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incompatible, inappropriate, foreign, alien, unassociated,
unaffiliated, unconnected, uncoupled, unlinked, unallied,
uncoordinated: Why raise a totally unrelated issue?
unreliable
adj. irresponsible, disreputable; untrustworthy, undependable,
uncertain, unstable, treacherous, flimsy, weak: He is
unreliable and unlikely to be there when you need him. The
equipment was expensive, slow, and unreliable.
unrepentant
adj. unrepenting, unremorseful, impenitent, unapologetic,
unregretful, unashamed, unembarrassed, unselfconscious,
remorseless, unreformed, unrehabilitated, unregenerate,
recidivist or recidivistic or recidivous: They were quite
unrepentant, though they had seen for themselves the harm they
had done.
unresolved
adj. unsettled, open, up in the air, moot, pending, debatable,
arguable, problematic(al), indefinite, vague, open to question,
questionable, unanswered, unsolved; undetermined, undecided,
uncertain, unsure, ambivalent, wavering, vacillating,
irresolute: The matter of joining the monetary union remained
unresolved. I am still unresolved on the issue.
unrest n. disquiet, uneasiness, distress, anxiety, anxiousness,
nervousness, anguish, unease, worry, concern, agitation,
turmoil, disturbance, trouble, strife, agony: The proximity of
the huge army on our borders caused considerable unrest among
the populace.
unruly adj. unmanageable, ungovernable, uncontrollable, undisciplined,
unregulated, lawless, disobedient, insubordinate, rebellious,
mutinous, fractious, refractory, contumacious, obstreperous,
wilful, headstrong, stubborn, recalcitrant, intractable,
defiant, uncooperative, wayward, disorderly, turbulent, riotous,
tumultuous, violent, stormy, tempestuous: She had no idea of
how to handle a capricious and unruly teenager. The first
reading of the bill led to an unruly session of Parliament.
unsatisfactory
adj. insufficient, inadequate, inferior, poor, unacceptable,