| Sr No. | Word | शब्द | Meaning | Example |
| 3524 | ubiquitous | देशव्यापी | being everywhere; omnipresent | That Christmas "The Little
Drummer Boy" seemed ubiquitous: Justin heard the tune everywhere he
went. |
| 3525 | ulterior | गुप्त | situated beyond; unstated and
often questionable | You must have an ulterior motive
for your behavior, since there is no obvious reason for it.
|
| 3526 | ultimate | परम | final; not susceptible to
further analysis | Scientists are searching for the
ultimate truths. |
| 3527 | ultimatum | अंतिमेत्थम | last demand; warning | Since they have ignored our
ultimatum, our only recourse is to declare war. |
| 3528 | umbrage | साया | resentment; anger; sense of
injury or insult | She took umbrage at his remarks
and stormed away in a huff. |
| 3529 | unanimity | मतैक्य | complete agreement | We were surprised by the
unanimity with which our proposals were accepted by the different groups. |
| 3530 | unassuaged | unassuaged | unsatisfied; not soothed | Her anger is unassuaged by your
apology. |
| 3531 | unassuming | नम्र | modest | He is so unassuming that some
people fail to realize how great a man he really is. |
| 3532 | unbridled | बेलगाम | violent | She had a sudden fit of
unbridled rage. |
| 3533 | uncanny | अलौकिक | strange; mysterious | You have the uncanny knack of
reading my innermost thoughts. |
| 3534 | unconscionable | बेशरम | unscrupulous; excessive | She found the load shark's
demands unconscionable and impossible to meet. |
| 3535 | uncouth | गंवार | outlandish; clumsy; boorish | Most biographers portray Lincoln
as an uncouth and ungainly young man. |
| 3536 | unction | गर्मजोशी | the act of anointing with oil | The anointing with oil of a
person near death is called extreme unction. |
| 3537 | unctous | unctous | oily; bland; insincerely suave | Uriah Heep disguised his
nefarious actions by unctuous protestations of his "'umility." |
| 3538 | undergird | undergird | strengthen the base of | Whereas relativity theory
undermined the Newtonian mechanics, cosmology was undergirded by it. |
| 3539 | undermine | कमजोर | weaken; sap | The recent corruption scandals
have undermined many people's faith in the city government. |
| 3540 | underscore | जांच लेना | emphasize | Adressing the jogging class, Kim
underscored the importance to runners of good nutrition. |
| 3541 | undulate | लहराना | move with a wavelike motion | The flag undulated in the
breeze. |
| 3542 | unearth | पता लगाना | dig up | When they unearthed the city,
the archeologists found many relics of an ancient civilization. |
| 3543 | unearthly | पता लगाने का | not earthly; weird | There is an unearthly atmosphere
in her work that amazes the casual observer. |
| 3544 | unequivocal | स्पष्ट | plain; obvious | My answer to your proposal is an
unequivocal and absolute "No." |
| 3545 | unerringly | unerringly | infallibly | My teacher unerringly pounced on
the one typographical error in my essay. |
| 3546 | unfaltering | अडिग | steadfast | She approached the guillotine
with unfaltering steps. |
| 3547 | unfeigned | सच्चा | genuine; real | She turned so pale that I am
sure her surprise was unfeigned. |
| 3548 | unfettered | निरंकुश | liberated; freed from chains | Chained to the wall for months
on end, the hostage despaired that he would ever be unfettered. |
| 3549 | unfledged | पंखहीन | immature | It is hard for an unfledged
writer to find a sympathetic publisher. |
| 3550 | unfrock | पद लेना | to strip a priest or minister of
church authority | To disbar a lawyer, to unfrock a
priest, to suspend a doctor's license to practice--these are extreme steps
that the authorities should take only after careful consideration. |
| 3551 | ungainly | कुरूप | awkward | He is an ungainly young man; he
trips over everything. |
| 3552 | unguent | मरहम | ointment | Apply this unguent to the sore
muscles before retiring. |
| 3553 | uniformity | वर्दी | sameness; consistency; monotony | After a while, the uniformity of
TV situation comedies becomes boring. |
| 3554 | unilateral | एकतरफा | one-sided | This legislation is unilateral
since it binds only one party in the controversy. |
| 3555 | unimpeachable | ज़ाहिर | blameless and exemplary | Her conduct in office was
unimpeachable and her record is spotless. |
| 3556 | uninhibited | बेहिचक | unrepressed | The congregation was shocked by
her uninhibited laughter during the sermon. |
| 3557 | unintimidating | unintimidating | unfrightening | Though Phil had expected to feel
overawed when he met Joe Montana, he found the experience unintimidating and
relaxing. |
| 3558 | unique | अद्वितीय | without an equal; single in kind | You have the unique distinction
of being the first student whom I have had to fail in this course. |
| 3559 | unison | एक सुर | unity of pitch; complete accord | The choir sang in unison. |
| 3560 | universal | सार्वभौमिक | characterizing or affecting all;
present everywhere | At first, no one shared
Christopher's opinions; his theory that the world was round was met with
universal disdain. |
| 3561 | unkempt | मैला | disheveled; with uncared-for
appearance | The beggar was dirty and
unkempt. |
| 3562 | unobtrusive | विनीत | inconspicuous; not blatant | The secret service agents in
charge of protecting the President tried to be as unobtrusive as possible. |
| 3563 | unprecedented | अभूतपूर्व | novel; unparalleled | Margaret Mitchell's book Gone
with the Wind was an unprecedented success. |
| 3564 | unprepossessing | unprepossessing | unattractive | During adolescence many
attractive young people somehow acquire the false notion that their
appearance is unprepossessing. |
| 3565 | unravel | खोलना | disentangle; solve | With equal ease Miss Marple
unraveled tangled balls of yarn and baffling murder mysteries. |
| 3566 | unrequited | अनबिलाषित | not reciprocated | Suffering the pangs of
unrequited love, Olivia rebukes Cesario for his hard-heartedness. |
| 3567 | unruly | अनियंत्रित | disobedient; lawless | The only way to curb this unruly
mob is to use tear gas. |
| 3568 | unsavory | बेस्वाद | distasteful; morally offensive | People with unsavory reputations
should not be allowed to work with young children. |
| 3569 | unscathed | पूरा हुआ | unharmed | They prayed he would come back
from the war unscathed. |
| 3570 | unseemly | गंदा | unbecoming; indecent | Your levity is unseemly at this
time of mourning. |
| 3571 | unsightly | भद्दा | ugly | Although James was an
experienced emergency room nurse, he occasionally became queasy when faced
with a particularly unsightly injury. |
| 3572 | unsullied | शुद्ध | untarnished | I am happy that my reputation is
unsullied. |
| 3573 | untenable | अस्थिर | unsupportable | I find your theory untenable and
must reject it. |
| 3574 | untoward | अभागा | unfortunate; annoying | Untoward circumstances prevent
me from being with you on this festive occasion. |
| 3575 | unwarranted | अनुचित | unjustified; groundless;
undeserved | We could not understand Martin's
unwarranted rudeness to his mother's guests. |
| 3576 | unwieldy | बोझल | awkward; cumbersome;
unmanageable | The large carton was so unwieldy
that the movers had trouble getting it up the stairs. |
| 3577 | unwitting | अनिच्छित | unintentional; not knowing | She was the unwitting tool of
the swindlers |
| 3578 | unwonted | असामान्य | unaccustomed | He hesitated to assume the
unwonted role of master of ceremonies at the dinner. |
| 3579 | upbraid | फटकारना | scold; reproach | I must upbraid him for his
unruly behavior. |
| 3580 | uproarious | उपद्रवी | marked by commotion; extremely
funny; very noisy | The uproarious comedy hit Home
Alone featured Macaulay Culkin, whose mugging and comic antics provoked gales
of uproarious laughter from audiences coast to coast. |
| 3581 | upshot | परिणाम | outcome | The upshot of the rematch was
that the former champion proved that he still possessed all the skills of his
youth. |
| 3582 | urbane | शिष्ट | suave; refined; elegant | The courtier was urbane and
sophisticated |
| 3583 | urchin | नटखट लड़का | mischievous child (usually a
boy) | Get out! This store is no place
for grubby urchins! |
| 3584 | ursine | ursine | bearlike; pertaining to a bear | Because of its ursine
appearance, the great panda has been identified with the bears; actually, it
is closely related to the raccoon. |
| 3585 | usurp | हड़पना | seize power; supplant | The revolution ended when the
victorious rebel leader usurped the throne. |
| 3586 | usury | सूदखोरी | lending money at illegal rates
of interest | The loan shark was found guilty
of usury. |
| 3587 | utopia | आदर्शलोक | imaginary land with perfect
social and political system | Shangri-la was the name of James
Hilton's Tibetan utopia. |
| 3588 | uxorious | uxorious | excessively devoted to one's
wife | His friends laughed at him
because he was so uxorious and submissive to his wife's desires. |
