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Traditional English :: unconscionable
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unconstious.html - adj. 1 a having no conscience. b contrary to conscience. 2 a unreasonably excessive (an unconscionable length of time). b not right or reasonable. unconscionableness n. unconscionably adv. [UN-(1) + obs. conscionable f. conscions obs. var. of CONSCIENCE] |
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Traditional English :: unconscious
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unconstious.html - adj. & n. --adj. not conscious (unconscious of any change; fell unconscious on the floor; an unconscious prejudice). --n. that part of the mind which is inaccessible to the conscious mind but which affects behaviour, emotions, etc. (cf. collective unconscious). unconsciously adv. unconsciousness n. |
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Traditional English :: unconsecrated
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unconstious.html - adj.
not consecrated. |
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Traditional English :: unconsenting
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unconstious.html - adj.
not consenting. |
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Traditional English :: unconsidered
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unconstious.html - adj.
1 not considered; disregarded.
2 (of a response etc.) immediate; not premeditated. |
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Traditional English :: unconsolable
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unconstious.html - adj. unable to be consoled; inconsolable. |
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