Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: unless – unnoticed
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unless, conj. [see less, adj.]
- Except if.
- Until.
unlike, adj. [see like, adj.]
Different from; dissimilar to; having no resemblance to.
unmanifest, adj. [see manifest, v.]
Obscure; unclear; not apparent; not revealed.
unmeaning, adj. [see mean, v.]
Meaningless; insignificant; forgotten.
unmentioned, adv. [see mention, v.]
Unspoken; unnamed; unexpressed; not referred to.
unmoved, verbal adj. [see move, v.] (webplay: firm, pass, power).
- Insensate; cold; still; inactive; motionless; not capable of moving; [fig.] dead; deceased.
- Unaware whether; not conscious that.
- Firm; steadfast; unscathed; untouched; without loss of integrity.
unmoved, verbal adv. [see move, v.] (webplay: firm, pass, power).
- Firmly; steadfastly; unwaveringly.
- Quietly; calmly; stoically; without being affected.
- Forever; always; eternally.
- Steadily; reliably; constantly; regularly; according to the laws of Nature.
unnescessary, adj. [see nescessary, adj.] (webplay: needless).
Unneeded; unessential; useless; superfluous; ineffective.
unnoticed, verbal adj. [see notice, v.]
Unseen; not observed; not watched over; [fig.] seemingly missed, neglected, abandoned, or forgotten.
unnoticed, verbal adv. [see notice, v.]
- Gradually; imperceptibly; too slowly for observation.
- Anonymously; without notoriety; without attracting much attention; [fig.] humbly; meekly; modestly.