cy pres 
(sē prā)
(sē prā)n.
The doctrine that permits the terms of a charitable trust to be modified to achieve a purpose close to the donor's original intent where the original purpose cannot be legally or practically achieved.
[Middle English, from Anglo-Norman : cy, so, as (from Latin sīc, so; see SIC1) + pres, near (from Late Latin pressē, close to, from Latin pressus, past participle of premere, to press closely; see PRESS1).]
- unnerve
- unnervingly
- unnoticeable
- unnoticeably
- unnumbered
- unobjectionable
- unobstructed
- unobtrusive
- unobtrusively
- unobtrusiveness
- unoccupied
- unofficial
- unofficially
- unopposed
- unorganized
- unoriginal
- unornamented
- unorthodox
- unorthodoxly
- unorthodoxy
- unostentatious
- unostentatiously
- unpack
- unpacked
- unpaged