Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: Not having help or support from others; done by oneself.

Example: She completed the project unassisted, showing her independence and skills.

Definition: Not appealing or pleasing in appearance.

Example: Many people find the design of the building unattractive.

Definition: Describing something that has not been examined or verified by an official review, especially in financial contexts.

Example: The company released its unaudited financial report to the public.

Definition: Not able to be accessed or obtained; not present or ready for use.

Example: The product is currently unavailable due to high demand.

Definition: In a way that is too difficult or painful to endure.

Example: The heat was unbearably intense during the summer.

Definition: Something that cannot be broken or damaged easily, often used to describe strong materials or objects.

Example: The unbreakable phone case protected my device from all drops and impacts.

Definition: A thing that cannot be broken easily or at all.

Example: The unbreakable glass survived the fall without a scratch.

Definition: Not suitable or safe to breathe in; cannot be inhaled without causing harm.

Example: The air in the factory was filled with unbreathable fumes, making it dangerous for workers.

Definition: Not showing any concern or kindness towards others.

Example: His uncaring attitude made it difficult for his friends to approach him for help.

Definition: Not mapped or explored; referring to areas or situations that are unfamiliar or not previously documented.

Example: The explorers set out to discover unchartered territories in the remote jungle.

Definition: Not made clear or explained; still uncertain or ambiguous.

Example: The instructions were unclarified, leaving many questions unanswered.