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comprehensive: Renaissance man was regarded as possessing
universal knowledge.
universally
adv. in every case or instance, in all cases or instances,
unexceptionally, without exception, uniformly, always,
invariably: In those days, it was universally accepted that the
earth was flat.
universe n. 1 cosmos, creation, macrocosm: What arrogance makes man
believe that in all the vast universe God pays him any heed? 2
world, bailiwick, sphere, province, domain, circle, milieu,
territory, corner, quarter, microcosm: Such behaviour may be
acceptable in her tiny universe.
unkempt adj. dishevelled, uncombed, tousled, disarranged, ungroomed,
wind-blown, untidy, disordered, mussed (-up), messy, messed-up,
bedraggled, shaggy, scruffy, rumpled, slovenly, frowzy, blowzy,
Archaic draggle-tailed, Colloq sloppy: Mother would refuse to
allow us to the table if we were unkempt.
unkind adj. inconsiderate, unthoughtful, thoughtless, unfeeling,
unconcerned, insensitive, unkindly, unsympathetic, uncharitable,
unchristian, uncaring, hard-hearted, heartless, flinty, hard,
rigid, callous, tough, inflexible, unyielding, unbending,
severe, harsh, stern, cruel, mean, inhuman: It was very unkind
of you to refuse the beggar.
unknown adj. 1 unrecognized, unfamiliar, strange, unnamed, anonymous,
nameless, unidentified; obscure, unheard-of, little-known,
humble, undistinguished, unsung: Some unknown person left this
package for you. Bill is in some unknown place for the weekend.
An unknown poet won the competition. 2 unfamiliar, unexplored,
uninvestigated, unresearched, unrevealed, mysterious, uncharted,
unidentified, dark: We were now going into unknown territory.
3 unbeknownst, untold, unrevealed: Unknown to me, the thieves
were at that moment breaking in through the kitchen window.
unlamented
adj. unmissed, unmourned, unbemoaned, unbewailed, unloved:
They destroyed a statue of the late, unlamented Joseph Stalin.
unlawful adj. illegal, illicit, against the law, illegitimate, under the