Skip to content- unlawfulProhibited; not permitted by law (either civil or criminal law; see illegal)
- unlawfullyIn a manner not conforming to the law.
- unlawfulnessThe state of being unlawful.
- unlawlikeNot according to law; illegal.
- unlawyeredWithout a lawyer.
- unlawyerlikeNot lawyerlike.
- unlawyerlyNot lawyerly; not like, or not befitting, a lawyer.
- unlaxTo relax.
- unlayTo untwist.
- unlayableImpossible to lay.
- unlayeredNot layered.
- unlazyNot lazy.
- unleachableNot leachable.
- unleachedNot leached.
- unleadTo take away the leaden seals from (the bales of transit goods).
- unleadableIncapable of being led.
- unleadedWithout lead.
- unleaderlyNot leaderly.
- unleafyNot leafy.
- unleaguedNot united or combined.
- unleakableNot leakable.
- unleakedNot having been leaked.
- unleakingNot leaking.
- unleakyNot leaky.
- unlealdisloyal
- unleanNot lean.
- unlearnTo discard the knowledge of.
- unlearnabilityThe quality of being unlearnable.
- unlearnableNot able to be learned.
- unlearnablyIn an unlearnable way.
- unlearnedignorant, uneducated, untaught, untrained.
- unlearnedlyIn an unlearned manner.
- unlearnednessThe state or condition of being unlearned; lack of education.
- unlearnerOne who unlearns something.
- unlearningThe process by which something is unlearned.
- unlearntInnate, inherent or inborn.
- unleasableNot leasable.
- unleasedNot leased.
- unleashTo free from a leash, or as from a leash.
- unleashableUnable to be leashed, or restrained
- unleashedNot leashed; without a leash on it.
- unleasherOne who unleashes.
- unleashingThe act by which something is unleashed.
- unleatheredNot leathered.
- unleavableNot leavable; that cannot be left or departed from.
- unleaveTo remove the leaves from.
- unleavenableThat cannot be leavened.
- unleavenedWithout any yeast or other raising agent.
- unleavenednessOf bread, etc.: the state of not being raised with a leaven or raising agent such as yeast.
- unlecherousNot lecherous.
- unlecturedOf a person: not instructed by lectures.
- unledNot led; without guidance or leadership.
- unleeryNot leery.
- unlegaciedWithout a legacy.
- unlegalNot connected with the law.
- unlegalisticNot legalistic.
- unlegalizedNot legalized.
- unlegallyNot in a legal sense.
- unlegendaryNot legendary.
- unlegislateTo undo or annul legislation.
- unlegislatedNot legislated.
- unlegislativeNot legislative.
- unlegitimizableNot legitimizable.
- unlegitimizedNot legitimized.
- unleisuredNot leisured.
- unleisurednessAbsence of leisure.
- unleisurelyNot leisurely.
- unlemmatizedNot lemmatized.
- unlendableNot lendable.
- unlengthenedNot having been lengthened.
- unlenientNot lenient.
- unlenientlyNot leniently.
- unlenitedLacking lenition
- unlensedNot lensed
- unlentNot lent.
- unlesionedWithout a lesion.
- unlessExcept on a specified condition; if not.
- unlessenunless
- unlessenedNot lessened.
- unlesseningNot making or becoming less.
- unlessoneduneducated; ignorant
- unlesssPrecisely unless.
- unletNot let (not in temporary possession in return for rent)
- unlethalNot lethal.
- unlettableOf a property: impossible to let.
- unlettedunhindered; unrestricted
- unletteredNot instructed in letters; not educated, not well-read; unable to read.
- unletterednessThe state or condition of being unlettered; illiteracy.
- unletteringThe removal of a letter or letters.
- unletterlikeNot letterlike.
- unlevelNot level.
- unleveledNot leveled.
- unlevelizedNot levelized.
- unlevellyIn an unlevel manner.
- unlevelnessThe quality of not being level.
- unleveragedNot having been leveraged.
- unleviedNot levied.
- unlevigatedNot levigated.
- unlewdNot lewd.
- unlexedNot lexed.
- unlexicalNot lexical.
- unlexicalizedNot lexicalized.
- unlexicographicalNot lexicographical.
- UnleyA suburb of Adelaide, South Australia.
- unliunlimited
- unliabilityThe quality of not being liable.
- unliableNot liable.
- unlibelledNot libelled.
- unlibellousNot libellous.
- unliberalIlliberal.
- unliberalizedNot liberalized.
- unliberatedNot liberated; unfreed.
- unlibertarianNot libertarian.
- unlibidinousNot libidinous.
- unlibrarianlyNot librarianly.
- unlicensableNot licensable.
- unlicenseTo cause no longer to be licensed; to annul the licensing of.
- unlicensedNot licensed; not officially authorized.
- unlicentiousNot licentious.
- unlichenedNot covered in lichen.
- unlichenizedNot lichenized.
- unlickableIncapable of, or unsuitable for, being licked.
- unlickedNewborn (of an animal), not yet licked into shape; (by extension, of a person) naïve, inexperienced, unrefined.
- unlickerishNot lickerish.
- unlidTo remove the lid from.
- unliddedWithout a lid or cover.
- unliefNot dear or beloved; unliked; unpleasant, hateful.
- unlienableNot lienable.
- unlifeA state of being that is not life (but may resemble it).
- unlifelikeNot lifelike.
- unlifelikenessThe state or condition of being unlifelike.
- unliftableImpossible to lift.
- unliftedNot lifted.
- unliftingThat does not lift or abate.
- unligandedHaving no ligand; especially (of a protein) deprived of any small molecule that it is sometimes associated with
- unligatableNot ligatable
- unligatedNot ligated.
- unligaturedNot ligatured.
- unlightTo extinguish, turn off, or dim the light from
- unlightableIncapable of being illuminated or made light or bright; unable to affix with a light.
- unlightedNot lit.
- unlightednessThe quality of being unlighted.
- unlightenedNot lightened (made lighter in tone or colour).
- unlignifiedNot lignified.
- unlikabilityThe quality of being unlikable.
- unlikableNot likable.
- unlikablyIn an unlikable manner.
- unlikeNot like; dissimilar (to); having no resemblance; unalike.
- unlikeablenessThe quality of being unlikeable.
- unlikedNot liked; lacking approval or popularity.