Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: unvisited – up
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unvisited, verbal adj. [see visit, v.]
Not frequented; deprived of guests; not receiving visitors.
unwearied, verbal adv. [see weary, v.] (webplay: long).
- Not fatigued; tirelessly [adv.]
- Constantly; ceaselessly [adv.]
unwhole, adj. [see whole, adj.] (webplay: heart).
Broken; incomplete; missing someone; lacking an important element.
unwilling, verbal adj. [see willing, verbal adj.]
Reluctant; unrelenting; [word play] not having human will; dispassionate; unfeeling.
unwind (-s), v. [OE unwindan, onwindan, to untwist, disentangle.] (webplay: ball).
- Untwist; loosen; uncoil; secrete as a thread; exude as a strand for making a web.
- Unfurl; roll out; stretch forth; [fig.] set free.
unwitnessed, verbal adj. [see witness, v.]
Not seen; not experienced physically; not proven.
unworthy, adj. [see worthy, adj.]
- Lowly; humble; of common status.
- Not deserving; not meriting [conventionally or devotionally used as an expression of humility.]
up, adj. [see up, adv.]
up, adv. [OE upp, up.]
up, prep. [see up, adv.]