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explicitly, clearly, obviously, incontestably, irrefutably,
incontrovertibly, undeniably: If they win, they will
undoubtedly go to the pub to celebrate.
unduly adv. 1 disproportionately, excessively, overly, unnecessarily,
inordinately, unreasonably, irrationally, unjustifiably,
improperly, inappropriately: He claimed that he was being
unduly harassed by the police. 2 immoderately, lavishly,
profusely, extravagantly: Don't be unduly generous in tipping
our waiter - he did spill the soup in your lap.
unearth v. dig up, disinter, exhume; excavate, dredge up, mine, quarry,
find, pull or root out, come across, discover, turn up, expose,
uncover: The artefacts were unearthed at Boghazk”y, ancient
Hattusas. They had unearthed some evidence that would put him
away for years.
unearthly adj. 1 supernatural, unnatural, preternatural, unworldly,
other-worldly, psychic(al), extramundane, extraterrestrial,
extrasensory, supersensory, out-of-(the)-body, asomatous,
incorporeal, sublime, celestial, astral: They speculated about
what unearthly experiences space travel might lead to. 2 weird,
bizarre, macabre, nightmarish, uncanny, eerie, strange, ghostly,
spectral, unreal, Literary eldritch, Colloq spooky, creepy: An
unearthly creature appeared in a mist before her. 3 strange,
odd, peculiar, unusual, abnormal, absurd, out of the ordinary,
extraordinary, outrageous; unheard-of, unreasonable, Colloq
ungodly: The baby wakes up at the unearthly hour of three
o'clock every morning.
uneducated
adj. unschooled, untaught, uncultivated, unread, uncultured,
illiterate, unlettered, ignorant, unenlightened: It is
debatable whether the fault for being uneducated lies with the
student, the teacher, or the system.
unemployed
adj. out of work, jobless, idle, laid off, out of a job, out of
work, unoccupied, inactive, Facetious resting, at liberty, at
leisure, Brit redundant, Colloq Brit on the dole: He has been
unemployed ever since he was made redundant.
unenthusiastic