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-n. 2. extremist, radical, revolutionary, immoderate, sans-culotte, Politics. Jacobin, ultraist; zealot, fanatic, raver, SI. crazy; nonconformist, dissenter, heretic; leftist, left-winger, Communist, Derog. SI. commie, Bolshevik, Red, SI. pinko, pink, Inf. Wobbly; reactionary, rightest, right-winger, ultraconservative, Inf. hard-hat; diehard, Inf. bitterender; Bircher, Bourbon, Hunker, Tory.
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ultraism
ultraism, n. radicalism, extremism, immoderation, fanaticism, zealotry; die-hardism, ultraconservatism,
ultramodern, adj. futuristic, ahead of its time, Inf. years or miles ahead, SI. ultra-ultra, SI. far-out, Inf. way-out; modernistic, avant-garde, advanced, progressive, forward-looking,
ultramundane, adj. 1. extraterrestrial, extramun-dane, transmundane, supermundane, otherworldly, unworldly, unearthly.
2. supernatural, supranatural, preternatural; spiritual, mystic, transcendental; occult, arcane,
ultranationalism, n. superpatriotism, overpatriotism, jingoism, chauvinism; my country right or wrong,
ululate, v. 1. howl, bay; hoot.
2. wail, moan, groan, keen; lament, mourn, bewail; cry, weep, shed tears, sob; bawl, blubber, mewl, pule.
umbra, n. 1. shade, shadow, shadiness, shadowiness; dark, darkness, lightlessness, dimness, semi-dark, semi-darkness, half-light, twilight, crepuscule, dusk, duskiness; cloudiness, muikiness, murk, gloom, gloominess, somberness, tenebrousness, obscurity, obscureness.
2. ghost, phantom, phantasm, apparition, eidolon, image, materialization; specter, shade, spirit, Inf. spook, (in Irish folklore) banshee, Rom. Religion. manes, Rom. Religion, lemures, Rom. Antiq. larvae,
umbrage, n. 1. offense, pain, hurt, ache; displeasure, irritation, annoyance, vexation, pique, chagrin, exasperation, Inf. aggravation; indignation, huff, tiff, fume, Inf. slow burn; resentment, grudge, bitterness. 2. foliage, leafage, arbor.
umbrella, n. parasol, sunshade, beach umbrella, Fr. parapluie, Brit. SI. brolly, Brit. Facetious, gamp, Inf. bumbershoot.
umpire, n. 1. referee, Inf. ref, Inf. ump, linesman; moderator, arbiter, arbitress, Chiefly Scot. overman, judge, determiner, decider, adjudicator; arbitrator, negotiator, bargainer, reconciler, peacemaker, Obs. arbitrer; go-between, intermediary, middleman, mediator, intercessor.
-v. 2. referee, Inf ref, Inf. ump, Sports, call; ar bitrate, decide, determine, settle; judge, adjudge, adjudicate, pass or pronounce judgement, decree, sentence,
unable, adj. incapable, Obs. uncapable, unequal to, not equal to, not up to; powerless, impotent, impuis-sant, forceless, useless; incompetent, unproficient, no good, inefficient, inefficacious, ineffective, inoperative; unfit, unqualified, unfitted, unsuitable; inept, inapt, unskilled; not up to par, not making the grade, Inf. not cutting the mustard, Inf. not up to snuff,
unabridged, adj. 1. unshortened, unreduced, uncut, unexpurgated; complete, entire, whole, intact.
2. comprehensive, inclusive, inclusory, all-inclusive, all-encompassing, encyclopedic, exhaustive, thorough, blanket, umbrella; extensive, expansive, broad, widespread, sweeping, far-reaching, universal, world-wide; voluminous, large, big, sizable, substantial,
unaccommodated, adj. 1. not adapted, unadapted, unsuited, ill-suited, unfit; not right, incongruous, at odds, discordant, dissonant; incompatible, mismatched; uncomfortable, awkward, ill-at-ease.
2. without shelter or rooms, unsettled, homeless, out in the cold, stranded.
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