Unrepair, un-rē-pār′, n. an unsound state.—adj. Unrepair′able, irreparable.
Unrepealed, un-rē-pēld′, adj. not repealed.—adj. Unrepeal′able, incapable of being repealed.
Unrepentant, un-rē-pen′tant, adj. not repentant or penitent.—n. Unrepen′tance, impenitence.—adjs. Unrepen′ted, not repented of; Unrepen′ting, not repenting.—adv. Unrepen′tingly.
Unrepining, un-rē-pī′ning, adj. not repining.—adv. Unrepī′ningly.
Unreplenished, un-rē-plen′isht, adj. not replenished.
Unreposing, un-rē-pō′zing, adj. not reposing or resting.
Unrepresented, un-rep-rē-zen′ted, adj. not represented.
Unreprievable, un-rē-prē′va-bl, adj. that cannot be reprieved.—adj. Unreprieved′, not reprieved.
Unreproachable, un-rē-prō′cha-bl, adj. irreproachable.—n. Unreproa′chableness.—adv. Unreproa′chably.
Unreproved, un-rē-prōōvd′, adj. not reproved: (Milt.) not liable to reproof, blameless.—adj. Unreprov′able, incapable of being reproved.—adv. Unreprov′edly.—n. Unreprov′edness.