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GRE Word List-U This is a Complete GRE Word List-U. ubiquitous: being everywhere; omnipresent ulcer: sore place appearing on the skin inside or outside the body ulterior: intentionally hidden; beyond what is evident; situated beyond; unstated and often questionable ultimate :final; not susceptible to further analysis; fundamental Ultimatum :last demand; last warning; last statement of conditions that must be met umbrage: resentment; anger; sense of injury or insult unaccountable: inexplicable; impossible to account for; unreasonable or mysterious unanimity: complete agreement unassailable: not open to attack; impregnable; not subject to question unassuaged:unsatisfied; not soothed unassuming :modest unbridled :violent; uncontrolled uncanny: strange; mysterious unceremonious: not done politely without due formalities unconscionable :unscrupulous; not guided by conscience; excessive; beyond reason uncouth: boorish; clumsy in speech or behavior; outlandish unction: the act of anointing with oil unctuous :oily; bland; insincerely suave underhand(underhanded) :done slyly and secretly (being dishonest) underlying :lying below; fundamental undermine :weaken gradually; sap; dig a mine beneath underscore :underline; emphasize understate :state with less truth than seems warranted by the facts understatement: statement which is below the truth undertaker :funeral director; one whose business is to arrange burials undulating:moving with a wavelike motion unearth: dig up; discover (facts) by careful searching unearthly :not earthly; supernatural; weird; ghostly unequivocal: plain; clear; obvious unerringly: infallibly unexceptionable: entirely acceptable; not offering any basis for criticism unfaltering :steadfast; firm; not changing unfeigned: genuine; real unfetter: liberate; free from chains This is a Complete GRE Word List-U. This is a Complete GRE Word List-U. unfledged:immature; not having the feathers necessary to fly unfrock :defrock; strip a priest or minister of church authority ungainly (of someone) awkward in movement; clumsy; (of something) unwieldy unguent ointment uniformity sameness; monotony unilateral one-sided; involving or affecting only one side unimpeachable that cannot be impeached; beyond doubt or question; blameless and exemplary uninhibited unrepressed; free in behavior and feelings unintimating unfrightening unique without an equal; single in kind unison unity of pitch (in musical performance); complete accord universal characterizing or affecting all; general; present everywhere; of the universe; cosmic unkempt disheveled; uncared for in appearance; not combed unmitigated (of something bad) not moderated; unrelieved or immoderate; without qualification; absolute unobtrusive inconspicuous; not blatant unprecedented having no previous example; novel; unparalleled unprepossessing unattractive unravel disentangle; solve unregenerate making no attempt to change one’s bad practices unrequited not requited; not reciprocated unruly disobedient; lawless; difficult to control unsavory distasteful; disagreeable; morally offensive unscathed unharmed unseemly unbecoming; not proper in behavior; indecent unsightly ugly; unpleasant to look at unsullied untarnished untenable (of a position, esp. in an argument) indefensible; not able to be maintained untoward unexpected and adverse; unfortunate or unlucky unwarranted unjustified; having no justification; groundless unwieldy awkward (to carry or move); cumbersome; unmanageable unwitting not knowing; unaware; unintentional unwonted unaccustomed; unusual upbraid reprimand; severely scold upright (sitting or standing) straight up; honest; moral uproar noisy confusion uproariousmarked by commotion or uproar; very noisy (esp. with laughter); hilarious upshot outcome; final result urbane suave; refined in manner; elegant urchin mischievous child (usually a boy) urge drive or force forward (by causing impulses); drive to take action; impel; entreat earnestly urgent compelling immediate action; pressing; persistent; importunate ursine bear like; pertaining to a bear usage act or manner of using; accepted practice; way in which words are actually used usurp seize another’s power or rank (without legal authority); supplant; appropriate usury lending money at illegal high rates of interest utopia ideal place, state, or society uxorious excessively submissive or devoted to one’s wife FRom GRE Word List-U Go to The GRE Word List Index From GRE Word List-U to HOME PAGE