unmown |
unown |
As an adjective unmown
is not mown; unmowed.
As a verb unown is
(rare) to cease ownership.
unorn |
unown |
As an adjective unorn
is (obsolete) old; worn out; feeble.
As a verb unown is
(rare) to cease ownership.
unwon |
unown |
As an adjective unwon
is not won.
As a verb unown is
(rare) to cease ownership.
unown |
ungown |
As verbs the difference between unown and ungown
is that
unown is (rare) to cease ownership while
ungown is to strip of a gown; to unfrock.
snown |
unown |
As verbs the difference between snown and unown
is that
snown is while
unown is (rare) to cease ownership.
unown |
unsown |
As a verb unown
is (rare) to cease ownership.
As an adjective unsown is
not sown.
known |
unown |
As verbs the difference between known and unown
is that
known is while
unown is (rare) to cease ownership.
As an adjective known
is identified as a specific type; renowned, famous.
As a noun known
is in algebra, a variable or constant whose value is already determined.
disown |
unown |
As verbs the difference between disown and unown
is that
disown is to refuse to own or to refuse to acknowledge one’s own while
unown is to cease ownership.
ownership |
unown |
As a noun ownership
is the state of having complete legal control of the status of something.
As a verb unown is
(rare) to cease ownership.
