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table, under the counter, criminal, felonious; outlawed, banned,
prohibited, forbidden, interdicted, disallowed, proscribed,
verboten; unauthorized, unlicensed, unsanctioned: Unlawful
payments had been made to councillors. Gambling has been
declared unlawful in that county.
unlike adj. 1 different (from), dissimilar (to), unalike, distinct
(from), opposite (from or to), contrasting or contrastive (with
or to), separate (from), divergent (from), incompatible (with),
distinguishable (from), far apart (from), far (from), distant
(from), ill-matched (with), unequal (to), unequivalent (to):
His notions of right and wrong are unlike those of other people.
Although they're brothers, they look quite unlike each other. 2
atypical, uncharacteristic, untypical: It is unlike you to
complain.
--prep. 3 different from, differing from, in contradistinction
to, in contrast with or to, dissimilar to, distinct from,
opposite from or to, contrasting with or to, divergent from,
incompatible with, distinguishable from, ill-matched with,
unequal to, unequivalent to: Unlike you, I've been there and
know what it's like.
unlikely adj. 1 improbable, doubtful, dubious, remote, unthinkable,
unimaginable, inconceivable, implausible: His story was
unlikely, but she decided to believe him. It is not unlikely
that he will come even if we ask him to stay away. 2 unseemly,
inappropriate, unfit, unfitting, unsuitable, uncongenial,
objectionable, unbecoming, unacceptable, unattractive,
distasteful: Claire had seldom seen a more unlikely prospect
for a husband. 3 unpropitious, unpromising, inauspicious: The
tiny shop seemed an unlikely place to find a great treasure.
unlimited adj. 1 unrestricted, unrestrained, limitless, unconstrained,
unqualified, full, absolute, unconditional, far-reaching,
unchecked, uncontrolled: He has unlimited authority to issue
all the paper money he wishes. 2 limitless, boundless, endless,
vast, unbounded, immense, immeasurable, measureless, numberless,
innumerable, inexhaustible, interminable, never-ending,
infinite, myriad, extensive,: As the wealthiest woman in the
world, she has unlimited resources to do as she pleases.
unload v. empty, dump, unpack, offload, discharge; disburden,