Unseconded
Unsecondeda.not seconded, unsupported
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Unsecret
Unsecretv.t.to disclose, to divulge;a.not trusty
Unsecure
Unsecurea.not secure, unsafe, hazardous
Unseduced
Unseduceda.not drawn away to evil, innocent
Unseem
Unseemv.i.not to seem, not to appear
Unseeming
Unseemingpa.not seeming, not appearing
Unseemliness
Unseemlinessn.indecency, uncomeliness, fault
Unseemly
Unseemlya.indecent, unbecoming, uncomely
Unseemly (2)
Unseemlyad.in an unbecoming or bad manner
Unseen
Unseena.not seen, invisible, unexperienced
Unselfing
Unselfinga.pulling down self, humbling, low
Unselfish
Unselfisha.not governed by private interest
Unsensible
Unsensiblea.insensible, unfeeling, ob.
Unsent
Unsenta.not sent, not dispatched, left behind
Unseparable
Unseparablea.not to be parted, not divided, entire
Unserviceable
Unserviceablea.useless, being of no advantage
Unserviceableness
Unserviceablenessn.uselessness, unfitness
Unset
Unseta.not set, not placed, not appointed
Unsettle
Unsettlev.t.to make uncertain, to overthrow
Unsettled
Unsettleda.not established or fixed, having no inhabitants, or occupiers
Unsettledness
Unsettlednessn.irresolution, fluctuation, change
Unsevered
Unsevereda.not parted or divided, entire
Unsex
Unsexv.to change or alter the sec, to transform
Unshackle
Unshacklev.t.to loose from chains or bands
Unshadowed
Unshadoweda.not shadowed, not darkened
Unshakeable
Unshakeablea.not to be shaken, fixed, firm
Unshaked
Unshaked, or Unshakena.not shaken, unmoved