Unwittingly
Unwittinglyad.not willingly, ignorantly
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Unwittinglyad.not willingly, ignorantly
Unwittya.destitute of wit, coarse, homely
Unwonteda.uncommon, unusual, rare
Unworkinga.living without work or labor
Unworshippeda.not adorned, not duly honored
Unworthilyad.without due regard, vilely
Unworthinessn.a want of due merit, vileness
Unworthya.undeserving, unsuitable, mean, vile
Unwoundpa.untwisted, untwined
Unwoundeda.not wounded, unhurt, very safe
Unwreathv.t.to untwist, untwine, disengage
Unwrinklev.t.to reduce wrinkles, make smooth
Unwritinga.not pretending to be an author
Unwrittena.not written, traditional, verbal
Unwrought, [unrawt]a.not manufactured
Unwrunga.not wrung or pinched, unhurt
Unyieldinga.not pliant, not bending
Unyokev.t.to loose from a yoke, free, disjoin
Unyokedpa. a.freed, unrestrained, licentious
Unzoneda.not bound with a girdle, loose, easy
Upad.out of bed, aloft, above, on
Upbearv.t.upbore,pret.upborne,pa.to raise up or aloft, support, uphold
Upbraidv.t.to reproach, twit, charge, chide
Upbraidinglyad.by way of reproach, crossly
Upcastv.t.upcast,pret.upcast,pa.to cast up, to throw upwards
Upcastn.a throw, cast, cast at bowls, event, end
Updrawv.t.to draw up, raise