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epugnant, unfit, unbecoming, unsuitable: The parks are filled
with tramps, drug addicts, and other undesirable elements.
undeveloped
adj. embryonic, premature, immature, incipient, inchoate,
potential, latent: His sense of beauty remained undeveloped
till he visited Rome.
undiluted adj. pure, neat, straight, unmixed, uncut, unblended,
unadulterated, unwatered, unalloyed: No ice, please - I like my
whisky undiluted. How do you like the undiluted gall of the
fellow walking in here uninvited!
undisciplined
adj. untrained, unschooled, unprepared, untutored, uneducated,
untaught, unpractised, uncontrolled, disobedient, naughty, bad,
wilful, wayward, unrestrained, erratic, unpredictable, unruly,
wild: The sergeant has taken quite a few undisciplined recruits
and knocked them into shape.
undisguised
adj. open, out-and-out, unmistakable or unmistakeable, overt,
unconcealed, unreserved, unrestrained, unfeigned, unpretended,
obvious, evident, patent, clear, explicit, transparent, sincere,
heartfelt, unalloyed, unmitigated: They regarded the traitor
with undisguised contempt.
undisputed
adj. unquestioned, unquestionable, beyond question, accepted,
acknowledged, admitted, indisputable, indubitable, undoubted,
certain, sure, unmistakable or unmistakeable, definite,
explicit, clear, (self-)evident, obvious, uncontested,
unchallenged, incontestable, irrefutable, incontrovertible,
undeniable, conclusive: He proved once again that he is the
undisputed heavyweight champion of the world.
undistinguished
adj. ordinary, commonplace, common, everyday, run-of-the-mill,
pedestrian, unexceptional, plain, homespun, simple, prosaic,
unremarkable; mediocre, middling, indifferent, unexciting,
unimpressive, unpretentious, Brit homely, Colloq so so, no great
shakes, no big deal, nothing to write home about, nothing
special or unusual or extraordinary: It was an undistinguished