Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: unconscious – underlie
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unconscious, adj. [see conscious, adj.] (webplay: consciousness, consciously, know, power, sense, thought).
- Unaware; not realizing.
- Asleep; sleeping; slumbering; at rest; [fig.] self-forgetful; not self-conscious.
unconsciousness, n. [see conscious, adj.]
Lack of awareness.
unconspicuous, adj. [see conspicuous, adj.]
Invisible; unseeable; covert; not readily noticed.
uncover (-ed), v. [see cover, v.]
Reveal; revive; discover; bring out.
undecaying, verbal adj. [see decay, v.]
Unchanging; steady; constant; invariable; changeless; unalterable; not diminishing.
undefeated, verbal adj. [see defeat, v.] (webplay: victory).
Unvanquished; unbeaten; [fig.] alive; not really dead.
undepicted, verbal adj. [L. 'portray'.]
Invisible; covert; concealed; hidden; unknown; not shown; not portrayed; [fig.] spiritual.
under, adj. [see under, prep.]
- Human; mortal.
- Lower; lesser; subordinate; closer to the ground.
under, prep. [OE.] (webplay: over, rule).
- Subordinate to; subject to; governed with; controlled by.
- Covered by; protected with; kept sacred by means of.
- Experiencing; in the process of.
- Below; in a position down from; in a lower place than.
underlie, v. [see lie, v.]
Lie underneath; be controlled by; be subjected to.