Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: unsuspecting – until
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unsuspecting, verbal adj. [see suspect, v.]
- Gullible; artless; natural; unwary; unworldly; [fig.] green.
- Unaware; not recognizing; not realizing an opportunity.
- Oblivious; incognizant; uninformed.
unsuspended, verbal adj. [see suspend, v.]
Continuous; uninterrupted; nonstop.
unsuspicious, adj. [see suspicion, n.]
Innocent; trusting.
unsustained, v. [see sustain, v.]
Not supported; not kept alive.
unsustained, verbal adj. [see sustain, v.]
Dead; expired; unsupported.
untarnished, verbal adj. [see tarnish, v.]
Untainted; unstained; unfaded.
untenable, adj. [OFr < L. ten-ēre, to hold.]
Senseless; unsupported; foolish.
unthinking, verbal adj. [see think, v.]
Thoughtless; oblivious.
untie (-d, -s), v. [see tie, v.]
- Unleash; release; loose; liberate; emancipate; let go from a constraint; set free from a rope.
- Undo; reverse; resolve; repeal; rescind.
until, prep. [ME < ON und, as far as + till, to, to a point.]
- Up to the time that.
- Only up to.
- Right up to.
- Before.
- Unless.
- To the point that; to the extent that.