Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: uncertain – unconjectured
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uncertain, adv. [see certain, adj.]
Timidly; cautiously; tentatively; not confidently; not sure-footed.
uncertainty, n. [see certain, adj.]
Doubt; incertitude; vagueness; sense of confusion.
uncertified, verbal adj. [see certify, v.] (webplay: given).
Not documented; without evidence.
unchallenged, verbal adj. [see challenge, v.]
Undisturbed; undisputed; unquestioned.
unchanged, verbal adj. [see change, v.] (webplay: altered).
Constant; changeless; invariant; unaltered; still the same.
unclaimed, verbal adj. [see claim, v.]
Not attributed; unknown ownership.
uncomely, adj. [see comely, adj.]
Unbecoming; unseemly; unattractive; not appealing.
uncommon, adj. [see common, adj.]
Unusual; extraordinary; unexpected; unanticipated; astonishing.
unconcern, n. [see concern, v.]
Indifference; nonchalance; apathy; lack of feeling.
unconjectured, verbal adj. [see conjecture, v.]
Unimaginable; unfathomable; inconceivable; not comprehensible.