What is another word for un-kempter?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈʌnkˈɛmptə], [ ˈʌnkˈɛmptə], [ ˈʌ_n_k_ˈɛ_m_p_t_ə]
Related words: kempter, kempter's chicken, kempter's restaurant, kempters chicken, kempters
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Synonyms for Un-kempter:
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adj.
• dilapidated- Crumbling ,
- Decaying ,
- battered ,
- beat-up ,
- broken-down ,
- crumbly ,
- crummy ,
- damaged ,
- decayed ,
- decrepit ,
- derelict ,
- dingy ,
- dog-eared ,
- faded ,
- fallen-in ,
- impaired ,
- in a bad way ,
- injured ,
- marred ,
- old ,
- ramshackle ,
- ratty ,
- raunchy ,
- rickety ,
- rinky-dink ,
- run-down ,
- seedy ,
- shabby ,
- shaky ,
- slummy ,
- tacky ,
- threadbare ,
- tumble-down ,
- uncared for ,
- unkempt ,
- used-up ,
- worn-out .
- Dreggy ,
- Dungy ,
- begrimed ,
- black ,
- contaminated ,
- cruddy ,
- defiled ,
- dishabille ,
- dusty ,
- filthy ,
- foul ,
- fouled ,
- greasy ,
- grimy ,
- icky ,
- lousy ,
- mucky ,
- muddy ,
- mung ,
- murky ,
- nasty ,
- pigpen ,
- polluted ,
- scummy ,
- scuzzy ,
- slatternly ,
- slimy ,
- sloppy ,
- smudged ,
- smutty ,
- sooty ,
- spattered ,
- spotted ,
- squalid ,
- stained ,
- straggly ,
- sullied ,
- undusted ,
- unhygienic ,
- unlaundered ,
- unsanitary ,
- unsightly ,
- unswept ,
- unwashed ,
- yucky .
- all over the place ,
- chaotic ,
- cluttered ,
- confused ,
- dislocated ,
- disorganized ,
- heterogeneous ,
- indiscriminate ,
- irregular ,
- jumbled ,
- mixed up ,
- out-of-control ,
- out-of-line ,
- out-of-step ,
- out-of-whack ,
- scattered ,
- scrambled ,
- topsy-turvy ,
- tumult ,
- undisciplined ,
- unmethodical ,
- unrestrained ,
- unsystematic ,
- untrained .
- antiquated ,
- archaic ,
- baggy ,
- blowsy ,
- bygone ,
- dated ,
- drab ,
- dull ,
- frowzy ,
- frumpy ,
- homely ,
- moldy ,
- old hat ,
- out-of-date ,
- outdated ,
- outmoded ,
- plain ,
- scrubby ,
- stodgy ,
- tasteless ,
- unfashionable ,
- unseemly ,
- unstylish ,
- vintage ,
- wrinkled .
- Soily ,
- blackened ,
- fecal ,
- feculent ,
- gross ,
- impure ,
- loathsome ,
- miry ,
- obscene ,
- offensive ,
- putrid ,
- repulsive ,
- revolting ,
- sleazy ,
- smoky ,
- soiled ,
- uncleanly ,
- verminous ,
- vile ,
- yecchy .
- Frazzled ,
- badly worn ,
- broken ,
- contemptible ,
- desultory ,
- down at the heel ,
- fragmented ,
- frayed ,
- full of holes ,
- in holes ,
- in rags ,
- in tatters ,
- jagged ,
- mean ,
- moth-eaten ,
- notched ,
- patched ,
- poor ,
- poorly made ,
- rent ,
- rugged ,
- scraggy ,
- serrated ,
- shoddy ,
- shredded ,
- tattered ,
- tatty ,
- torn ,
- uneven ,
- unfinished ,
- unpressed ,
- worse for wear .
- ailing ,
- beat up ,
- down-at-the-heel ,
- drooping ,
- droopy ,
- flagging ,
- gone to seed ,
- overgrown ,
- poorly ,
- sagging ,
- sickly ,
- tired ,
- unwell ,
- used up ,
- wilted ,
- wilting ,
- worn .
- botched ,
- faulty ,
- fly-by-night ,
- fouled-up ,
- haphazard ,
- imperfect ,
- inaccurate ,
- inexact ,
- junky ,
- loose ,
- messed-up ,
- negligent ,
- screwed-up ,
- unmeticulous ,
- unthorough .
- abominable ,
- base ,
- despicable ,
- disgusting ,
- fetid ,
- gruesome ,
- horrible ,
- horrid ,
- ignoble ,
- low ,
- musty ,
- odorous ,
- poverty-stricken ,
- reeking ,
- repellent ,
- scurvy ,
- ugly ,
- wretched .
- bedraggled ,
- coarse ,
- crude ,
- dilapidated ,
- dirty ,
- disarranged ,
- disarrayed ,
- disheveled ,
- disordered ,
- grubby ,
- grungy ,
- messed up ,
- messy ,
- mussed up ,
- neglected ,
- rough ,
- rumpled ,
- scruffy ,
- shaggy ,
- slipshod ,
- slovenly ,
- tousled ,
- unclean ,
- uncombed ,
- unfastidious ,
- ungroomed ,
- unimproved ,
- unneat ,
- unpolished ,
- untidy ,
- vulgar .
How to use "Un-kempter" in context?
There are people who believe that an "un-kempter" is someone who never fails, no matter what the situation. This is far from the truth. An "un-kempter" is someone who falls, fails, and tempers often flare. For some, this is the life they've been dealt, and they simply have to roll with the punches. For others, it's simply a fatal flaw that they cannot overcome. But no matter what the cause, the end result is the same: an "un-kempter" fails time and time again.
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