Unplausive
Unplausivea.not approving, not commending
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Unpleasant
Unpleasanta.not pleasant, uneasy, troublesome
Unpleasantly
Unpleasantlyad.crossly, uneasily, uncivilly
Unpleasantness
Unpleasantnessn.a want of pleasing qualities
Unpleased
Unpleaseda.not pleased, not delighted
Unpleasing
Unpleasinga.not pleasing, offensive, disgusting
Unpleasingly
Unpleasinglyad.in an unpleasing manner
Unpliant
Unplianta.not bending to another, very stiff
Unplowed
Unploweda.not plowed, not duly prepared
Unplume
Unplumev.t.to strip off plumes, strip, degrade
Unpoetical
Unpoeticala.not becoming a poet or poetry
Unpolicied
Unpolicieda.not having one policy, or civil government
Unpolished
Unpolisheda.not polished, uncivilized, rough
Unpolite
Unpolitea.not polite, uncivil, rude, strange
Unpolitely
Unpolitelyad.in an unpolite manner
Unpolluted
Unpolluteda.not defiled, not corrupted, pure
Unpopular
Unpopulara.not popular, disliked, hated, odious
Unpossessed
Unpossesseda.not held or enjoyed, not obtained
Unpossessing
Unpossessinga.having not possession, destitute
Unpowdered
Unpowdereda.not powdered
Unpracticable
Unpracticablea.not feasible, not to be done
Unpracticed
Unpracticeda.not skilled by use, unskilled
Unpraised
Unpraiseda.not praised, not celebrated
Unprecarious
Unprecariousa.not depending on another, sure
Unprecedented
Unprecedenteda.not having a precedent, new
Unpredict
Unpredictv.t.to retract a prediction made
Unpreferred
Unpreferreda.not advanced or promoted, low