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ultimate
ADJ. final; not susceptible to further analysis.
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unaccountable
ADJ. inexplicable; unreasonable or mysterious.
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unanimity
N. complete agreement.
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unassailable
ADJ. not subject to question; not open to attack.
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underlying
ADJ. fundamental; lying below.
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undermine
V. weaken; sap.
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underscore
V. emphasize.
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unequivocal
ADJ. plain; obvious; unmistakable.
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unerringly
ADJ. infallibly.
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unfathomable
ADJ. incomprehensible; impenetrable.
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uniformity
N. sameness; monotony.
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unimpeachable
ADJ. blameless and exemplary.
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unique
ADJ. without an equal; single in kind.
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universal
ADJ. characterizing or affecting all; present everywhere.
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unkempt
ADJ. disheveled; uncared for in appearance.
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unmitigated
ADJ. unrelieved or immoderate; absolute.
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unobtrusive
ADJ. inconspicuous; not blatant.
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unpalatable
ADJ. distasteful; disagreeable.
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unprecedented
ADJ. novel; unparalleled.
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unravel
V. disentangle; solve.
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unrequited
ADJ. not reciprocated.
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untenable
ADJ. indefensible; not able to be maintained.
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unwarranted
ADJ. unjustified; groundless; undeserved.
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unwieldy
ADJ. awkward; cumbersome; unmanageable.
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unwitting
ADJ. unintentional; not knowing.
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upshot
N. outcome.
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urbane
ADJ. suave; refined; elegant.
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usurp
V. seize another’s power or rank.
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utopia
N. ideal place, state, or society.
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vacillate
V. waver; fluctuate.
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valedictory
ADJ. pertaining to farewell.
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valid
ADJ. Iogically convincing; sound; legally acceptable.
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validate
V. confirm; ratify.
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valor
N. bravery.
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vantage
N. position giving an advantage.
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vapid
ADJ. dull and unimaginative; insipid and flavorless.
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vaporize
V. turn into vapor (steam, gas, fog, etc.).
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vehement
ADJ. forceful; intensely emotional; with marked vigor.
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velocity
N. speed.
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venerable
ADJ. deserving high respect.
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venerate
V. revere.
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vent
N. a small opening; outlet.
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vent
V. (1) make known (opinions, feelings); (2) give off; (3) give emotional release to.
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venturesome
ADJ. bold.
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veracity
N. truthfulness.
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verbalize
V. put into words.
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verbiage
N. pompous array of words.
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verbose
ADJ. wordy.
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verge
N. border; edge.
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verity
N. quality of being true; lasting truth or principle.