Skip to content- undemonstrabilityThe state or condition of being undemonstrable.
- undemonstrableNot demonstrable.
- undemonstrablySuch that it cannot be demonstrated.
- undemonstratableThat cannot be demonstrated.
- undemonstratedNot demonstrated.
- undemonstrativeNot given to showing emotion or feelings; reserved or distant.
- undemonstrativelyIn an undemonstrative manner.
- undemonstrativenessThe state or quality of being undemonstrative.
- undemoralizedNot demoralized.
- undemoralizingNot demoralizing.
- undemotedNot demoted.
- undemureNot demure.
- undemurringNot demurring.
- undenaryIn base (radix) eleven.
- undenaturedNot denatured.
- undeniabilityThe quality of being undeniable.
- undeniableIrrefutable, or impossible to deny.
- undeniablenessThe quality of being undeniable.
- undeniablyIn an undeniable manner, or to an undeniable extent.
- undeniedNot denied
- undeniedlyWithout being denied.
- undenizenedWithout denizens; unpopulated.
- undenoisedFrom which noise has not been removed.
- undenominatedNot denominated
- undenominationalNondenominational: not denominational, used e.g. of a church.
- undenominationalismSynonym of nondenominationalism.
- undenominationalistSynonym of nondenominationalist.
- undenominationalizeTo free from the influence of a religious denomination.
- undenominationallyIn an undenominational manner.
- undenotabilityThe quality of being undenotable.
- undenotableThat cannot be denoted.
- undenotedNot denoted.
- undenounceableunable to be denounced; unimpeachable
- undenouncedNot denounced.
- undensitizedNot densitized
- undentTo remove a dent from.
- undentableNot dentable; impossible to dent.
- undentalizedNot dentalized.
- undentedNot dented.
- undenticulatedNot denticulated
- undenudedNot denuded.
- undeodorizedNot deodorized.
- undepartedNot departed.
- undepartingThat does not depart.
- undepartmentalizedNot divided into departments; not departmentalized
- undependabilityThe quality of being undependable.
- undependableNot dependable.
- undependablenessThe quality of not being dependable.
- undependablyIn an undependable manner; such that it cannot be relied upon.
- undependedSynonym of independent.
- undependentNot dependent.
- undependingindependent
- undephlegmatedNot dephlegmated.
- undepictableImpossible to depict.
- undepictedNot having been depicted.
- undepletableImpossible to deplete.
- undepletedthat has not been depleted
- undeploredNot deplored.
- undeployTo undo the deployment of; to revert to a state prior to deployment of.
- undeployableThat cannot be deployed.
- undeployedNot deployed.
- undeploymentA reversal of a deployment.
- undeportTo return (someone previously deported).
- undeportableNot deportable.
- undeportedNot deported.
- undeposablenot deposable
- undeposedNot deposed.
- undepositedNot deposited.
- undepravedNot morally depraved or corrupted.
- undepravednessThe quality of being undepraved.
- undeprecatedNot deprecated.
- undepreciatedNot depreciated.
- undepressedNot depressed.
- undepressibleNot depressible.
- undepressingNot depressing.
- undepressionAbsence or reversal of a depressed state
- undeprivableOf which one cannot be deprived.
- undeprivedNot deprived.
- undeprotonatedNot deprotonated
- undepuratedNot depurated.
- undeputedNot deputed.
- undeputizedNot deputized.
- underBeneath; below; at or to the bottom of, or the area covered or surmounted by.
- UnderaA town in the City of Greater Shepparton, north eastern Victoria, Australia.
- underabundanceA less than normal, or insufficient, abundance.
- underabundantInsufficiently abundant
- underaccelerationInsufficient acceleration.
- underacceptanceInsufficient acceptance.
- underaccommodationInsufficient convergence; the situation where a speaker is underaccommodative.
- underaccommodativeinsufficiently accommodative
- underaccomplishedInsufficiently accomplished; not having done or achieved enough.
- underacetylatedInsufficiently acetylated
- underacetylationInsufficient acetylation (typically of histones)
- underachieveTo achieve less than expected; to fail to fulfil one's potential.
- underachievementAn achievement that is less than expected; underperformance.
- underachieverOne who underachieves, i.e. performs less well than expected.
- underacinatedNot deracinated.
- underacknowledgedHaving received insufficient acknowledgement.
- underactTo act in an understated manner or with little expressiveness.
- underactionsubplot; a minor event incidental or subsidiary to the main story.
- underactivateTo produce insufficient levels of activation.
- underactivatedLess than normally activated.
- underactivationinadequate activation
- underactiveLess than normally active.
- underactivityinsufficient activity
- underactorA secondary or subsidiary actor.
- underactuateTo make less easily actuated or responsive.
- underactuatedInsufficiently actuated.
- underactuationInsufficient actuation
- underacylatedLess than normally acylated
- underacylationA less than normal degree of acylation
- underadditiveLess than additive
- underadditivelyIn an underadditive manner
- underadditivityThe condition of being underadditive
- underadductionHypoadduction.
- underadherenceInsufficient adherence to a treatment.
- underadherentShowing underadherence to a treatment; insufficiently adherent.
- underadjustTo adjust insufficiently
- underadjustmentAn insufficient adjustment
- underadvantageInsufficiently help.
- underadvantagedHaving inadequate or below-average advantages.
- underadvertisedInadequately advertised.
- underageBelow the legal age (usually age 18 or 21) for some activity, such as consuming alcohol or engaging in sexual intercourse.
- underagedUnderage; being or occurring below the legal age for a given activity.
- underagentA subordinate agent.
- underagerA person who is underage.
- underagitationInsufficient agitation (e.g. of a substance being mixed).
- underaidTo aid clandestinely.
- underailableThat cannot derail, or be derailed.
- underailedNot derailed.
- underallocateTo allocate too little of.
- underallocationA less than normal, or insufficient, allocation.
- underallotmentAn excessively small allotment or portion.
- underambitionThe quality of being underambitious.
- underambitiousHaving too little ambition.
- underamplificationinsufficient amplification
- underamplifyTo provide insufficient amplification.
- underanalysisInadequate analysis.
- underanalyzeTo analyze inadequately.
- underanalyzedInsufficiently analyzed.
- underanesthetizedInadequately anesthetized.
- underangedNot deranged or disrupted.
- underanimatedInadequately animated.
- underannotateTo provide too few annotations.
- underannotatedInsufficiently annotated.
- underannotationinsufficient annotation
- underanticoagulatedInsufficiently anticoagulated (having received warfarin therapy for only a short time)
- underanticoagulationInsufficient anticoagulation (having received warfarin therapy for only a short time)
- underapplicationThe act of underapplying.
- underapplyTo apply to an insufficient degree.