Skip to content- undifferentiatingThat does not differentiate.
- undifferentiationThe quality or state of being undifferentiated: absence of differentiation.
- undifferingNot differing; identical.
- undifficultNot difficult.
- undiffidentNot diffident.
- undiffidentlyIn an undiffident manner.
- undiffractedNot diffracted.
- undiffuseNot diffuse.
- undiffusedNot diffused.
- undiffusibleNot diffusible.
- undiffusiveNot diffusive.
- undigTo undo the process of digging; to fill up (a hole or grave) or bury again (something unearthed).
- undigestableIndigestible.
- undigestedNot digested
- undigestednessThe state or condition of being undigested.
- undigestibilityThe condition of being undigestible
- undigestibleChemically impossible to digest.
- undigestingThat does not digest.
- undigestionLack of digestion, or poor digestion.
- undiggableNot diggable.
- undiggedUndug.
- undightTo take off (a piece of clothing).
- undigitalNot digital; analog.
- undigitatedNot digitated.
- undigitizedNot digitized.
- undignifiedlacking in or damaging to dignity
- undignifiedlyIn an undignified manner; without dignity.
- undignifiednessThe quality of being undignified.
- undignifyTo treat without dignity.
- undignifyingNot conferring dignity; undignified; demeaning.
- undignityA lack of dignity indignity.
- undilapidatedNot dilapidated.
- undilatableNot dilatable
- undilatedNot dilated.
- undilatingNot dilating.
- undilatorinessThe state or condition of being undilatory; haste, swiftness.
- undilatoryNot dilatory.
- undiligentnot diligent
- undiligentlyIn an undiligent manner.
- UndillianAn age from 506 to 504 million years ago, a subdivision of the Cambrian.
- undiluteNot dilute.
- undilutedNot diluted or mixed with other substances.
- undilutedlyIn an undiluted manner; purely, unadulteratedly.
- undilutionThe quality of being undiluted.
- undimTo make no longer dim; to brighten or illuminate.
- undimensionedNot dimensioned; dimensionless.
- undimerizedNot dimerized
- undimidiateNot dimidiate.
- undiminishableUnable to be diminished.
- undiminishablenessThe quality of being undiminishable.
- undiminishablySuch that it cannot be diminished.
- undiminishedNot diminished.
- undiminishingNot diminishing.
- undiminutiveNot diminutive.
- undimmableNot capable of being dimmed.
- undimmedNot dimmed.
- undimmingNot becoming dim.
- undimpledNot dimpled.
- Undina92 Undina, a main belt asteroid; named for the eponymous heroine of Undine, a popular novella by Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué.
- undinalRelating to, or characteristic of, an undine
- undineA female water-sprite or nymph.
- undinedNot having dined.
- undingedNot having suffered minor damage.
- undiningThat does not dine.
- undinismSexual arousal from urine or urination.
- undinistSomeone with a tendency toward undinism; someone who is sexually aroused by water or urination.
- undinosaurianNot dinosaurian.
- undinosaurlikeNot dinosaurlike.
- undintedNot dinted; unmarked by a blow.
- undiocesedHaving no diocese.
- undipTo bring back up from a dipped state.
- undiphthongizedNot diphthongized.
- undiplomaedNot having an academic diploma.
- undiplomaticnot diplomatic or tactful
- undiplomaticallyIn an undiplomatic way.
- undippedNot dipped; not plunged; dry.
- undirectTo misdirect; mislead.
- undirectableThat cannot be directed.
- undirectedNot directed.
- undirectedlyIn an undirected way.
- undirectednessThe quality of being undirected.
- undirectionalNot directional.
- undirectlyIndirectly.
- undirectnessSynonym of indirectness.
- undirtiedNot dirtied, clean.
- undirtyNot dirty.
- undisableTo activate or enable (a function, feature, etc.) after being disabled.
- undisableableNot disableable.
- undisabledNot having been disabled.
- undisabusednot disabused, still labouring under an illusion
- undisadvantagedNot disadvantaged.
- undisadvantageousNot disadvantageous.
- undisagreeableNot disagreeable.
- undisambiguatedNot disambiguated.
- undisappearingNot disappearing.
- undisappointableThat cannot be disappointed.
- undisappointedNot disappointed.
- undisappointingNot disappointing.
- undisarmedNot disarmed.
- undisastrousNot disastrous.
- undisbandedNot having been disbanded.
- undisbarredNot disbarred.
- undisburdenedNot disburdened.
- undisbursedNot having been disbursed.
- undiscardableNot discardable.
- undiscardedNot discarded; kept.
- undiscernedThat has not been discerned.
- undiscernedlyWithout being discerned.
- undiscerniblenessThe quality of being undiscernible.
- undiscerniblyIn an undiscernible way.
- undiscerningNot discerning.
- undiscerninglyIn an undiscerning way.
- undischargeableNot dischargeable.
- undischargednot discharged
- undiscipledNot converted into a disciple.
- undisciplinableNot disciplinable.
- undisciplinarityThe quality of being undisciplinary.
- undisciplinaryNot enforcing discipline.
- undisciplinedNot subjected to discipline, control or correction; uncorrected.
- undisciplinedlyIn an undisciplined manner; without discipline.
- undisciplinednessThe quality of being undisciplined.
- undisclaimedNot disclaimed.
- undisclosableThat cannot be disclosed.
- undiscloseTo keep close or secret; to refrain from disclosing.
- undisclosedKept secret.
- undisclosedlyWithout being disclosed or revealed; secretly.
- undisclosingNot tending to disclose; secretive.
- undiscoloredNot discolored.
- undiscomfitedNot discomfited.
- undiscomposedNot discomposed.
- undisconcertableUnable to be disconcerted.
- undisconcertedNot disconcerted.
- undisconnectedNot disconnected.
- undiscontinuedNot discontinued.
- undiscordantNot discordant.
- undiscordingNot discordant.
- undiscountableThat which cannot be discounted.
- undiscountedNot discounted.
- undiscourageableNot discourageable.
- undiscouragedNot discouraged.
- undiscouragingNot discouraging.
- undiscoursedNot discussed; not making up part of discourse.
- undiscoverTo forget or revoke the discovery of (something discovered earlier).
- undiscoverabilityThe state or condition of being undiscoverable.
- undiscoverableUnable to be discovered; hidden perfectly.
- undiscoverablenessThe quality of being undiscoverable.
- undiscoverablyIn an undiscoverable manner.
- undiscoveredThat has not been discovered; unknown, unexplored.
- undiscoverednessThe quality of being undiscovered.
- undiscoveringNot making discoveries.