Skip to content- unmannedNot operated by a person or a crew.
- unmannerOne who unmans.
- unmanneredHaving poor manners or social skills; ill-mannered; rude.
- unmanneredlyIn an unmannered way; rudely.
- unmannerlinessThe quality of being unmannerly; rudeness.
- unmannerlyNot mannerly (“polite; having good manners”).
- unmanningThat destroys manly virtues or qualities; that renders effeminate or helpless.
- unmannosylatedNot glycosylated with a mannose moiety
- unmanoeuvredNot manoeuvred.
- unmantleTo divest of a mantle; to uncover.
- unmantledWithout a mantle.
- unmanufacturableNot manufacturable.
- unmanufacturedNot manufactured.
- unmanumittedNot manumitted.
- unmanurableNot manurable.
- unmanuredNot manured.
- unmapTo remove the mapping of (a device, etc.).
- unmappabilityThe state or condition of being unmappable.
- unmappableNot mappable; that cannot be mapped.
- unmappablyIn an unmappable way.
- unmappedNot mapped; uncharted; unknown.
- unmarbledNot marbled.
- unmarchedNot traversed by marching.
- unmarginalNot marginal.
- unmarginalizedNot marginalized
- unmarginatedNot marginated.
- unmarginedWithout a margin.
- unmarinatedNot marinated.
- unmarineNot marine.
- unmaritimeNot maritime.
- unmarkTo remove marks from.
- unmarkableIncapable of being marked.
- unmarkedNot bearing identification.
- unmarkednessThe quality of being unmarked (not standing out as unusual).
- unmarketabilityUnsuitability for marketing.
- unmarketableNot marketable.
- unmarketablyIn an unmarketable manner or fashion.
- unmarketedNot marketed.
- unmarledNot marled.
- unmarrableThat cannot be marred or spoiled.
- unmarredUndamaged; not marred.
- unmarriableNot marriable.
- unmarriageCohabitation of unmarried persons living as married couples.
- unmarriageabilityThe quality of being unmarriageable.
- unmarriageableNot marriageable, unsuitable for marriage.
- unmarriageablenessThe quality of being unmarriageable.
- unmarriageablyTo an unmarriageable degree.
- unmarriedHaving no husband or wife.
- unmarriednessQuality of being unmarried.
- unmarryTo undo the action of marrying somebody.
- unmarshalTo decode from a marshalled state.
- unmarshaledNot marshaled.
- unmarshalledNot marshalled.
- unmartialNot martial.
- unmartyredNot martyred.
- unmarvelingNot marveling.
- unmarvellingNot marvelling.
- unmarvellousNot marvellous.
- unmarvelousNot marvelous.
- unmascaraedNot wearing mascara.
- unmasculateTo emasculate (deprive of power).
- unmasculineNot masculine; not characteristic of, typical of, or appropriate for a man, unmanly.
- unmasculinelyIn an unmasculine manner.
- unmasculinityThe state or condition of being unmasculine; effeminacy.
- unmasculinizedNot masculinized.
- unmashedNot mashed; whole and intact.
- unmaskTo remove a mask from someone.
- unmaskableNot maskable.
- unmaskedNot wearing a mask on one's face.
- unmaskerOne who unmasks.
- unmaskingThe act by which somebody or something is unmasked.
- unmasochisticNot masochistic.
- unmasqueradedNot masqueraded.
- unmassacredNot massacred.
- unmassagedNot massaged.
- unmassedNot massed.
- unmassiveNot massive.
- unmastTo remove the mast.
- unmasterTo undo or reverse the mastery or mastership of.
- unmasterableNot masterable; that cannot be mastered.
- unmasterablySuch that it cannot be mastered or perfected.
- unmasteredNot mastered (in various senses).
- unmasterfulNot masterful.
- unmasterfullyIn an unmasterful manner.
- unmasticableNot masticable.
- unmasticatedNot masticated.
- unmatTo restore (hair, fur, etc.) from a matted state.
- unmatchTo separate a matching pair.
- unmatchableUnable to be matched.
- unmatchablenessThe quality of being unmatchable.
- unmatchablyIn a way that cannot be matched.
- unmatchedNot matched; odd.
- unmatchednessThe quality of being unmatched, i.e. having no equal.
- unmatchingNot matching; unmatched.
- unmatchlessunmatched; matchless
- unmateTo detach (a part) from its corresponding part, as a plug from a socket.
- unmatedNot mated.
- unmaterialNot material; lacking tangible physical form.
- unmaterialistContrary to materialism.
- unmaterialisticNot materialistic.
- unmaterialisticallyIn an unmaterialistic manner.
- unmaterializedNot materialized.
- unmaternalNot maternal; not befitting a mother.
- unmaternallyIn an unmaternal way.
- unmathematicalNot mathematical.
- unmathematicallyIn an unmathematical way.
- unmatingThe process of something being unmated.
- unmatriarchalNot matriarchal.
- unmatriculatedNot matriculated.
- unmatrimonialNot matrimonial.
- unmatronlikeNot matronlike.
- unmatronlyLacking a matronly quality; unwise, unwelcoming, and so on.
- unmattedNot matted.
- unmatureNot mature; immature.
- unmaturedNot matured.
- unmaturelyPrematurely.
- unmaturingNot maturing.
- unmaudlinNot maudlin.
- unmauledNot mauled.
- unmawkishNot mawkish.
- unmaximizeTo restore (a window) from a maximized state.
- unmaximizedNot maximized.
- unmayoralNot mayoral.
- unmayorlikeNot mayorlike.
- unmealyNot mealy.
- unmeanNot mean (all senses).
- unmeanderingNot meandering.
- unmeaningHaving no meaning or significance.
- unmeaningfulNot meaningful.
- unmeaningfullyIn an unmeaningful manner.
- unmeaninglyWithout any meaning.
- unmeaningnessThe quality of being unmeaning; insignificance.
- unmeantNot meant
- unmeasurabilityThe quality of being unmeasurable.
- unmeasurableNot able to be measured; immeasurable.
- unmeasurablenessThe quality of being unmeasurable.
- unmeasurablyIn an unmeasurable manner.
- unmeasuredNot having been measured.
- unmeasuredlyIn an unmeasured fashion.
- unmeasurednessThe quality of being unmeasured.
- unmeatedWithout meat; meatless.
- unmeatyNot meaty.
- unmechanicalNot mechanical.
- unmechanicallyIn a manner that is not mechanical.
- unmechanisticNot mechanistic.
- unmechanizableNot mechanizable.
- unmechanizeTo undo the mechanism of something.
- unmechanizedNot mechanized.
- unmedalledNot awarded a medal.
- unmedallionedNot medallioned.