Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: undisputed – undulating
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undisputed, adj. [see dispute, v.]
Not contested; unopposed.
undistinguished, adj. [see distinguish, v.]
Oridnary; common; unknown; not admired; not considered superior or extraordinary by others.
undiverted, adj. [see divert, v.]
Not turned aside; not distracted.
undivine, adj. [see divine, adj.] (webplay: deity, true).
Human; earthly; ungodlike.
undone, adj. [see do, v.] (webplay: accomplished, gain, makes).
- Destroyed; ruined.
- Exhausted; drained of energy.
- Baffled; confounded; perplexed.
undoubtedly, adv. [see doubt, v.]
Surely; without question.
undrained, adj. [OE dreahnian, make dry, strain.]
Not emptied of liquid; full; saturated.
undress (-ed), v. [see dress, v.]
Disrobe; remove clothing at night in preparation for sleep.
undue, adj. [see due, adv.]
Unwarranted; undeserved; too great; unreasonable.
undulating, verbal adj. [L. undulāre, wave-like motion.]
Rocking; rising and falling; pitching and rolling in a wavy motion.