List Of Word U

Question 0

Unconscionable (un KAHN shuh nuh bul)

Answer 0

Adjective
Not controlled by conscience; unscrupulous
Leaving a small child unattended all day long is an unconscionable act

Question 1

Ubiquitous (yoo BIK wuh tus)

Answer 1

Adjective
Being everywhere at the same time
Personal computers, once a rarity, have become ubiquitous

Question 2

Unctuous (UNGK choo us)

Answer 2

Adjective
Oily, both literally and figuratively, insincere
A used car salesman might be figuratively unctuous that is oily in the sense of being slick, sleazy, and insincere

Question 3

Uniform

Answer 3

Adjective
Consistent; unchanging; the same for everyone
Traffic laws are similar from one state to the next, but they aren’t uniform; each state has its own variations.

Question 4

Unremitting (un ri MIT ing)

Answer 4

Adjective
Unceasing; unabated; relentless
Superman waged an unremitting battle against evildoers every where

Question 5

Unwitting

Answer 5

Adjective
Unintentional; ignorant; not aware
When leo agreed to hold open the door of the bank, he became an unwitting accomplice to the bank robbery

Question 6

Urbane

Answer 6

Adjective
Poised; sophisticated; refined
The British count was witty and urbane; all the hosts and hostesses wanted to have him at their parties

Question 7

Usurp (yoo SURP)

Answer 7

Verb
To seize wrongfully
The founder’s scheming young nephew usurped a position of power in the company

Question 8

Utilitarian (yoo til uh TAR ee un)

Answer 8

Adjective
Stressing usefulness or utility above all other qualities
Jason’s interior decorating philosophy was strictly utilitarian; if an object wasn’t genuinely useful, he didn’t want it in his home

Question 9

Utopia (yoo TOH pee uh)

Answer 9

Noun
An ideal society
The little town wasn’t just a nice place to live, as far as Ed was concerned; it was utopia
The opposite of utopia is dystopia