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Prefix un-
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100

Unhappy

Not happy

Ex: "My mother was unhappy when she came home and the dishes weren't done."

100

Unlock

To open or remove a lock that is preventing something from being accessible.

Ex: "Please unlock the door so we can get in the car."

100

Unfair

Not fair

Ex: "I thought it was unfair that my brother got to ride in the front seat of the car and I had to ride in the back."

200

Unable

Not able to do something

Ex: "I was unable to finish my assignment on time because I had to work."

200

Unwrap

To remove the cover or packaging from something

Ex: "She eagerly tore the colorful wrapping paper to unwrap her Birthday present."

200

Unpaid

Not paid or compensated for doing something

Ex: "Billy's allowance had been unpaid for weeks because he hadn't finished his chores, so he decided to finally clean his room to earn it back."

300

Unknown

Not known

Ex: "The person who sent the anonymous letter remains unknown."

300

Uncommon

Not common, rare


Ex: Finding a four-leaf clover may be uncommon, but if you do, that means good luck!

300

Unpack

To remove items from a bag or box


Ex: "I unpacked my suitcase right when I got back from vacation."

400

Unfinished

Not finished

Ex: "She left her painting unfinished."

400

Unacceptable

Not acceptable

Ex: "Skipping class is unacceptable."

400

Unclear

Not clear, vague

Ex: "The directions were unclear on the treasure map, so we couldn't tell where "X" marked the spot to find the hidden treasure chest."

500

Unpredictable

Not predictable

Ex: "The weather can be unpredictable sometimes."

500

Unforgettable 

Memorable, leaving a lasting impression

Ex: "The day we visited the zoo and saw polar bears swimming was unforgettable!"

500

Uncomfortable

Not comfortable, not at ease

Ex: "Wearing that itchy, tight sweater for the school play made me uncomfortable and I couldn't wait to take it off!"


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