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--n. 3 livery, habit, regalia, costume, outfit; regimentals:
When I next saw him, he was in the uniform of a Gestapo officer.
uniformity
n. 1 regularity, similarity, sameness, homogeneity,
consistency, symmetry, evenness, invariability, unchangeability,
similitude, conformity, agreement, concord, accord,
harmoniousness; harmony, concordance, accordance, conformance,
correspondence: One can easily see the lack of uniformity even
in what is supposed to be a classless society. 2 dullness,
monotony, drabness, sameness, tedium, featurelessness, flatness,
invariability, lack of variety, changelessness: After a few
days, the uniformity of the routine began to get on my nerves.
unify v. consolidate, unite, combine, amalgamate, coalesce, bring
together, fuse, join, weld, merge, confederate, integrate: The
separate elements were unified into a coherent whole. Successive
Reform Bills unified the nation.
unimpeded adj. unblocked, unchecked, free, unconstrained, unrestrained,
unhindered, unhampered, unencumbered, open, untrammelled,
unrestricted: They insist on having unimpeded access to the
files.
unimposing
adj. unimpressive, nugatory, trivial, trifling, minor,
unimportant, puny, inconsiderable, negligible: It was an
unimposing building sandwiched between two office blocks. A
more unimposing little cockalorum has seldom assailed my
sensibilities.
uninformed
adj. ignorant, nescient, unknowledgeable, unenlightened,
uneducated, unschooled, untutored, untaught, uninstructed,
unaware, incognizant: The problem is not that they are stupid,
merely uninformed and misinformed.
uninhabited
adj. desolate, empty, abandoned, deserted, unoccupied, vacant,
vacated, tenantless, untenanted; desert, unpopulated, unpeopled,
trackless, depopulated, waste, barren: Tristan da Cunha, in the
south Atlantic, is an uninhabited island.