Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: unto – unvarying
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unto (un to), prep. [by analogy with until.]
- In.
- To.
- Toward; in the direction of.
- In behalf of; for the sake of; (see Matthew 25:40 “Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren ye have done it unto me”).
- With.
- For.
- On.
- According to.
- In relation to.
- Of.
- Up to.
- Into.
untold, verbal adj. [see tell, v.] (webplay: say, talk, unfold).
- Unmeasured; immense; vast.
- Not uttered; not revealed; not communicated to others.
untouched, verbal adj. [see touch, v.] (webplay: go, light, stone, years).
Not reached; not harmed; not affected physically.
untoward, adj. [see toward, adv.] (webplay: left behind).
Awkward; ungraceful; unpredictable.
untravelled, verbal adj. [see travel, v.] (webplay: foot).
Unseen; undiscovered; not journeyed over; not yet explored.
untraversed, verbal adj. [see traverse, v.]
Unfamiliar; uncharted; not crossed; not yet known.
untumbled, v. [see tumble, v.]
Undiscovered; untrammeled; not disturbed; not opened.
untwist, v. [see twist, v.]
Unwind; loosen; separate; open; lose the grip of.
unused, verbal adj. [see use, v.]
Phrase. “Unused to”: unfamiliar with; not accustomed to.
unvarying, verbal adj. [see vary, v.] (webplay: according, never).
Uniform; unwavering; not altering.