Word Study - U - 129 words


unaccustomed
(participle passive)

[ not used to ]
[ not familiarized ]
[ new ]
[ not usual ]
[ not made familiar ]

unadvisedly
(adverb)

[ rashly ]
[ not showing care for the consequences of an action ]
[ showing, or proceeding from too great readiness to reveal things that should remain secret ]
[ doing without due thought ]
[ without long and careful consideration or discussion ]
[ without due consideration ]

unawares
(plural noun)

[ unknowingly ]
[ unexpectedly ]
[ unexpected ]
[ not looked for ]
[ without thought ]
[ without previous meditation ]
[ unexpectedly ]
[ when it is not thought of ]
[ suddenly ]
[ secretly ]
[ unperceived ]
[ not expected ]
[ without design and intention ]
[ without previous preparation ]
[ without premeditated design ]

unbelief
(noun)

[ the state of being unwilling or unable to believe something ]
[ the rejection of, or hostility towards something that is accepted as true ]
[ the action or state of being unfaithful ]
[ the withholding of belief ]
[ disbelief of revelation ]
[ weak faith ]
[ distrust of any narrative, person, or doctrine ]

unbeliever
(noun)

[ a person unwilling or unable to believe something ]
[ one who does not believe ]
[ one who discredits revelation ]

unbelievers
(plural noun)

[ persons unwilling or unable to believe something ]
[ those who does not believe ]
[ those who discredits revelation ]

unbelieving
(participle present tense)

[ not believing ]
[ unwilling or unable to believe something ]
[ discreditingrevelation ]

unblameable
(adjective)

[ not deserving blame ]
[ without scandal ]
[ without faults that deserve to be reproved or complained of ]
[ not blamable ]
[ innocent ]

uncertain
(adjective)

[ not known for sure ]
[ doubtful ]
[ not certainly known ]
[ not having certain knowledge ]
[ not sure in the consequence ]
[ unsettled ]
[ irregular ]
[ doubtful, that one knows not what is intended by it ]
[ changeable, that one knows not how short while a thing may endure or be possessed ]
[ not certain ]
[ not exact ]

uncertainly
(adverb)

[ with a lack of confidence ]
[ without knowing the means or end, or without any security of obtaining it ]
[ not surely ]
[ not certainly ]
[ not confidently ]

unchangeable
(adjective)

[ unchanging over time or unable to be changed ]
[ that cannot be altered in itself, or which cannot pass to another ]
[ not capable of change ]
[ not subject to variation ]

unchaste
(adjective)

[ notchaste ]
[ not restrained ]
[ lacking humility or decency ]
[ lewd ]
[ not exercising self-restraint ]
[ not pure ]
[ showing lust ]

unclean
(adjective)

[ foul ]
[ polluted ]
[ dirty ]
[ filthy ]
[ not purified by ritual practices ]
[ foul with sin ]
[ lewd ]
[ unchaste ]
[ polluted with sin ]
[ not clean ]
[ impure ]
[ not cleansed ]

uncleanness
(noun)

[ lewdness ]
[ lack of self-restraint ]
[ want of cleanliness ]
[ nastiness ]
[ sin ]
[ wickedness ]
[ want of purity ]
[ filthiness ]
[ foulness ]
[ dirtiness ]
[ impurity ]
[ defilement by sin ]
[ sinfulness ]

uncleannesses
(plural noun)

[ lewdnesses ]
[ nastinesses ]
[ sins ]
[ wickednesses ]
[ filthinesses ]
[ foulnesse ]
[ dirtinesses ]
[ impurities ]
[ defilements by sin ]
[ sinfulnesses ]

uncomely
(adverb)

[ not comely ]
[ wanting grace ]
[ not becomingly ]
[ shamefully ]
[ unseemly ]
[ unbecoming ]
[ unsuitable ]

uncondemned
(adjective)

[ not examined ]
[ not convicted or found guilty ]
[ not condemned ]
[ not judged guilty ]
[ not disapproved ]
[ not pronounced criminal ]

uncorruptible
(adjective)

[ that cannot be corrupted ]

uncorruptness
(noun)

[ freedom from error ]
[ integrity ]
[ uprightness ]

uncovered
(participle passive)

[ discovered ]
[ rid oneself of a covering or clothing ]
[ laid open to view ]
[ made bare ]

uncovereth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ discovering ]
[ ridding oneself of a covering or clothing ]
[ laying open to view ]
[ making bare ]

unction
(noun)

[ anointing ]
[ divine or sanctifying grace ]
[ the act of anointing ]
[ a soft greasy or viscous substance used as an ointment ]
[ ointment ]
[ any thing softening, or soothing ]
[ any thing that excites piety and devotion ]
[ richness of gracious affections ]

undefiled
(participle passive)

[ not polluted with sin ]
[ not spoiled or impaired the quality or efficiency of ]
[ not corrupted ]
[ clean ]
[ free from sin ]
[ perfection in holiness ]
[ notdefiled ]
[ notpolluted ]

under
(preposition)

[ beneath ]
[ in a state of subjection to ]
[ in the state of pupilage to ]
[ beneath, so as to be covered or hidden ]
[ below in place ]
[ not above ]
[ by the show of ]
[ in the state of inferiority to, noting rank or order of precedence ]
[ in a state of being loaded with ]
[ in a state of oppression by, or subjection to ]
[ in a state in which one is seized or overborne ]
[ in a state of being liable to, or limited by ]
[ in a state of depression, or dejection ]
[ in the state of bearing ]
[ not having reached or arrived to noting time ]
[ represented by ]
[ in a state of protection ]
[ with respect to ]
[ attested by ]
[ subjected to ]
[ being the subject of ]
[ in the next stage of subordination ]
[ in a state of relation that claims protection ]
[ below in respect of place ]
[ below in respect of condition, state, power, authority ]
[ below in respect of protection ]
[ below in respect of effectual support ]
[ ready to be brought forth ]
[ below ]
[ so as to have something over or above ]
[ in a less degree than ]
[ for less than ]
[ less than ]
[ with less than ]
[ in a degree, state or rank inferior to in a state of being loaded ]
[ bearing or being burdened ]
[ in a state of oppression or subjection to, the state in which a person is considered ]
[ as bearing or having any thing laid upon them ]
[ in a state of liability or obligation ]
[ in the state of bearing and being known by ]
[ in the state of ]
[ in the enjoyment or possession of ]
[ during the time of ]
[ not having reached or arrived to ]
[ in the form of ]
[ in the state of protection or defense ]
[ as bearing a particular character ]
[ being contained or comprehended in ]
[ in a stale of being handled, treated or discussed, or of being the subject of ]
[ in subordination to ]
[ in subjection or bondage to ]
[ ruled or influenced by ]

undergird
(verb transitive)

[ to bind round the bottom ]
[ to bind round with ropes, that it may not be torn asunder ]
[ to bind below ]
[ to gird round the bottom ]

undersetter
(noun)

[ a prop ]
[ a pedestal ]
[ a support ]
[ the supporter or foot at the corner of the sacred laver, which held it up from the ground ]

(verb)

[ to prop ]
[ to support ]

undersetters
(plural noun)

[ props ]
[ pedestals ]
[ supports ]
[ the supporters or feet at the corners of the sacred lavers, which, together with the wheels, held them up from the ground ]

understand
(verb transitive)

[ to apprehend with the mind ]
[ to take in with the mind ]
[ to perceive with the mind ]
[ to bear ]
[ to support ]
[ to sustain ]
[ to comprehend fully ]
[ to have knowledge of ]
[ to conceive ]
[ to have use of the intellectual faculties ]
[ to be informed ]
[ to know things in a natural or spiritual manner ]
[ to have just and adequate ideas of ]
[ to comprehend ]
[ to know ]
[ to have the same ideas as the person who speaks, or the ideas which a person intends to communicate ]
[ to receive or have the ideas expressed or intended to be conveyed in a writing or book ]
[ to know the meaning ]
[ to know the meaning of signs, or of any thing intended to convey ideas ]
[ to suppose to mean ]
[ to know by experience ]
[ to know by instinct ]
[ to interpret, at least mentally ]
[ to know another's meaning ]
[ to bold in belief with conviction ]
[ to mean without expressing ]
[ to know what is not expressed ]
[ to learn ]
[ to have the use of the intellectual faculties ]
[ to be an intelligent and conscious being ]
[ to be informed by another ]

understandest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ apprehended with the mind ]
[ took in with the mind ]
[ perceived with the mind ]
[ bore ]
[ supported ]
[ sustained ]
[ comprehended fully ]
[ had knowledge of ]
[ conceived ]
[ had use of the intellectual faculties ]
[ was informed ]
[ knew things in a natural or spiritual manner ]
[ had just and adequate ideas of ]
[ comprehended ]
[ knew ]
[ had the same ideas as the person who speaks, or the ideas which a person intends to communicate ]
[ received or had the ideas expressed or intended to be conveyed in a writing or book ]
[ knew the meaning ]
[ knew the meaning of signs, or of any thing intended to convey ideas ]
[ supposed to mean ]
[ knew by experience ]
[ knew by instinct ]
[ interpreted, at least mentally ]
[ knew another's meaning ]
[ was bold in belief with conviction ]
[ meant without expressing ]
[ knew what is not expressed ]
[ learned ]
[ had the use of the intellectual faculties ]
[ was an intelligent and conscious being ]
[ was informed by another ]

understandeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ intellectual powers ]
[ faculties of the mind, especially those of knowledge and judgment ]
[ skill ]
[ intelligence ]
[ terms of communication ]
[ knowing ]
[ skillful ]
[ knowledge ]
[ wisdom ]
[ the power or faculty of the soul, whereby it perceives objects ]
[ comprehending ]
[ apprehending the ideas or sense of another, or of a writing ]
[ learning or being informed ]
[ the faculty of the human mind by which it apprehends the real state of things presented to it, or by which it receives or comprehends the ideas which others express and intend to communicate ]
[ exact comprehension ]
[ intelligence between two or more persons ]
[ agreement of minds ]
[ union of sentiments ]

undertake
(verb transitive)

[ to take upon one ]
[ to take in band ]
[ to manage ]
[ to endeavor to do ]
[ to become surety for ]
[ to answer for ]
[ to engage in difficult action ]
[ to attempt ]
[ to engage in ]
[ to assume a character ]
[ to engage with ]
[ to attack ]
[ to have the charge of ]
[ to assume any business or province ]
[ to venture ]
[ to hazard ]
[ to promise ]
[ to stand bound to some condition ]
[ to become bound ]
[ to secure, support, and deliver, as a surety does, who engages for another ]
[ to enter upon ]
[ to begin to perform ]
[ to covenant or contract execute ]
[ to take upon or assume any business or province ]

undressed
(participle passive)

[ had separated ]
[ had rid oneself of clothes ]
[ disrobed ]
[ not dressed ]
[ not attired ]
[ not prepared ]
[ not pruned ]
[ not trimmed ]
[ not put in order ]

unequal
(adjective)

[ not equal ]
[ not even ]
[ inferior ]
[ partial ]
[ not bestowing on both the same advantages ]
[ disproportionate ]
[ ill matched ]
[ not regular ]
[ not uniform ]
[ contrary to what equity and reason require ]
[ not right matched ]
[ not of the same size, length, breadth, quantity ]
[ insufficient ]
[ inadequate ]
[ unjust ]
[ not furnishing equivalents to the different parties ]

unequally
(adverb)

[ in different degrees ]
[ in an instance of being out of proportion with one to the other ]
[ not equally ]

unfaithful
(adjective)

[ not true to one’s trust ]
[ deceitful and untrustworthy ]
[ treacherous ]
[ not studying to fulfill vows, or to act according to relations and trust ]
[ not observant of promises, vows, allegiance or duty ]
[ violating trust or confidence ]
[ not performing the proper duty ]
[ negligent of duty ]

unfeigned
(participle passive)

[ not simulated or pretended ]
[ sincere ]
[ not counterfeited ]
[ not hypocritical ]
[ actual ]
[ sincere ]

unformed
(participle passive)

[ that is without form ]
[ fashion ]
[ shape ]
[ not modified into regular shape ]

unfruitful
(adjective)

[ not producing much fruit or many offspring ]
[ not bearing or producing fruit ]
[ not producing or capable of producing abundant crops ]
[ not producing good effects or works ]
[ barren ]
[ not tending to any good purpose ]
[ of no good tendency, but hurtful, defiling, and damning ]
[ unproductive ]

ungirded
(participle passive)

[ loosed any thing bound with a girdle ]
[ loosed from a girdle or band ]
[ unbound ]
[ loosed from a girth or band ]

ungodly
(adverb)

[ not showing respect or reverence ]
[ wicked ]
[ negligent of GOD and HIS laws ]
[ polluted by wickedness ]
[ unlike to ]
[ contrary to GOD’S will and glory ]
[ such as are without GOD, and unlike GOD in their heart and life ]
[ neglecting the fear and worship of GOD, or violating HIS commands ]
[ sinful ]

unholy
(adverb)

[ profane ]
[ not hallowed ]
[ not showing respect or reverence, especially for a GOD ]
[ wicked ]
[ not sanctified ]
[ without saving grace ]
[ not holy ]
[ not renewed and sanctified ]
[ not consecrated ]
[ not purified ]

unicorn
(noun)

[ a beast said to be as big as a horse, having one white horn in the middle of the forehead ]
[ a beast that has only one horn ]
[ a creature with a horn in its forehead ]
[ an animal with one horn ]
[ a fierce and powerful animal ]

unicorns
(plural noun)

[ beasts said to be as big as a horse, having one white horn in the middle of the forehead ]
[ beasts that have only one horn ]
[ creatures with a horn in its forehead ]
[ animals with one horn ]
[ fierce and powerful animals ]

unite
(verb transitive)

[ to make one ]
[ to join together ]
[ to join two or more into one ]
[ to make ]
[ to agree ]
[ to adhere ]
[ to join ]
[ to join in interest ]
[ to join in an act ]
[ to concur ]
[ to act in agreement ]
[ to be cemented ]
[ to be consolidated ]
[ to grow into one ]
[ to join in fellowship ]
[ to put together or join two or more things, which make one compound or mixture ]
[ to connect in a near relation or alliance ]
[ to make to agree or be uniform ]
[ to cause to adhere ]
[ to join in interest or fellowship ]
[ to tie ]
[ to join in affection ]
[ to make near ]
[ to grow together ]
[ to be mixed ]

united
(participle passive)

[ joined ]
[ made to agree ]
[ settled or established firmly ]
[ mixed ]
[ attached by growth ]

unity
(noun)

[ one thing of twoor more ]
[ couple ]
[ joined ]
[ oneness ]
[ singleness ]
[ union ]
[ agreement ]
[ the state of being one ]
[ agreement or harmony between people or groups ]
[ the action or an instance of two or more events or things occurring at the same point in time or space ]
[ uniformity ]
[ oneness of sentiment, affection or behavior ]
[ a combination of parts ]

unjust
(adjective)

[ not just ]
[ wicked ]
[ contrary to equity ]
[ contrary to justice ]
[ not according to right ]
[ sinful ]
[ bad ]
[ without justice ]
[ not righteous ]
[ not conformed in heart and life to the divine law ]
[ evil wicked ]
[ contrary to law ] [ acting contrary to the standard of right established by the divine law ]
[ contrary to justice and right ]
[ wrongful ]

unlade
(verb transitive)

[ to remove from the vessel which carries ]
[ to exonerate that which carries ]
[ to put out ]
[ to take off burdens or loading ]
[ to unload ]
[ to take out the cargo of ]
[ to remove, as a load or burden ]

unlearned
(participle passive)

[ not learned ]
[ ignorant ]
[ not informed ]
[ not instructed ]
[ not gained by study ]
[ not known ]
[ not suitable to a learned man ]
[ such as are but little instructed ]
[ little acquainted with the mind of GOD, and the teaching of HIS SPIRIT ]
[ illiterate ]

unless
(adjective)

[ but except ]
[ except ]
[ if not ]
[ supposing that not ]

unlimited
(participle passive)

[ unbounded ]
[ one that is capable of infinite solutions ]
[ having no bounds ]
[ having no limits ]
[ undefined ]
[ not bounded by proper exceptions ]
[ unconfined ]
[ not restrained ]
[ not limited ]
[ boundless ]
[ indefinite ]

unload
(verb transitive)

[ to disburden ]
[ to exonerate ]
[ to put off any thing burdensome ]
[ to take the load from ]
[ to discharge of a load or cargo ]
[ to relieve from any thing difficult or troublesome ]

unloose
(verb transitive)

[ to loose ]
[ to fall in pieces ]
[ to lose all connectionor union ]
[ to unbind ]
[ to untie ]

unmarried
(participle passive)

[ having no husband, or nowife ]
[ not married ]

unmerciful
(adjective)

[ cruel ]
[ without compassion ]
[ severe ]
[ unpleasantly cold ]
[ not right or reasonable ]
[ unreasonably excessive ]
[ without pity ]
[ not merciful ]
[ lacking compassion to such as are in one’s power ]
[ not disposed to spare or forgive ]
[ not right or reasonable ]

unmindful
(adjective)

[ not heedful ]
[ not regardful ]
[ negligent ]
[ inattentive ]
[ forgetful ]
[ unthankful ]
[ regardless ]
[ not mindful ]
[ not attentive ]

unmovable
(adjective)

[ notto be moved ]
[ such as cannot be removed or altered ]
[ firmly fixed ]
[ constant in the way of the LORD, not to be drawn aside by temptation and opposition ]
[ that cannot be moved or shaken ]
[ firm ]
[ fixed ]

unperfect
(adjective)

[ incomplete ]
[ wanting parts or degrees of solid substance or shape ]
[ not perfect ]

unprepared
(participle passive)

[ not fitted or furnished by previous measures ]
[ not made fit for the dreadful moment of departure ]
[ not ready ]
[ not prepared ]

unprofitable
(adjective)

[ useless ]
[ serving no purpose ]
[ tending to no actual advantage, but hurt ]
[ unfruitful ]
[ bringing no profit ]
[ producing no gain ]
[ producing no improvement or advantage ]
[ not useful to others ]
[ mis-improving talents ]

unprofitableness
(noun)

[ uselessness ]
[ the state of producing no profit or good ]
[ the state of not being useful, profitable, or beneficial ]

unquenchable
(adjective)

[ unextinguishable ]
[ that can never be put out, and made to cease from burning ]
[ that will never be extinguished ]

unreasonable
(adjective)

[ unjust ]
[ without reason ]
[ contrary to reason and common sense ]
[ such as know not reason ]
[ such as regard not reason ]
[ notagreeable to reason ]
[ exceeding the bounds of reason ]
[ claiming or insisting on more than is fit ]
[ not sensible or restrained ]
[ not sound or reasonable ]

unrebukeable
(adjective)

[ not deserving rebuke ]

unreproveable
(adjective)

[ not liable to blame ]
[ not deserving reproof ]

unrighteous
(adjective)

[ not according to right ]
[ unjust ]
[ wicked ]
[ sinful ]
[ bad ]
[ without or contrary to justice ]
[ not righteous ]
[ not just ]
[ not conformed in heart and life to the divine law ]
[ evil wicked ]
[ contrary to law ]

unrighteousness
(noun)

[ wickedness ]
[ injustice ]
[ contrary to the law of GOD ]
[ a violation of law, orof principles of justice ]
[ wickedness ]

unruly
(adjective)

[ not to he ruled or governed ]
[ turbulent ]
[ ungovernable ]
[ disregarding accepted rules ]
[ which cannot be brought under due order and government ]
[ disregarding restraint ]
[ disposed to violate laws ]
[ accustomed to break rules ]
[ apt to break rules ]

unsatiable
(adjective)

[ that never hath enough, neither can be satisfied ]
[ not content ]
[ not to be satisfied ]
[ that can never have what they reckon enough ]
[ that cannot be satisfied ]
[ not satisfied ]

unsavory
(adjective)

[ without an agreeable taste ]
[ tasteless ]
[ having a bad taste or smell ]
[ having an ill smell ]
[ smelling extremely unpleasant ]
[ unpleasing ]
[ disgusting ]
[ ill-tasted ]
[ ill-scented ]
[ what is void of sense ]
[ what is horrid and abominable ]
[ having no taste ]

unsearchable
(adjective)

[ not to be searched out ]
[ not able to understand or interpret ]
[ not to be explored ]
[ what cannot be fully known in number, properties, or extent ]
[ that cannot be searched or explored ]
[ unknowable ]
[ hidden ]
[ mysterious ]

unseemly
(adverb)

[ not decent ]
[ abominable ]
[ what is not fit to be seen, heard or thought of ]
[ unmannerly ]
[ indiscreetly ]
[ indecently ]
[ unbecomingly ]

unseen
(noun)

[ not seen ]
[ not discovered ]
[ invisible ]
[ undiscoverable ]
[ unskilled ]
[ inexperienced ]
[ not discoverable ]

unshod
(adjective)

[ without shoes, or having the shoes taken off ]
[ having no shoes ]

unskillful
(adjective)

[ not skilled in ]
[ wanting art ]
[ wanting knowledge ]
[ without knowledge and experience ]
[ wanting the knowledge and skill in performing tasks which are acquired by observation, use and experience ]

unspeakable
(adjective)

[ not to be expressed ]
[ that which annoy be expressed in words proportioned to its excellence and greatness ]
[ that cannot be uttered ]
[ that cannot be expressed ]

unspotted
(participle passive)

[ not marked with any stain ]
[ free from flaws or mistakes ]
[ not tainted with guilt ]
[ not defiled with the sin ]
[ without offense to GOD ]
[ not stained ]
[ free from spot ]
[ free from moral stain ]
[ untainted with guilt ]
[ unblemished ]

unstable
(adjective)

[ not fixed ]
[ not fast ]
[ frequently changing ]
[ showing or feeling hesitancy or uncertainty ]
[ not fixed in affection or condition ]
[ easily overturned ]
[ not stable ]
[ not steady ]
[ wavering ]

unstopped
(participle passive)

[ meeting no resistance ]
[ opened ]
[ not meeting any resistance ]

untempered
(participle passive)

[ not tempered ]
[ not duly mixed and wrought together ]

unthankful
(adjective)

[ ungrateful ]
[ returning no acknowledgment ]
[ having no proper sense of kindness received from GOD or men ]
[ negligent of rendering thanks ]
[ not thankful ]
[ not making acknowledgments for good received ]

until
(preposition)

[ to this or that time ]
[ to the time that ]
[ to the place that ]
[ to the event mentioned, or the time of it ]
[ to the point or place of ]
[ to the degree that ]

untimely
(adverb)

[ before the natural time ]
[ not in the proper season ]

(adjective)

[ happening before the natural time ]
[ happening too soon ]
[ happening suddenly before the time expected ]
[ happening before the usual time ]
[ occurring or done before the usual or proper time ]

unto
(preposition)

[ to ]

untoward
(adverb)

[ to be corrupt ]
[ improper ]
[ perverse ]
[ froward ]
[ vexatious ]
[ not easily guided, or taught ]
[ awkward ]
[ ungraceful ]
[ rebellious against ]

unveil
(verb)

[ to disclose ]
[ to remove a vail from ]
[ to uncover ]
[ to disclose to eyes ]

unveiled
(participle passive)

[ disclosed ]
[ removed a vail from ]
[ uncovered ]
[ disclosed to eyes ]

unwalled
(participle passive)

[ having no walls ]
[ without walls built around for defense ]
[ not surrounded ]
[ fortified or supported by a wall ]

unwashed
(adjective)

[ not washed ]
[ not cleansed by washing ]
[ not cleansed by water ]

unwise
(adverb)

[ silly ]
[ foolish ]
[ weak ]
[ lacking or deficient in wisdom ]
[ such as never learned ]
[ foolish, without the true knowledge of GOD and HIS ways ]
[ not wise ]
[ not choosing the best means for the end ]
[ not dictated by wisdom ]
[ not adapted to the end ]

unwittingly
(adverb)

[ without knowledge ]
[ without consciousness ]
[ without intending ]
[ not knowing it ]
[ ignorantly ]

(adjective)

[ not witty ]
[ destitute of wit ]

unworthily
(adverb)

[ without due regard to merit ]

unworthy
(adjective)

[ not deserving ]
[ wanting merit ]
[ mean ]
[ not suitable ]
[ not adequate ]
[ unbecoming ]
[ vile ]
[ not meet ]
[ base ]
[ inadequate ]

up
(adverb)

[ aloft ]
[ high ]
[ above ]
[ on high ]
[ not down ]
[ out of bed ]
[ in the state of being risen from rest ]
[ in the slate of being risen from a seat ]
[ from a state of of lying down or concealment ]
[ in a state of being built ]
[ above the horizon ]
[ to a state of advancement ]
[ in a slate of exaltation ]
[ in a state of climblng ]
[ in a state of insurrecition ]
[ in a state of being increased, or raised ]
[ from a remoter place, coming to any person or place ]
[ from younger to elder years ]
[ having risen from a seat ]
[ from a state of concealment or discumbiture ]
[ to a state of excitement ]
[ to a state of advance or proficiency ]
[ in a state of elevation ]
[ in a state of climbing or ascending ]
[ in a state of approaching ]
[ in order ]

(preposition)

[ from a lower to a higher part ]
[ not down ]
[ from a lower to a higher place ]

upbraid
(verb transitive)

[ to rebuke ]
[ condemn ]
[ scold ]
[ rise in one's stomach ]
[ cast in one's teeth ]
[ to reproach ]
[ to charge contemptuously with any thing disgraceful ]
[ to objectas matter of reproach ]
[ to urge with reproach ]
[ to reproach on account of a benefit received from the reproacher ]
[ to bring reproach upon ]
[ to show faults by being in a state of comparison ]
[ to treat with contempt ]
[ seriously and sharply to reprove men for their sins ]
[ to scoff at to one’s face ]
[ to charge with something wrong or disgraceful ]
[ to reprove with severity ]
[ to treat with contempt ]
[ to tease, taunt, or hit in the teeth ]

upbraided
(participle passive)

[ rebuked ]
[ condemned ]
[ scolded ]
[ rose in one's stomach ]
[ had cast in one's teeth ]
[ reproached ]
[ charged contemptuously with any thing disgraceful ]
[ objected as matter of reproach ]
[ urged with reproach ]
[ reproached on account of a benefit received from the reproacher ]
[ brought reproach upon ]
[ showed faults by being in a state of comparison ]
[ treated with contempt ]
[ seriously and sharply to reproved men for their sins ]
[ scoffed at to one’s face ]
[ charged with something wrong or disgraceful ]
[ reproved with severity ]
[ treated with contempt ]
[ teased, taunted, or struck in the teeth ]

upbraideth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ rebuking ]
[ condemning ]
[ scolding ]
[ rising in one's stomach ]
[ casting in one's teeth ]
[ reproaching ]
[ charging contemptuously with any thing disgraceful ]
[ objecting as matter of reproach ]
[ urging with reproach ]
[ reproaching on account of a benefit received from the reproacher ]
[ bringing reproach upon ]
[ showing faults by being in a state of comparison ]
[ treating with contempt ]
[ seriously and sharply to reproving men for their sins ]
[ scoffing at to one’s face ]
[ charging with something wrong or disgraceful ]
[ reproving with severity ]
[ treating with contempt ]
[ teasing, taunting, or hitting in the teeth ]

upheld
(participle passive)

[ sustained ]
[ supported ]

uphold
(verb transitive)

[ to support ]
[ to maintain ]
[ to favor ]
[ to lift on high ]
[ to sustain ]
[ to keep from falling or slipping ]
[ to keep from a condition of decline or moral deterioration ]
[ to support in any state of life ]
[ to continue ]
[ to keep from defeat ]
[ to keep from being lost ]
[ to continue without failing ]
[ to continue in being ]
[ to maintain and preserve ]
[ to cause things to continue in their being and station ]
[ to elevate ]

upholden
(participle passive)

[ sustained ]
[ supported ]

upholdest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ sustained ]
[ supported ]

upholdesth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ sustaining ]
[ supporting ]

upper
(adjective)

[ superior ]
[ higher in place ]
[ superior in place ]
[ higher ]
[ higher in power ]
[ superior in rank or dignity ]

uppermost
(adjective)

[ the highest ]
[ highest in place ]
[ highest in power or authority ]
[ present as the strongest or main element ]
[ most powerful ]
[ highest in dignity and honor ]

upright
(adjective)

[ set or standing up straight ]
[ contraryto lying or sitting ]
[ sincere ]
[ honest ]
[ just ]
[ straight up ]
[ erect ]
[ erected ]
[ pricked up ]
[ honest ]
[ not declining form the right ]
[ straight pointed towards heaven ]
[ perfect, without sin, or tendency to it ]
[ truthful and straightforward ]
[ without allowed guile ]
[ not departing from correct moral principles ]
[ conformable to morally correct behavior or thinking ]
[ something standing erect ]

uprightly
(adverb)

[ honestly ]
[ without departing from the right ]
[ in an erect position ]
[ with strict observance of morally correct behavior or thinking ]

uprightness
(noun)

[ straightness ]
[ honesty ]
[ integrity ]
[ integrity in principle or practice ]
[ conformity to righteousness and Justice ]

uprising
(participle present tense)

[ rising ]
[ ascending ]

(noun)

[ the act of rising ]

upside down
(adverb)

[ with total reversal ]
[ incomplete disorder ]

upward
(adjective)

[ towards the higher parts ]
[ more quantity or time ]
[ directed to a higher part or place ]

urge
(verb transitive)

[ to move or pressearnestly ]
[ to vex or provoke ]
[ to insist upon in discourse ]
[ to incite ]
[ to push ]
[ to provoke ]
[ to exasperate ]
[ to follow close, so as to drive or forceto do something ]
[ to labor vehemently ]
[ to press ]
[ to enforce ]
[ to press as an argument ]
[ to ask pressingly and persistently for or to do something ]
[ to ask for or try to obtainsomething ]
[ to press in opposition, by way of objection ]
[ to press forward ]
[ to entreat earnestly ]
[ to provoke to the utmost of one’s power ]
[ to impel ]
[ toapplyforceto,inalmostanymanner ]
[ to drive ]
[ to press the mind or will ]
[ to press by motives, arguments, persuasion or plea ]
[ to press with eagerness ]
[ to earnestly ask for ]
[ to apply forcibly ]

urged
(participle passive)

[ pressed ]
[ impelled ]
[ pleaded ]

urgent
(adjective)

[ earnestly calling upon ]
[ forcing ]
[ pressing ]
[ earnest ]
[ convincingargument ]
[ pressing ]
[ violent ]
[ persistent, especially to the point of annoyance or intrusion ]
[ showing strong feeling in the act of asking for or trying to obtain something ]
[ pressing with pleas ]
[ pressing with necessity ]

us-ward
(adverb)

[ toward us ]

use
(noun)

[ employing or enjoyment of a thing ]
[ a practice ]
[ custom ]
[ interest of money ]
[ the act of employing any thing to any purpose ]
[ qualities that make a thing proper for any purpose ]
[ need of occasion on which a thing can be employed ]
[ advantage received ]
[ power of receiving advantage ]
[ convenience ]
[ help ]
[ usage ]
[ customary act ]
[ practice ]
[ habit ]
[ custom ]
[ common occurrence ]
[ interest, the premium paid for the possession and employment of borrowed money ]
[ money paid for the use of money ]
[ service ]
[ purpose ]
[ often repeated exercise ]
[ the act of handling or employing in any the manner, especially for a profitable purpose ]
[ employment ]
[ application of any thing to a purpose, good or bad ]
[ usefulness ]
[ utility ]
[ production of benefit ]
[ need of employment, or occasion to employ ]
[ continued practice or employment ]

(verb)

[ to make use of ]
[ to empty ]
[ to employ to any purpose ]
[ to make accept something as normal or usual ]
[ to make or become accustomed or used to something ]
[ to treat ]
[ to practice ]
[ to behave ]
[ to be accustomed ]
[ to practice customarily ]
[ to be customarily in any manner ]
[ to be one's customary behavior in a particular situation ]
[ to frequent ]
[ to act with ]
[ to employ one’s self in ]
[ to handle, hold, occupy or move for some purpose ]
[ to waste, consume or exhaust by employment ]
[ to render familiar by practice ]
[ to inhabit ]

used
(participle passive)

[ employed ]
[ occupied ]
[ treated ]

userer
(noun)

[ one who uses ]
[ one who treats or occupies ]

usest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

[ employed ]
[ occupied ]
[ treated ]

useth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ employing ]
[ occupying ]
[ treating ]

usually
(adverb)

[ commonly ]
[ ordinarily ]
[ frequently ]
[ customarily ]

usurp
(verb transitive)

[ hold in possession without right ]
[ take unlawfull authority ]
[ to use against right and reason ]
[ take upon or seize violently ]
[ to posses by force or intrusion ]
[ to seize, or possess without right ]
[ haughtily to claim or take possession of power and authority which does not belong to one’s self ]
[ to seize and hold in possession by force or without right ]

usury
(noun)

[ interest on money ]
[ the gain of any thing above the principal, or that which was lent, exacted only in consideration of the loan, whether it be in money, corn, wares ]
[ money paid for the use of money ]
[ the practice of taking interest ]
[ gain taken for the loan of money or goods ]
[ the receiving of interest for the loan of money ]
[ formerly ]
[ interest ]
[ a premium paid or stipulated to be paid for the use of money ]
[ a compensation paid for the use of money borrowed or retained ]
[ the customary price paid for the use of money ]

utmost
(adjective)

[ extreme ]
[ placed at the extremity ]
[ being in the highest degree ]
[ being at the furthest point or extremity ]
[ being in the greatest degree ]

(noun)

[ the most that can be ]
[ the greatest power, degree or effort ]

utter
(adjective)

[ situated on the outside or remote from the center ]
[ placed without any compass ]
[ out of any place ]
[ extreme ]
[ excessive ]
[ utmost ]
[ complete ]
[ not able to be changed, reversed, or recovered ]
[ most outward ]
[ complete, to the utmost extent ]
[ placed or being beyond any compass ]
[ total ]
[ final ]
[ not open to appeal or challenge ]
[ absolute ]
[ perfect ]
[ mere ]
[ quite ]

(verb)

[ to put out ]
[ to pronounce or speak forth ]
[ to vend or sell wares ]
[ to speak ]
[ to pronounce ]
[ to express ]
[ to disclose ]
[ to discover ]
[ to publish ]
[ to distribute or spread over a wide area ]
[ to emit at large ]
[ to reveal ]
[ to speak out ]
[ to declare ]
[ to make plain ]
[ to put or send into the public availability or knowledge of something ]

utterance
(noun)

[ delivery ]
[ manner of speaking ]
[ the sale of commodities ]
[ pronunciation ]
[ extremity ]
[ extreme hostility ]
[ vocal expression ]
[ emission from the mouth ]
[ ability, freedom, and boldness in speaking ]
[ the act of uttering words ]
[ furthest part ]

uttered
(participle passive)

[ pronounced ]
[ made known ]
[ disclosed ]
[ spoken ]
[ published ]
[ put into public knowledge ]

uttereth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

[ pronouncing ]
[ disclosing ]
[ putting into public knowledge ]
[ selling ]

utterly
(adverb)

[ completely ]
[ perfectly ]
[ altogether ]
[ wholly ]
[ very much ]
[ to the full extent ]
[ fully ]
[ totally ]

uttermost
(adjective)

[ outermost ]
[ last ]
[ extreme ]
[ being in the highest degree ]
[ most remote ]
[ farthest distant ]
[ to the greatest extent ]
[ certainly ]
[ wholly ]
[ fully ]
[ perfectly ]
[ perpetually ]
[ constantly ]
[ being in the furthest, greatest or highest degree ]
[ in the most extensive degree ]

(noun)

[ the most outward ]
[ the most distant, or farthest part ]
[ the greatest degree ]
[ the very last ]
[ the greatest ]