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ugly

Displeasing to the senses; unpleasant.
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umbrage

Anger caused by being offended.
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unable

Lacking the necessary physical or mental ability to do something.
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unaccepted

Rejected; not accepted.
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unacknowledged

Ignored; not recognized or admitted.
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unafraid

Oblivious to dangers or perils or calmly resolute in facing them; feeling no fear.
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unaggressive

Not aggressive; not given to fighting or assertiveness.
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unappreciated

Feeling lack of acknowledgment of one’s value.
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unashamed

Without shame.
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unassuming

Without arrogance or presumption.
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unassured

Lacking confidence.
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unattached

Free from emotional attachment to someone or something.
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unattractive

Unappealing to the senses.
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unbalanced

Out of balance spiritually, physically, mentally, or emotionally.
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unburdened

Free from difficulties or responsibilities.
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uncanny

Suggestive of supernatural influences; mysterious.
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uncaring

Lacking affection or compassion.
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uncertain

Lacking confidence or assurance.
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unchivalrous

Offensively discourteous.
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unclear

Causing confusion and/or doubt.
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uncomfortable

Causing mental discomfort.
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uncommitted

Free and available.
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uncompromising

Unwilling to make concessions to others.
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unconcerned

Lacking interest or uncaring.
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unconfident

Insecure and/or hesitant.
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unconfined

Free from confinement or restraint.
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unconscious

Not conscious; lacking awareness and the capacity for sensory perception, as if asleep or dead.
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unconstrained

Free from being held or controlled by someone or something.
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uncontrollable

Incapable of being controlled or managed.
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unconvinced

Lacking conviction.
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unconvincing

Unable to inspire belief.
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undaunted

Resolutely courageous; unshaken in purpose.
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undecided

Open and uncommitted; subject to further thought.
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underestimated

Perceived to be or to have less of something (such as an ability) than what one actually possesses.
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undergirded

Morally supported.
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understanding

Comprehension, discernment, and empathy.
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understood

Perceived and comprehended by others.
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underwhelmed

Unimpressed and disappointed.
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undeserving

Not deserving or worthy of something.
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undesirable

Not worthy of being chosen.
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undone

Thrown into a state of disorganization or incoherence.
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uneasy

Discomforted; anxious.
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unemotional

Unsusceptible to or destitute of emotion or feelings.
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unenthusiastic

Lacking excitement or ardor.
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unequal

Poorly balanced or matched.
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uneven

Not fairly matched as opponents.
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unexcited

Not excited.
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unfaltering

Firmly determined or resolute; not shakable.
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unfamiliar

Not known or not well-known.
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unfeeling

Devoid of feeling for others; devoid of sensation.
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unfettered

Free from restraint; unbound.
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unfit

Lacking qualification or in bad or unsuitable condition.
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unflinching

Brave in the face of danger.
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unforgiving

Unwilling or unable to forgive or show mercy.
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unfortunate

Not favored by fortune; marked or accompanied by or resulting in ill fortune.
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unfriendly

Feeling not disposed to friendship or friendliness.
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unfulfilled

Lacking satisfaction.
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ungratified

Worried and uneasy.
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unhampered

Not slowed, blocked, or interfered with.
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unhappy

Sad, sorrowful, or discontented; not happy; miserable.
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unhealthy

Poor in health of body or mind.
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unhinged

Uneasy, worried, or alarmed.
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unimpeded

Free from obstruction or hindrance.
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unimpressed

Without admiration, respect, or interest; unmoved to serious regard.
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uninformed

Not informed; lacking in knowledge or information.
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uninhibited

Free from inhibition or restraint.
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uninspired

Without intellectual, emotional, or spiritual excitement.
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unintelligent

Lacking intelligence.
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uninterested

Without care or interest in knowing.
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uninteresting

Boring, dull, or unimaginative.
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uninviting

Neither attractive nor tempting.
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unique

Radically distinctive and without equal.
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united

Joined into a single entity.
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unity

An undivided or unbroken completeness or totality, with nothing wanting.
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unjust

Not equitable or fair.
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unknown

Not known, not famous, or not acclaimed.
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unlovable

Incapable of inspiring love or affection.
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unloved

Not loved.
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unlucky

Misfortune seemingly brought on by chance rather than by one’s own actions.
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unmotivated

Lacking inspiration, interest, or enthusiasm to do something.
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unmoved

Calm and emotionally unshaken.
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unneeded

Not necessary.
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unnerved

Deprived of courage and strength.
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unnoticed

Not acknowledged, observed, or identified.
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unobstructed

Free from impediment, obstruction, or hindrance.
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unostentatious

Unpretentious and having good taste.
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unpleasant

Offensive or disagreeable; causing discomfort or unhappiness.
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unpredictable

Given to unexpected or erratic behavior.
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unpretentious

Lacking pretension or affection; restrained with good taste.
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unrecognized

Unknown or not having a secure reputation.
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unreliable

Not worthy of reliance or trust.
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unresentful

Not resentful; compassionate and/or forgiving.
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unrestrained

Characterized by uncontrolled excitement or emotion.
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unromantic

Neither expressive of nor exciting sexual love or romance.
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unruffled

Free from emotional agitation or nervous tension.
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unruly

Unwilling to submit to authority.
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unsafe

Lacking security or safety.
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unsated

Not having been satisfied.
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unsatisfied

Lacking fulfillment.
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unseemly

Improper or inappropriate.
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unsettled

Disturbed; in doubt; lacking stability.
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unsexy

Lacking sexual arousal or sexual attraction.
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unshackled

Liberated; free and without restraint.
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unshakable

Firm in determination or resolution; not shakable.
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unsparing

Very generous.
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unstable

Suffering from severe mental illness.
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unsure

Lacking confidence or assurance.
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unsuspecting

Without suspicion; unaware.
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unusual

Out of the ordinary and unexpected; slightly odd or a bit weird.
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unwanted

Not needed or desired.
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unwavering

Firm in determination or resolution; not shakable.
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unwelcome

Not welcome; not giving pleasure or not received with pleasure.
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unwise

Lacking judgment or wisdom.
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unworthy

Undeserving; lacking in value or merit.
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unyielding

Stubbornly determined and purposeful.
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up

Ready, optimistic, and/or energized.
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upbeat

In a contented state of being happy, healthy, and prosperous.
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uplifted

Exalted emotionally, especially with pride.
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upset

Angry; unhappy, sad, or disappointed.
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uptight

Tense with anxiety or anger.
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used

Taken advantage of by someone or something.
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useless

Without beneficial use or incapable of functioning usefully.
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usurped

Without control (over personal rights, for example) without authority and possibly with force.
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