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Lacking or uninformed; uneducated; ignorant; lacking in light or understanding, especially with regard to moral or spiritual matters.
Having a lack or absence of something, typically something desirable or enriching. Lacking enrichment or nutrients.
Lacking in initiative or enterprise; lacking initiative or energy in starting or trying to achieve something.<br><br>Example: He was not an unenterprising young man, however, he was disappointed that he had not gained any major recognition for his efforts yet.
Not with enthusiasm or eagerness; lacking or showing a lack of enthusiasm or excitement.
Unentitled refers to a lack of qualification, claim, or right to something. It can describe a person who feels unqualified or unworthy of receiving something, such as a benefit or reward. It can also describe something that is not justified or reasonable to expect.
"Unenumerated" is an adjective that means not numbered or listed; uncounted or unspecified. It refers to a mistake or error that is not explicitly counted or kept track of, often in a situation where a list or inventory is involved.<br><br>In a broad sense, unenumerated can also refer to something that is not clearly or formally listed, specified, or defined, even if it is implicitly referred to or understood.<br><br>For example:<br><br> "The company's financial reports didn't account for unenumerated administrative costs." (Here, expenses that are not formally listed or accounted for are being referred to as unenumerated.)<br> "The policy change does not explicitly state the unenumerated benefits for employees." (Here, the benefits that are not explicitly mentioned in the policy are referred to as unenumerated.)
Unequitable means:<br><br> Not just or fair; unfair.<br> Not equal in value or proportion.<br> Dishonest or unjust.<br><br>Example: "The judge found the verdict to be unequitable and ordered a retrial."
In an unmistakable or unambiguous manner. Clearly or unmistakably. <br><br>Example: "She accepted the offer unequivocably, indicating she had no doubts about her decision."
Clearly and obviously expressed or understood; leaving no doubt or ambiguity.<br><br>Unmistakable, unmistakakable, or outright.
The word "unequivocality" refers to the quality or state of being unmistakable, clear, and unambiguous; the absence of doubt, ambiguity, or uncertainty.<br><br>For example:<br><br>"The court ruling was an example of unequivocality, leaving no room for interpretation."<br><br>In other words, something with unequivocality is very clear and certain, with no possibility of confusion or misinterpretation.
In a clear and unmistakable way; without any doubt or reservation.<br><br>Example: "She answered the question unequivocally, with a firm "yes" that left no room for ambiguity."
Inedible and unforgettable are the meanings of unerasable, but a more common usage is that something is unerasable if it cannot be erased or deleted, especially from memory or record.
faultless, flawless, unimpeachable, impeccable, infallible, inerrant, accurate, precise, exact
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) is a specialized agency of the United Nations (UN) aimed at promoting peace and security in the world by supporting international cooperation in education, the sciences, culture, communication, and information.
Ugly or unaesthetic refers to something that gives a feeling of discomfort or shock due to its unpleasant or thoughtlessly designed appearance.
Unethically refers to behavior or actions that are not in accordance with accepted moral or ethical standards. It involves a lapse from what is considered right and proper, often causing harm or injustice to individuals or groups.
Not smooth, regular, or even; irregular or incomplete. In particular, having a wavy or patchy surface.
Not even in size, shape, or amount; irregular or abnormal.<br><br>Example: The unevenly cut grass made the lawn look messy.