Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: unobtained – unpretension
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unobtained, adj. [see obtain, v.]
unobtrusive, adj. [see obtrude, v.]
unopened, adj. [see open, v.]
Unexamined; unused; closed.
unpaid, adj. [see pay, v.]
Unfulfilled; undischarged; owed; outstanding.
unperceived, adj. [see perceive, v.]
unperverted, adj. [Fr. < L. pervert-ěre, to turn the wrong way, error, or corrupt.]
Not diverged from the moral way.
unplausible, adj. [see plausible, adj.]
Unbelievable; incredible; doubtful; unreasonable; unconvincing; questionable; improbable; dumbfounding.
unprepared, verbal adj. [see prepare, v.]
Unready; hesitating; awkward; not fitted by previous measures.
unpretending, verbal adj. [L. prætend-ěre, to stretch forth; see pretense, n.]
Unassuming; simple; not claiming distinction.
unpretension, n. [see unpretending, adj.]
Bluntness; simplicity; stark truth.