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unseal
verb
1 to remove or break open the seal of (a letter, container, etc).
2 to free or open (something that is closed as if sealed).
[Anglo-Saxon]
verb
1 to remove or break open the seal of (a letter, container, etc).
2 to free or open (something that is closed as if sealed).
[Anglo-Saxon]
unsealed
adjective not sealed; not closed, marked, etc with a seal.
adjective not sealed; not closed, marked, etc with a seal.
unseasonable
adjective
1 (also unseasonal) said especially of the weather: not appropriate to the time of year.
2 coming at a bad time; inopportune.
unseasonableness noun .
unseasonably adverb .
adjective
1 (also unseasonal) said especially of the weather: not appropriate to the time of year.
2 coming at a bad time; inopportune.
unseasonableness noun .
unseasonably adverb .
unseasoned
adjective
1 said of food: without seasonings.
2 not matured unseasoned timber .
3 not habituated through time or experience.
[16c]
adjective
1 said of food: without seasonings.
2 not matured unseasoned timber .
3 not habituated through time or experience.
[16c]
unseat
verb
1 said of a horse: to throw or knock (its rider) off.
2 to remove someone from an official post or position, especially from a parliamentary seat.
[16c in sense 1; 19c in sense 2]
verb
1 said of a horse: to throw or knock (its rider) off.
2 to remove someone from an official post or position, especially from a parliamentary seat.
[16c in sense 1; 19c in sense 2]
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