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rence, accordance, Latin, consensus omnium; consistency, congruence, correspondence, coincidence.
unanimous, adj. agreed, concordant, accordant, like-minded; in complete accord, in agreement, of one mind, in harmony, at one, of a piece, with one voice; united, concerted, consentient, consentaneous, solid; harmonious, consonant, assonant, uniform, congruous.
unanswerable, adj. 1. unresol vable, undiscover-able, undetectible, insoluble; unascertainable, unveri-fiable, unconfirmable, untraceable; unexplainable, inexplicable, undecipherable.
2. irrefutable, unarguable, undeniable, incontestable; incontrovertible, unquestionable, indubitable, irrefragable; conclusive, unimpeachable, absolute, positive, definite, unappealable, indisputable.
3. unaccountable, unliable, unreponsible, irresponsible; immune, exempt, unsubject.
unapproachable, adj. 1. remote, out-of-the-way, distant, untouchable, faraway; unreachable, beyond reach, out of reach, godforsaken, forbidding; inaccessible, unattainable, unobtainable, Inf. ungettable.
2. unbeatable, unsurpassable, unimitable, incomparable; peerless, matchless, unsurpassed, unexcelled; unequaled, unrivaled, unparalleled, unmatched; without equal, beyond compare, in a class by itself, Latin, sui generis, Latin, nulli secundus, second to none; paramount, supreme, foremost, quintessential, preeminent, transcendant, superexcellent.
3. aloof, stand-offish, Inf. offish, Inf. uncome-at-able; cool, frigid, reticent, unsociable; seclusive, withdrawn, introverted.
unapt, adj. 1. unfit, unsuitable, out of character, out of keeping; unappropriate, inapposite, malapropos, out of place, inapplicable; unfitted, unsuited, ill-adapted, incompatible, uncongenial; improper, unbefitting, unmeet, incorrect, unseemly, indecorous, out of order, imprudent, impolitic; inopportune, unseasonable, untimely, ill-timed, awkward; uncalled-for, impertinent, unwarranted, irrelevant, nonger-mane, unrelated, neither here nor there.
2. unlikely, improbable, inconceivable, hardly; loath, averse, reluctant, unwilling, disinclined, not prone.
3. slow, dull, cloddish, lumbering, oafish, Inf. klutzy; bovine, stolid, dull-witted, blockheaded; incompetent, inept, maladroit, incapable; left-handed, unskillful, inefficient, clumsy, uncleft, awkward, graceless; undex-terous, Inf. butterfingered, Inf all thumbs, unadept.
unarm, v. disarm, deprive or relieve of weapons or arms, make [s.o.] put down his weapon, take [s.o.'s] gun away, frisk; disable, incapacitate, render defenseless or helpless or powerless, cripple, hamstring.
unarmed, adj. 1. weaponless, without arms, not carrying a gun or weapon; unprotected, unshielded, unguarded, unarmored, uncovered, insecure, unsafe; undefended, defenseless, vulnerable, open, exposed, open to attack, attackable, assaultable, assailable, pregnable, susceptible; powerless, helpless, weak.
2. clawless, unclawed, declawed; thornless, scaleless.
unassuming, adj. modest, unarrogant, unconceited, unvain; self-effacing, humble, self-humbling, content to stay in the background; low-key, restrained, unpre-suming, unpresumptive; retiring, demure, reserved reticent, diffident, shy; simple, quiet, plain, homely, down-to-earth, prosaic; unpretentious, informal, casual, homey, comfortable, unaffected, natural, genuine, ingenuous, Inf. regular, Inf. O.K., my or our kind of; unostentatious, unpompous, unshowy, unobtrusive; unambitious, unaspiring, unaggressive, unassertive; mild, lamblike, docile, meek, submissive.
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