Ungear, un-gēr′, v.t. to deprive of gear: to put out of gear.
Ungeneralled, un-jen′e-rald, adj. made not general or universal.
Ungenerated, un-jen′e-rā-ted, adj. not generated.
Ungenerous, un-jen′e-rus, adj. not generous or liberal.—adv. Ungen′erously.
Ungenial, un-jē′ni-al, adj. not genial or kindly: not congenial: not favourable to natural growth.
Ungenitured, un-jen′i-tūrd, adj. (Shak.) without genitals, impotent.
Ungenteel, un-jen-tēl, adj. not genteel or polite.—adv. Ungenteel′ly.
Ungentle, un-jen′tl, adj. (Spens.) not gentle, uncourteous.—adj. Ungen′tlemanlike, not like a gentleman.—n, Ungen′tlemanliness.—adj. Ungen′tlemanly, acting in a manner unbecoming a gentleman.—adv. in manner unlike a gentleman.—n. Ungen′tleness, want of gentleness, rudeness, incivility.—adv. Ungent′ly, harshly.
Ungenuine, un-jen′ū-in, adj. not genuine.—n. Ungen′uineness.
Unget, un-get′, v.t. to treat one as if he had not been begotten, to disinherit.