Unconcern, un-kon-sern′, n. want of concern, anxiety, or solicitude.—adj. Unconcerned′, not concerned: carelessly secure.—adv. Unconcer′nedly, in an unconcerned manner: without anxiety.—ns. Unconcer′nedness, Unconcern′ment.
Unconclusive, un-kon-klōō′siv, adj. inconclusive.—adjs. Unconclu′dent (obs.), not decisive; Unconclu′dible, not to be concluded; Unconclu′ding, inconclusive.—n. Unconclu′dingness.
Unconcocted, un-kon-kok′ted, adj. not concocted, not digested.
Unconcurrent, un-kon-kur′ent, adj. not concurring.
Uncondemned, un-kon-demd′, adj. not condemned.
Unconditioned, un-kon-dish′und, adj. not subject to conditions or limitations: infinite: inconceivable.—adj. Uncondi′tional, not conditional, absolute, unreserved.—n. Unconditional′ity.—adv. Uncondi′tionally.—n. Uncondi′tionalness.
Unconfinable, un-kon-fī′na-bl, adj. not to be confined: (Shak.) unbounded.—adj. Unconfined′, not confined, unrestrained: broad.—adv. Unconfī′nedly.
Unconfirmed, un-kon-firmd′, adj. not confirmed: not verified by further testimony: not yet having received the rite of confirmation: not yet having election as bishop confirmed by an archbishop: weak.
Unconform, un-kon-form′, adj. (Milt.) not conformed, unlike.—n. Unconformabil′ity.—adj. Unconfor′mable.—n. Unconfor′mableness.—adv. Unconfor′mably.—n. Unconfor′mity.
Unconfused, un-kon-fūzd′, adj. not confused, free from confusion.—adv. Unconfū′sedly.