ultimately.adverb
in the end; finally; eventually
ultimate.adjective
of the greatest significance; fundamental; elemental.(an ultimate truth); maximum (Nirvana is a human being's highest goal); being last in a series, process or progression

unrelenting.adjective
not softening or yielding in determination; hard; stern (an unrelenting leader; the principal was too stern with the students); not letting up or weakening in vigor or pace; constant (the unrelenting struggle) 
unrelentingly.adverb

usurp, usurped, usurping, usurps.transitive verbs
transitive verb senses.to seize and hold the power or rights of another or exercise authority or possession wrongfully; to act as your own authority; appropriate; to take over or occupy without right to do so (usurp a neighbor's land)
intransitive verb senses.to seize and hold as office, place or powers in possession by force or without right (usurp a throne); to take or make use of without right (usurped the rights to his life story); to take the place of by or as if by force; supplant (must not let stock responses based on inherited prejudice usurp careful judgment); to hijack and alter for purposes beyond original intent, such as what comprosed the 1776 American Constitution.vis-à-vis the satanic cabal's.concocted 1871 American corporate constitution, put in under the name Organic Act in 1878, where the United States was hijacked, being taken over by them, other examples being the hijacking of Darwin's theory, as well as the Australian shocker and so for people of many nations on Earth, including Canada; the United States for America, the We the People true government now in 2025 may be called The New Republic For (or 'Of') America or maybe just 'America', the previous one surreptitiously replaced by the cabal for their created 1871 corporation which they owned as shareholders who lived not in the area of the United States, but foreignly, beyond its shores, naming it UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, in all capitals, designating it being a corporation, a foreign corporation at that, a money making corporation, making money for the cabal and with this theft from We the People they carried on with their con right up to today, including Canada being made.subservient to them, all hidden of course from We the People.
usurper.noun,.plural.usurpers
usurpingly.adverb
usurpation.noun,.plural.usurpations
the act of usurping, especially the seizure.by royals as in the case of the estimated 500,000 children that just disappeared and of 50,000 of them who were murdered by the cabal in Canada; also sovereignty as even from royals in the case of Queen Elizabeth I of England, 1508 to March 23, 1603; a usurpation is a wrongful seizure or exercise of authority or privilege belonging to another; an encroachment.("in our own day, gross usurpations upon the liberty of private life"....John Stuart Mill), such as the cabal's hijacking the American people with their 1871 so-called constitution and overiding of the original 1776 United States For America Constitution based on the laws of God. American revolutionary Patrick Henry said."The liberties of a people never were, nor ever will be, secure, when the transactions of their rulers may be concealed from them."

More info: https://www.archives.gov/
https://www.archives.gov/founding-docs/constitution-transcript

The Act of 1871 turned US into a corporation. Type into a search engine.

Anyone who digs through American history can find the District of Columbia Organic Act of 1871, when the Crown/Vatican/Swiss Banking Cabal set up to rob everyone of their rights to land, thanks to the Crown Temple B.A.R. Broker/Attorners who made sure to set it all up for their Jesuit Rothschild Lord and Master. All we have known is war, bankruptcy and constant struggles with these stinking Banksters and their Lawyers.  A brief account of the history of the end of what we thought was freedom. It's still possible to have freedom, but it’s a constant conflict with the loathsome courts. The two consitutions of the US.

UNITED STATES Incorporated in England in 1871

UNITED STATES Incorporated in England in 1871 was governed entirely by private corporate law, dictated by the banks as creditors.

The U.S. is a Crown Colony. The U.S. has always been and remains a Crown (Roman Catholic Pope) colony. King James I, is not just famous for translating the Bible into “The King James Version”, but for signing the “First Charter of Virginia” in 1606 — which granted America’s British forefathers license to settle and colonize America. The charter guaranteed future German Roman Catholic Kings/Queens of England would have sovereign authority over all citizens and colonized land in America.

After America declared independence from the Crown, the Treaty of Paris, signed on September 3, 1783 was signed. That treaty identifies the German Roman Catholic King of England as prince of U.S. “Prince George the Third, by the grace of God, king of Great Britain, France, and Ireland, defender of the faith, duke of Brunswick (Germany’s Brunswick) and Lunebourg (Germany’s Lunebourg), arch- treasurer and prince elector of the Holy Roman Empire (Roman Catholic Church) etc., and of the United States of America“– completely contradicting premise that America won The War of Independence.

Article 5 of that treaty gave all British estates, rights and properties back to the Crown – Catholic Church Pope.

With no constitutional authority to do so, Congress created a separate form of government for the District of Columbia.The people of the 50 Union states together maintain foreign sovereign immunity.  First, an important point needs to be made clear here. IN LAW, a fictitious entity can only deal with another fictitious entity, because only parties of equal standing can communicate in law. Read that again!

utter, uttered, uttering, utters.transitive verbs
to send forth with the voice; to articulate.(words); pronounce or speak
utterer.noun,.plural.utterers
utter, utterable.adjectives
complete; absolute; entire (utter nonsense; what we think to be the utter end of the multiverse); utter darkness
utterly.adverb
entirely, completely, absolutely
utterance.noun,.plural.utterances
the act of uttering; vocal expression; the power of speaking; speech (as long as I have utterance); something uttered or expressed; a statement

uttermost.noun,.plural.uttermosts
the greatest amount or degree possible; the utmost; the uttermost end or extremity
uttermost.adjective
utmost; outermost
utmost.noun,.plural.utmosts
the most possible; the extreme limit; the highest attainable point or degree (the uttermost in reliability); the highest, greatest or best of one's abilities, powers and resources (will do our utmost to help) 
as an.adjective-situated at the farthest or most distant point; extreme (the utmost point of the Earth); of the greatest or highest degree, quantity, number or amount (a matter of utmost concern) 

unobtrusive.adjective
not obtrusive not blatant, arresting or aggressive;inconspicuous
unobtrusively.adverb
unobtrusiveness.noun.(many words ending in 'ess' are usually without pluralization - adding an 'es' making '...esses' can make the word be clumsy)

untoward.adjective
hard to deal with; stubborn; unruly; unseemly; lean minded, that is, close-minded

unravel, unraveled, unraveling, unravels.verbs
transitive verb use.to make clear of confusion or involvement; to undo or ravel (ravel and unravel mean the same thing) the knitted fabric of; to separate (entangled threads); to separate and clarify the elements of (something mysterious or baffling); solve
intransitive verb use to become unraveled

unfetter, unfettered, unfettering, unfetters.transitive verbs
free from restraint in that which is good for self and others (Romans 13:10); liberate (see fetter); to set free or keep free from restrictions which harness something

usury.noun,.plural.usuries
interest on money, ok to do in some cases, such as:.Luke 19:23; but compounding the interest on money, such as what happens normally today, is akin to slavery; the lending of money, which can be created out of thin air by banks allowed to do so and that created also with the load factor of an interest charge on this 'thin air' money, different than the investment of money earned and used to advance service to humanity; usury was forbidden throughout ancient history; why? Proverbs 11:15 "He that is surety for a stranger shall smart for it and he that hates suretyship is sure."
usurious.adjective
practicing usury; of or constituting usury (usurious interest rates; loaning at over 10% interest was a crime until banks increased lending rates)
usuriously.adverb
usuriousness.noun,.plural.usuriousnesses

underling.noun,.plural.underlings
one who is under the orders of another; subordinate; inferior

untenable.adjective
not tenable; that cannot be defended; incapable of being tenanted or occupied; being such that maintenance or defense is impossible (an untenable document); being such that occupation or habitation is impossible (untenable quarters {the place being so messy, no one would live there})
untenability.noun,.plural.untenabilities
untenableness.noun,.plural.untenablenesses
untenably.adverb

utilize, utilizing, utilized, utilizes.transitive verbs
to put to use; get profit or benefit from by using
utilization.noun,.plural.utilizations
utilizable.adjective

uracil.proper noun
a pyrimidine-(colorless, crystalline organic-compound)-derivative, which is a major component of nucleic acids and nucleotides; like purine is an organic nitrogenous base soluble in water

ultrasonic.adjective
having a frequency above the human ear's audibility limit of about 20,000 Hertz, used of waves and vibrations 
ultrasonically.adverb

ultra.adjective
going beyond what is usual or ordinary; on the far side of; beyond; ultra is added to adjectives to form other adjectives that emphasize that something or someone has a quality to an extreme degree (that skateboard move was ultra cool); going beyond others or beyond due limit; of, relating to or espousing extreme devotion, as to a cause (ancient Pharisees in the time of Emmanuel on Earth were ultrareligious); immoderately.adhering to a belief, fashion or course of action; extreme; beyond the range, scope or limit of (ultrasonic; ultraviolet; a wide range of ultra-modern equipment; an ultra-modern building; these servicemen were ultra-cautious when it came to aircraft maintenance); above and beyond something in a range; (an ultra-light jacket; an ultra-ambitious executive)
ultra.noun
extremist

ultra vires.adverb.or.adjective
beyond the scope or in excess of legal power or authority; beyond the legal authority of an individual or corporation, as opposed to intra vires; beyond an entity's legal power or authority

universe.noun,.plural.universes
the whole body of things and phenomena observed or postulated; cosmos; the entire celestial cosmos; our home universe being the Milky Way-Galaxy

unified field.proper noun
a recent discovery, the unified field describes nature at all energies; i.e. what happens if the energies can be adjusted to equivalent GeV, say 10 to the 16th or 18th power?; the experience of the unified field which is pure consciousness constitutes a fourth major state of human consciousness, physiologically and subjectively.distinct from waking, dreaming and deep sleep; this experience is marked by the onset.of global (all over the brain area) EEG (Electroencephalogram) coherence.and increased alpha power, indicating maximum orderliness of brain functioning and utilization of the total brain

Einstein spent 30 years of his life searching for a unifying theory to reconcile that which he was aware of regarding the functioning of the multiverse. He never found it. Dr. John Hagelin has found it

The unified field is silent yet from its enormous potential comes everything. One experiences the unified field in meditation. No, lights don't go off. No, you hear nothing. No, you feel nothing. That's just it. It's a field of 'nothingness', that is, nothingness compared to what we comprehend about the physical world we are in. It's just a field of silence. It seems hokey but it's not, as it's from here that things well up to your conscious mind's attention. It's from here one can make a difference. Meditation allows the conscious mind to identify itself with the unified field in the stillness of pure consciousness.

Life on Earth is very sensitive to the values of fundamental. physical constants. The tiniest change in any of these.(or these).would result in changes so drastic that life as we know it would not, could not, exist. It's the Universal Intelligent Energy/Spirit that continues sustaining the universe and our world as we know it.

From ICID (International Center for Invincible Defense, invincibledefense.org) brochure:."The unified field uses Gauge supersymmetry which is the scientific principle through which the Unified Field dynamically upholds its unity. Its perfectly balanced supersymmetric union of diametrically opposed tendencies, is known as Bose and Fermi fields. If this perfect, supersymmetric balance were to be challenged by potentially disruptive permutations among its bosonic and fermionic components, then specialized components of the Unified Field called gauge gravitinos.spontaneously respond with a countervailing force, preserving the perfect symmetry of the system. All these fundamental principles of invincibility—the principle of indomitable strength, the principle of impenetrable.coherence.(the Meissner Effect).and the principle of infinite adaptability.(gauge supersymmetry)—become fully functional in the nation when the qualities of the Unified Field are enlivened in national consciousness through large groups of coherence-creating experts practicing the Invincible Defense Technology. These cutting-edge scientific principles of invincibility from physics explain how, in modern scientific terms, by enlivening total Natural Law.(how?)—the Unified Field—and its invincible qualities in the collective consciousness of society, the Invincible Defense Technology creates indomitable strength and national invincibility—as confirmed by extensive published research."

When in this amazing field, the laws of the physical don't apply, for example, the QFS is anchored in this field while it functions also in our 3d world. We don't think we can live beyond a few days without water and certainly not beyond 2 months without food. How about going 11 years without food and only a cup of buttermilk about once a year and no water? This is what the engineer Hira Ratan Manak did and does..He says one gets all the nutrition he needs from the Sun and that vegetables, etc. are simply different tasting captured Sun's energy..See the movie.in which he explains how he does it. And then there's the boy who has mostly continually meditated for over a year now and is going for another 5 years. Type 'boy meditates for five years' into YouTube.

unique.adjective
one and only; different from all others; having no like or equal; unusual; rare
uniquely.adverb
uniqueness.noun.(most words ending in 'ess' are usually without pluralization - adding an 'es' making '...esses' is clumsy)

unmitigated.adjective
not lessened or eased; not mitigated

udder.noun,.plural.udders
a bag like organ containing the mammary glands, characteristic of certain female mammals, such as cows, sheep and goats

unbiased.adjective
without bias or prejudice; impartial; fair; unbiased information, opinions, advice etc is fair because the person giving it is not influenced by their own or other people's opinions (gave an unbiased account of ways to solve the problems)
unbiasedly.adverb
unbiasedness.noun,.plural.unbiasednesses

unqualified.adjective
not modified by conditions or reservations; absolute.(an unqualified success); lacking the proper or required qualifications (unqualified for the job; not qualified yet)
unqualifiedly.adverb

unfounded.adjective
not based on fact or sound.evidence leading to proof positive; groundless; baseless; not established
unfoundedly.adverb
unfoundedness.noun.(most words ending in 'ess' are usually without pluralization - adding an 'es' making '...esses' is clumsy)

undermine, undermined, undermining, undermines.transitive verbs
to weaken by wearing away a base or foundation (water has undermined the stone foundations); to weaken, injure or impair, often by degrees or imperceptibly; sap (late hours can undermine one's health); to dig a mine or tunnel beneath

unerring.adjective
committing no mistakes; not erring; consistently accurate
unerringly.adverb