Changes: List of Old English Words in the OED/UNU

Latest revision as of 10:19, 15 May 2017

Old English	n	English
Un'understanding	adj	Not understanding, comprehending, perceiving, "The thoughtless un-understanding girl was gone, and a blushing woman stood ther in her stead".
Un'upbraided	adj	Uncensured, without rebuke, scolding or chiding.
Un'upbraiding	n	Uncensure, reprove, scold or chide.
Un'upbraidingly	adv	In a manner or way lacking censure, rebuke or scold.
Un'upheld	pp	Without support, sustain or backing, as "myself unmade, ungoverned, un'upheld".
Un'upright	adj	Unerected, unperpendicular, not prone or flat on own's back. 2. bending, lacking rectitude, without probity.
Un'uprightness	n	A state or quality of not being erect, perpendicular or prone. 2. without probity, rectitude or uprightness, as "sense of sin and own u-'uprightness".
Unuttered	adj	Not uttered or expressed.

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 |Un'understanding ||adj||Not understanding, comprehending, perceiving, "The thoughtless un-understanding girl was gone, and a blushing woman stood ther in her stead".
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 |Un'upbraided ||adj||Uncensured, without rebuke, scolding or chiding.
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 |Un'upbraiding ||n||Uncensure, reprove, scold or chide.
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 |Un'upheld ||pp||Without support, sustain or backing, as "myself unmade, ungoverned, un'upheld".
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-|Un'upright ||adj||Unerected, unperpendicular, not prone or flat on own's back.  2. bending, lacking rectitude, without probity.
+|Un'upright ||adj||Unerected, unperpendicular, not prone or flat on own's back. 2. bending, lacking rectitude, without probity.
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 |Un'uprightness ||n||A state or quality of not being erect, perpendicular or prone. 2. without probity, rectitude or uprightness, as "sense of sin and own u-'uprightness".
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+|Unuttered ||adj||Not uttered or expressed.
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