. 
Unusefulness, inutilitas. 
UNUTTERABLE,' ineffabilis, inenarra- 
bilis. 
UN VALUABLE, inaestimabilis; quanti- 
vis pretii. 
UNVANQUISHABLE, indomabilis. 
Un v anguished, indomitus, invictus. 
UNVARIED, UNVARYING, omni va- 
rietate carens ; unus ; (sibi) constans ; 
immutatus, immutabilis. 
UNVEIL, velamen alicujus capiti detra- 
here; one , s self, vultum nudare : (fig.), 
nudo, denudo ; detego, patefacio. 
Unveiling, patefactio. 
UNVENTILATED, non ventilates. 
UNVERSED, imperitus, inexpertus, pa- 
rum versatus. 
UN VEXED, non vexatus. 
UNVIOLATED, inviolatus, illacsus, non 
lapsus. 
UNVISITED, insalutatus. 
UNVOYAGEABLE, non trajiciendus ; 
innavigabilis. 
UN WAKENED, non experrectus. 
UNWALLED, irnmunitus, muri expers. 
UNWARY, incautus, inconsultus, impro- 
vidus, imprudens, temerarius. 
Unwarily, incaute, improvide, impru- 
denter, temere, inconsulte. 
Unwariness, temeritas, imprudentia. 
UNWARNED, non admonitus. 
UNWARRANTABLE, quod nuilo modo 
defendi potest; iniquissimus. 
Unwarrantably, iniquissime ; injuri! ; 
immerito; contra leges. 
Unwarranted, iniquus (unjust)-, incer- 
tus ( uncertain ). 
UNWASHED, illotus, immundus, sordi- 
dus. 
UN WASTED, inconsumptus. 
Unwasting, non decrescens. 
UNWATCHED, inobservatus, incustodi- 
tus. 
UNWATERED, non rigatus. 
UNWAVERING, firmus; fidus ; non du- 
bitans. 
UNWEAKENED, integer; non debilita¬ 
tes. 
UNWEAPONED, inermis. 
UNWEARIED, indefatigatus, indefes¬ 
sus; invictus a labore, Cic.; indefatiga- 
bilis ; assiduus ; gnavus, strenuus. 
Unweariedly, assidue, diligentissime. 
Unweariedness, assiduitas, labor impro- 
bus. 
To Unweary, recreo. 
UNWEAVE, retexo. 
UNWEDDED, conjugii exsors or expers ; 
effilebs. 
UNWEEDED, nondum a noxiis herbis 
libera tus. 
UNWEENING, ignarus, inscius. 
UNWEIGHED, non pensus ; non per- 
pensus, non consideratus. 
UNWELCOME, non acceptus, ingratus ; 
odiosus, molestus, invisus. 
UNWEPT, indeploratus. 
UNWET, non humectatus, non madefac- 
tus ; siccus. 
UNWHOLESOME, insalubris, bonas 
valetudini contrarius ; pestilens, gravis. 
Unwholesomeness of the air. See Un¬ 
healthiness. 
UNWIELDY, inhabilis, vastus, vasto 
corpore, pinguis. 
Unwieldily, torpide ; inepte. 
Unwieldiness, inhabilis moles corporis 
vasti ; immanitas ; difficultas movendi. 
UNWILLING, invitus, nolens. — To be 
unwilling, nolo. 
Unwillingly, invitus, invite, invito ani- 
mo, gravate, gravntim, ®gre, moleste. 
Unwillingness, repugnantia. — to work, 
fuga laboris. 
UNWIND, devolvo. 
UNWIPED, non detersus. 
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UNWISE, inconsultus, inconsideratus, 
imprudens, insipiens, insulsus, stolidus, 
stultus. 
Unwisely, imprudenter, inconsulte, in- 
sipienter, insulse, stolide, stulte. 
UNWISHED for, noptatus; non petitus. 
UNWITHDRAWING, perpetuo libera- 
lis; perbenignus. 
UNWITHERED, non marcescens. 
UNWITNESSED, sine testimonio. 
UNWITTING, imprudens, insciens ; in¬ 
cautus.— Unwitting tome, clan; me ; me 
inscito. — Unwitting to any one, insci- 
ente atque ignaro aliquo. 
Unwittingly, imprudenter, inscienter, 
incaute, inscite. 
UN WITTY, illepidus, infacetus or infi- 
cetus. 
Unwittily, iufacete. 
UNWONTED, insolitus, insuetus, inusi¬ 
tatus. See Unaccustomed. 
Unwontedness, insolentia. 
UNWORKING, ignavus, fugiens labo- 
rem. 
UNWORKMANLIKE, adv. infabre, cras- 
se ; rudi Minerva. 
UNWORN, nondum gestatus. — Unworn 
out, inconsumptus, non detritus. 
UNWORSHIPPED, sine cuitu; non ado- 
ratus. 
UNWORTHY, indignus; immeritus (un¬ 
deserved) ; turpis (foul ); immerens (not 
deserving such treatment). — It is unwor¬ 
thy of a prince, abest a persona regis, C. 
J\Tcp.—An unworthy action, facinus in- 
dignum. 
Unworthily, indigne, immerito. 
Unworthiness, indignitas. 
UN WOUNDED, invulneratus ; integer. 
UNWOVEN (not woven), non textus. 
UNWRAP, evelvo, explico. 
Unwrapping, evoiutio. 
UNWREATH, retorqueo. 
UNWRINKLED, non rugatus; levis; se- 
renus (e. g. frons). 
UNWRITTEN, inscriptus, non scriptus. 
UNWROUGHT, inelaboratus, infectus, 
rudis. 
UN WRUNG, non contortus or constric- 
tus. 
UNYIEI.DED, non deditus. 
Unyielding, inexorabilis; inflexibilis; 
obstinatus, offirmatus; firmus, stabilis. 
UNYOKE, abjungo, dejungo, disjungo. 
UNZONED, discinctus ; sine zona. 
UP, UPWARDS, sursum ; sursum ver- 
sum, sublime, in sublime. — Up (go 
up), ascende, conscende: (rise up), 
surge. — I am up (gone up), ascendi, 
conscendi: (risen up), surrexi. — Are 
you up? surrexti’n’? — I am up (at 
play), vici, superavi. — Up by the roots, 
radicitus, radicibus: funditus. — Up 
betimes in the morning, diluculo exper¬ 
rectus. — Up on end, arrectus ; erectus. 
— Up to, tenus, usque ad. — He thrust 
his sword up to the hilt, capulo tenus ab- 
didit ensem. — Up and down, sursum 
deorsum, hue iiluc, ultro citro(que). — 
That you may not run up and down, ne 
sursum deorsum cursites. — IIow many 
shall we make up I Four, quoto ludo con- 
stabit victoria ? Quaternio Iuduin absol¬ 
ved - IT Up hill, sursum. — Sloping 
up hill, acclivis. — That part of the way 
is very much up hill, ea via; pars valde 
acclivis est. — I will drive my horse up 
hill, adversus clivum agitabo equum. — 
Up hill or difficult, difiiciiis, arduus. — 
Up or against the stream , adverse flumi- 
ne ; contra aquam. — To carry a thing 
up stairs, aliquid contra scalas ferre. — 
I have been up and down all Asia, a me 
Asia tota peragrata est. 
UPBEAR, tollo ; sustineo. 
UPBRAID, aliquid alicui exprobrare or 
objicere ; increpo, objurgo. 
Upbraider, exprobrator, exprobratrix. 
Upbraiding, objurgatio, exprobratio. 
Upbraidingly, contumeliose. 
UPHOLD, sustento, sustineo; juvo, ad- 
juvo; tueor; vindico. 
Upholder, qui sustentat; vindex. 
Upholding, sustentatio. 
UPHOLSTERER, supellectiiis fabrica-- 
tor. 
UPLANDS, Ioca niontana. 
Uplandish, montanus. 
UPON, a, ad, in, super, etc. (See On.) — 
It is upon the right hand, est a dextrS. — 
Upon the left hand, ad sinistrain. —Upon 
