1680s, of clergy, "not holding a position of dignity," from un- (1) "not" + dignified. Meaning "lacking in dignity of manner" is attested from 1782.
undeveloped
undeviating
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undifferentiated
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undignified
undiluted
undiminished
undine
undisciplined
undisclosed
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