terms |
unpleaded |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective unpleaded is
not used as a plea; not urged.
unpleased |
unpleaded |
As adjectives the difference between unpleased and unpleaded
is that
unpleased is not pleased; displeased while
unpleaded is not used as a plea; not urged.
unpleaded |
unleaded |
As adjectives the difference between unpleaded and unleaded
is that
unpleaded is not used as a plea; not urged while
unleaded is without lead.
As a verb unleaded is
.
unpleated |
unpleaded |
As adjectives the difference between unpleated and unpleaded
is that
unpleated is without pleats while
unpleaded is not used as a plea; not urged.
As a verb unpleated
is (
unpleat).
undefended |
unpleaded |
As adjectives the difference between undefended and unpleaded
is that
undefended is not defended while
unpleaded is not used as a plea; not urged.
urge |
unpleaded |
As a noun urge
is a strong desire; an itch to do something.
As a verb urge
is to press; to push; to drive; to impel; to force onward.
As an adjective unpleaded is
not used as a plea; not urged.
plea |
unpleaded |
As a verb plea
is to fold, fold up, double.
As an adjective unpleaded is
not used as a plea; not urged.