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Linguistics 139-144
Question | Answer |
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not abriged; not made shorter; uncut; complete | unabridged |
not biased; no prejudiced in favor of or against; fair | unbiased |
lack of concern, anxiety, or interest; indifference; apathy | unconcern |
free from deception or mistaken ideas; set straight; disabuse | undeceive |
remove a gag from; release from censorship | ungag |
deprive of nerve or courage; cause to lose self-control; upset; enervate | unnerve |
not quenchable; not capable of being satisfied; insatiable; inextinguishable | unquenchable |
do the opposite of scramble; restore to intelligible form | unscramble |
release from a shackle (anything that confines the legs or arms); set free; liberate | unshackle |
not wary; not alert; heedless; rash | unwary |
shrubs, bushes, etc., growing beneath large trees in a wood; undergrowth | underbrush |
insufficiently developed because of a lack of capital and trained personnel for exploiting natural resources; backward; beforehand | underdeveloped |
(literally "lower than a graduate") a student in a college or university who has not yet earned a bachelor's degree | undergraduate |
insufficient payment | underpayment |
insufficiently privileged; deprived through social or economic oppression of some fundamental rights supposed to belong to all; disadvantaged; deprived | underprivileged |
draw a line beneath; emphasized; stress | underscore |
sell at a lower price than | undersell |
person or persons who sign at the end of (literally, "under") a letter or document | undersigned |
a statement below the truth; a restrained statement in mocking contrast to what is being said | understatement |
one who "studies under: and learns the part of a regular preformer so as to be a substitute in necessary | understudy |
coming up; being in the near future; forthcoming; approaching | upcoming |
bring up to date; modernize; improve | update |
raise the grade or quality of; improve | upgrade |
violent heaving up; as of the earth's crust; commotion; violent disturbance; outcry | upheaval |
maintenance (keeping up); cost of operating and repairing | upkeep |
lift up; elevate; raise | uplift |
standing up straight on the feet; erect; honest; scrupulous | upright |
pull up by the roots; remove completely; eradicate; annihilate | uproot |
person who has suddenly risen to wealth and power, especially if he or she is conceited and unpleasant | upstart |
upward turn toward better conditions | upturn |
1) take or draw back or away; take out from a place of deposit; 2) leave; retreat | withdraw |
1) act of taking back or drawing out from a place of deposit; 2) retreat; exit; departure | withdrawal |
drawn back or removed from easy approach; socially detached; unresponsive; introverted | withdrawn |
hold back; keep from giving; restrain; curb | withhold |
sum withheld or deducted from wages for tax purposes | withholding |
stand up against; hold out; resist; endure | withstand |
(literally, "not standing against") in spite of; despite | notwithstanding |