terms |
unkent |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective unkent is
(obsolete|or|scotland) unknown; strange.
unbent |
unkent |
As adjectives the difference between unbent and unkent
is that
unbent is not bent while
unkent is (obsolete|or|scotland) unknown; strange.
As a verb unbent
is (
unbend).
unsent |
unkent |
As adjectives the difference between unsent and unkent
is that
unsent is not yet sent, mailed or posted while
unkent is (obsolete|or|scotland) unknown; strange.
unrent |
unkent |
As adjectives the difference between unrent and unkent
is that
unrent is not having been rent or torn; intact while
unkent is unknown; strange.
unlent |
unkent |
As adjectives the difference between unlent and unkent
is that
unlent is not lent while
unkent is (obsolete|or|scotland) unknown; strange.
unpent |
unkent |
As adjectives the difference between unpent and unkent
is that
unpent is (archaic) unconfined while
unkent is (obsolete|or|scotland) unknown; strange.
unkept |
unkent |
As adjectives the difference between unkept and unkent
is that
unkept is not kept (especially of promises while
unkent is unknown; strange.
untent |
unkent |
As a verb untent
is to bring out of a tent.
As an adjective unkent is
(obsolete|or|scotland) unknown; strange.