terms |
untent |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb untent is
to bring out of a tent.
unrent |
untent |
As an adjective unrent
is not having been rent or torn; intact.
As a verb untent is
to bring out of a tent.
unlent |
untent |
As an adjective unlent
is not lent.
As a verb untent is
to bring out of a tent.
unsent |
untent |
As an adjective unsent
is not yet sent, mailed or posted.
As a verb untent is
to bring out of a tent.
untent |
unpent |
As a verb untent
is to bring out of a tent.
As an adjective unpent is
(archaic) unconfined.
untent |
entent |
As a verb untent
is to bring out of a tent.
As an adjective entent is
.
As a noun entent is
.
untent |
unbent |
As verbs the difference between untent and unbent
is that
untent is to bring out of a tent while
unbent is (
unbend).
As an adjective unbent is
not bent.
untent |
unkent |
As a verb untent
is to bring out of a tent.
As an adjective unkent is
(obsolete|or|scotland) unknown; strange.
untent |
untenty |
As a verb untent
is to bring out of a tent.
As an adjective untenty is
(scotland) inattentive; clumsy; incautious.
untent |
intent |
As a verb untent
is to bring out of a tent.
As a noun intent is
a purpose; something that is intended.
As an adjective intent is
firmly fixed or concentrated on something.
