High Frequency Words for 5th December : Here is the complete list.

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High Frequency Words for 5th December :

Under mentioned (adj.) : mentioned below
Undermine (v) : dig beneath
Underneath (prep.) : beneath
Underpaid (adj.) : paid insufficiently
Underpay (v) : to pay less than enough
Underrate (v) : rate too low or below the value
Undersell (v) : sell cheaper than another
Undersigned (adj.) : that has been signed below
Understand (v) : comprehend, learn, know the meaning of
Understate (v) : to state inadequately
Understudy (n) : one who studies another’s role or duty to take his place his absence
Undertake (v) : take upon oneself, promise
Undertone (n) : a tone of lower pitch, a whisper, implied meaning, a light colour or shade
Undervalue (v) : under rate, value below the real worth
Underwear (n) : dress used next to the body outer clothing
Underwood (n) : small trees or bushes growing under large ones
Underworld (n) : the hell, the lower world
Undeserved (adj.) : not deserved, unmerited
Undeserving (adj.) : not deserving, unfit
Undesirable (adj.) : not desirable
Undigested (adj.) : not digested ill arranged
Undiminished (adj.) : not diminished
Undisputed (adj.) : not called un question
Undivided (adj.) : not divided
Undo (v) : untie, ruin
Undoubtedly (adj.) : without doubt
Undress (v) : disrobe, strip
Undue (adj.) : improper, immoderate
Undulate (v) : move up and down, vibrate
Undulate (n) : undulation
Unduly (adv.) : improperly, unfairly, excessively
Undying (adj.) : not dying, unceasing
Unearth (v) : exhume, discover
Unearthly (adj.) : supernatural
Uneasiness (n) : lack of ease, disquiet
Uneasy (adj.) : restless, nervous
Uneducated (adj.) : not educated, illiterate
Umemployment (n) : state of being without work
Unending (adj.) : everlasting perpetual
Unengaged (adj.) : not occupied, not doing anything

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