Skip to content- uncorrectlySynonym of incorrectly.
- uncorrectnessThe state or condition of being uncorrect; incorrectness.
- uncorrelatableNot correlatable.
- uncorrelateTo remove correlation
- uncorrelatedNot correlated
- uncorrelatedlyIn an uncorrelated manner; without correlation.
- uncorrelatednessLack of correlation.
- uncorrelationThe condition of being uncorrelated
- uncorrespondencyThe quality of being uncorrespondent.
- uncorrespondentNot correspondent; that does not correspond to something else; unsuited or unmatched.
- uncorrespondingThat does not correspond or match up with something else.
- uncorroborableSynonym of incorroborable.
- uncorroboratedNot corroborated.
- uncorroborativeNot corroborative.
- uncorrodableNot corrodable; that does not corrode.
- uncorrodedNot corroded.
- uncorrosiveNot corrosive.
- uncorrugatedNot corrugated.
- uncorruptNot corrupt; honest, fair.
- uncorruptedNot corrupted; pure, whole
- uncorruptedlyIn an uncorrupted manner.
- uncorruptednessThe quality of not having been corrupted.
- uncorruptibleSynonym of incorruptible.
- uncorruptiblenessSynonym of incorruptibility.
- uncorruptiblySynonym of incorruptibly.
- uncorruptingThat does not corrupt; wholesome, harmless.
- uncorruptionincorruption
- uncorruptiveincorruptible
- uncorruptlyWithout corruption; faithfully; truthfully, honestly.
- uncorruptnessAbsence of corruption; honesty; integrity.
- uncorsetedNot dressed in a corset.
- uncossetedNot cosseted.
- uncostableNot costable.
- uncostedNot costed.
- uncostlinessThe state or quality of being low in cost
- uncostlyNot costly.
- uncostumedNot costumed; not in costume.
- uncosyNot cosy.
- uncottagedLacking cottages.
- uncottonedNot cottoned.
- uncouchTo draw (an animal) out of its den.
- uncouchedNot couched.
- uncounsellableUnwilling to receive counsel or follow advice.
- uncounselledNot counselled.
- uncountTo deduct from a count; discount or subtract.
- uncountabilityThe quality of being uncountable.
- uncountableSo many as to be incapable of being counted.
- uncountablenessuncountability
- uncountablyToo many to be counted (either by reason of being infinite or for practical constraints).
- uncountedNot counted.
- uncountenanceableThat which cannot be countenanced.
- uncountenancedNot countenanced.
- uncounterableThat cannot be countered.
- uncounteractedNot counteracted.
- uncounterbalancedNot counterbalanced.
- uncounterfeitNot counterfeit; genuine.
- uncounterfeitableNot able to be counterfeited.
- uncounterfeitedNot counterfeited; genuine.
- uncountermandableNot countermandable.
- uncountermandedNot countermanded; unopposed.
- uncounterstainedNot counterstained
- uncountervailedNot countervailed.
- uncountingThat does not count or keep count.
- uncountrifiedNot countrified.
- uncoupleTo disconnect or detach one thing from another.
- uncoupledNot coupled to something; disconnected; detached.
- uncouplerAnything that uncouples.
- uncouplingThe act by which persons or things are uncoupled.
- uncourageouslacking courage
- uncourageouslyWithout courage; in a cowardly manner.
- uncourageousnessThe state or condition of being uncourageous.
- uncoursedNot placed in courses.
- uncourtedNot courted.
- uncourteousNot courteous; impolite, rude.
- uncourteouslyIn a way that is not courteous. Impolitely
- uncourteousnessThe state or condition of being uncourteous; impoliteness.
- uncourtesybad manners
- uncourtierlikeNot courtierlike.
- uncourtingThat does not court.
- uncourtlikeNot courtlike.
- uncourtlinessLack of courtliness
- uncourtlyNot refined or courtly
- uncousCurved or hook-shaped.
- uncousinlyNot cousinly.
- uncouthUnfamiliar, strange, foreign.
- uncouthlyIn an uncouth manner.
- uncouthnessThe characteristic of being uncouth.
- uncovenantedNot bound by a covenant.
- uncoverTo remove a cover from.
- uncoverableAble to be uncovered.
- uncoveredNot covered or protected from the weather, etc.
- uncoverednessThe state or condition of being uncovered.
- uncoveringThe act by which something is uncovered.
- uncovertebralRelating to the uncus and vertebrae; applied to Luschka's joints.
- uncovetedNot coveted.
- uncovetingNot coveting.
- uncovetousNot covetous.
- uncovetouslyIn a manner that is not covetous.
- uncovetousnessThe quality of not being covetous.
- uncowableNot to be cowed or intimidated.
- uncowardlyNot cowardly; courageous.
- uncowedNot browbeaten or frightened into submission or compliance.
- uncoweringNot cowering; staunch.
- uncowlTo divest or deprive of a cowl (monk's hood or hooded robe).
- uncowledWithout a cowl.
- uncowlikeNot cowlike.
- uncoyNot coy.
- uncrabbedNot crabbed.
- uncrackabilityThe quality of being uncrackable.
- uncrackableThat cannot be cracked; unbreakable.
- uncrackedNot cracked (in various senses)
- uncrackledNot crackled; without a crackle glaze.
- uncradleTo remove from a cradle.
- uncradledNot cradled.
- uncraftableNot craftable.
- uncraftedNot crafted.
- uncraftilyIn an uncrafty manner.
- uncraftinessThe state or quality of being uncrafty.
- uncraftyNot crafty; unscheming.
- uncramTo relieve from a crammed state; to empty partially.
- uncrammableNot crammable; unable to be crammed (in various senses).
- uncrammedNot crammed.
- uncrampTo recover, or cause to recover, from cramp or from being cramped or confined.
- uncrampedNot cramped.
- uncrankedNot cranked.
- uncranniedWithout nooks or crannies.
- uncrashableNot crashable.
- uncrashedNot crashed (in various senses).
- uncrashworthyNot crashworthy.
- uncrateTo remove from a crate.
- uncratedNot contained in a crate.
- uncravattedNot wearing a cravat.
- uncravenNot craven; not cowardly.
- uncravingThat does not crave.
- uncravinglyWithout craving.
- uncrawlableNot crawlable.
- uncrayonedNot marked with crayons.
- uncrazedNot crazed.
- uncrazyNot crazy.
- uncreamedNot creamed.
- uncreasableThat cannot be creased.
- uncreaseto remove the crease(s) from
- uncreasedNot creased.
- uncreatabilityThe property of not being creatable.
- uncreatableImpossible to create.
- uncreatablenessThe quality of being uncreatable.
- uncreateTo kill; to destroy; to deprive of existence; to annihilate.
- uncreatedNot having been created, thus not existing.
- uncreatednessThe quality or state of being uncreated.
- uncreationThe act of uncreating; annihilation.