Skip to content- unprofitLack of profit; unprofitableness.
- unprofitabilityThe state or condition of being unprofitable.
- unprofitableNot making a profit.
- unprofitablenessunprofitability
- unprofitablyIn an unprofitable manner.
- unprofitedprofitless
- unprofiteeringNot profiteering.
- unprofitingAchieving no gain or profit.
- unprofligateNot profligate.
- unprofoundNot profound.
- unprofuseNot profuse.
- unprofuselyIn an unprofuse manner.
- unprognosticatedNot prognosticated.
- unprogrammableThat cannot be programmed.
- unprogrammedNot programmed.
- unprogressThe absence or reversal of progress.
- unprogressedNot progressed.
- unprogressingNot making progress.
- unprogressionalNot progressional.
- unprogressiveNot progressive; not contributing to progress.
- unprogressivelyIn an unprogressive way.
- unprogressivenessThe quality of being unprogressive.
- unprohibitedNot prohibited.
- unprohibitiveNot prohibitive.
- unprojectableNot projectable.
- unprojectedNot projected.
- unprojectingThat does not project.
- unproliferatedNot proliferated
- unprolificNot prolific.
- unprolificnessThe state or condition of being unprolific.
- unprolixNot prolix.
- unprologuedWithout a prologue or introduction.
- unprolongedNot prolonged.
- unpromisableThat cannot be promised.
- unpromiscuityThe quality of being unpromiscuous; lack of promiscuity.
- unpromiscuousNot promiscuous.
- unpromiscuouslyIn an unpromiscuous manner.
- unpromiseLack of promise; poor prospects; unpromising outlook.
- unpromisedNot promised.
- unpromisingNot promising.
- unpromisinglyIn an unpromising manner.
- unpromisingnessThe state of being unpromising; lack of promise or apparent potential.
- unpromotableNot promotable.
- unpromotedNot promoted.
- unpromptnot prompt
- unpromptedNot prompted; not urged or instigated; spontaneous.
- unpromptedlyWithout being prompted; of one's own volition, or by one's own initiative.
- unpromptlyWithout promptness; after a delay.
- unpromptnessThe state or condition of being unprompt.
- unpromulgatedNot promulgated.
- unproneNot predisposed or liable.
- unprongedWithout prongs.
- unpronounceabilityThe quality of being unpronounceable.
- unpronounceableImpossible or difficult to pronounce or articulate.
- unpronounceablyIn an unpronounceable manner.
- unpronouncedThat is not pronounced.
- unpronouncingThat does not pronounce, or does not pronounce clearly.
- unproofAbsence or lack of proof or evidence; prooflessness.
- unproofedNot proofed.
- unproofreadThat has not been proofread.
- unpropTo remove a prop or props from; to deprive of support.
- unpropagandisticNot propagandistic.
- unpropagandizedNot propagandized.
- unpropagatableNot propagatable.
- unpropagatedNot propagated.
- unpropelledNot propelled.
- unproperImproper, not according with fact or reason; wrong, irregular.
- unproperlyIn an unproper manner; not properly.
- unpropernessQuality of being unproper.
- unpropertiedNot propertied; not having property.
- unprophesiableNot capable of being prophesied.
- unprophesiedNot prophesied; unforetold.
- unpropheticNot prophetic.
- unpropheticalNot prophetical.
- unpropheticallyIn an unprophetic manner; without foresight.
- unprophetlikeNot prophetlike.
- unpropitiableIncapable of being propitiated.
- unpropitiatedNot having been propitiated; unappeased.
- unpropitiatingNot propitiating.
- unpropitiativeNot propitiative.
- unpropitiatoryNot propitiatory.
- unpropitiousNot propitious; unfavourable, untimely.
- unpropitiouslyIn an unpropitious way.
- unpropitiousnessThe quality of being unpropitious.
- unproportionLack of proportion.
- unproportionablenot proportionable.
- unproportionablenessThe quality of being unproportionable.
- unproportionablyIn an unproportionable manner.
- unproportionalSynonym of disproportionate.
- unproportionalityThe quality, or an instance, of being unproportional.
- unproportionallySynonym of disproportionately.
- unproportionateNot proportionate; disproportionate.
- unproportionatelydisproportionately
- unproportionedNot proportioned.
- unproposedNot having been proposed.
- unproposingNot making a proposal.
- unpropoundedNot propounded.
- unproppedNot propped or supported.
- unproprietyimpropriety
- unpropulsiveNot propulsive.
- unproroguedNot prorogued.
- unprosaicNot prosaic.
- unprosaicallyIn an unprosaic manner.
- unproscribedNot proscribed.
- unprosecutableNot able to be successfully prosecuted.
- unprosecutedNot prosecuted
- unproselyteTo revoke or undo from the state of a proselyte.
- unproselytizedNot proselytized, unconverted.
- unprosodicNot prosodic.
- unprospectedNot having been prospected.
- unprospectiveNot prospective.
- unprosperedNot made to prosper.
- unprosperityLack of prosperity.
- unprosperousNot prosperous.
- unprosperouslyIn an unprosperous manner.
- unprosperousnessThe state or condition of being unprosperous.
- unprostitutedNot having been prostituted.
- unprostratedNot prostrated.
- unprosyNot prosy.
- unprotectTo remove protection from.
- unprotectableImpossible to protect; ineligible for legal protection.
- unprotectedNot protected; lacking defence or protection; exposed.
- unprotectedlyWithout being protected.
- unprotectednessThe quality of being unprotected.
- unprotectibleSynonym of unprotectable.
- unprotectionRemoval of protection from something; act of unprotecting.
- unprotectiveNot protective.
- unprotectivelyIn an unprotective manner.
- unprotectorSomething that removes protection.
- unproteolyzedNot proteolyzed
- unprotestantNot Protestant.
- unprotestantiseTo cause to change from Protestantism to some other form of religion.
- unprotestednot protested against, not complained about
- unprotestingNot protesting; compliant, docile.
- unprotestinglyWithout protest.
- unprotonatedNot protonated.
- unprototypicalNot prototypical
- unprotractedNot protracted.
- unprotrudedNot protruded.
- unprotrudingThat does not protrude.
- unprotrusiveNot protrusive.
- unproudNot proud.
- unproudlyWithout pride.
- unprovabilityThe condition of being unprovable
- unprovableThat cannot be proved or verified by any test.
- unprovablenessThe quality of being unprovable.
- unprovablyIn a way that cannot be proven.
- unproveTo disprove.
- unprovedNot proved.
- unprovednessThe property of not having been proved.