Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: The state or quality of not being suitable or fit for a particular purpose or activity.

Example: His unfitness for the job was evident during the interview.

Definition: Describing something that does not show someone or something in a good light; often used to refer to negative comments or images.

Example: The article included some unflattering photos of the celebrity.

Definition: Not clear or sharp; lacking concentration or direction.

Example: Her thoughts were unfocused during the meeting, making it hard for her to contribute.

Definition: Not having a clear focus or direction; lacking concentration or clarity.

Example: Her thoughts were unfocussed during the meeting, making it hard for her to contribute.

Definition: To open up or spread out, often gradually, so that something becomes visible or clear.

Example: As the story progressed, the mystery began to unfold.

Definition: To open something that is folded so that it is flat or spread out.

Example: She decided to unfold the map to see the route clearly.

Definition: The quality or state of being unkind or hostile towards others.

Example: Her unfriendliness made it difficult for her to make new friends.

Definition: Not having elegance or smoothness in movement or appearance; awkward or clumsy.

Example: The dancer's ungraceful movements made it hard to watch the performance.

Definition: Describing something that has not been evaluated or assigned a score.

Example: The teacher decided to keep the assignments ungraded to reduce stress for the students.

Definition: Not following the rules of grammar or standard language usage.

Example: The sentence was ungrammatical, making it hard to understand.

Definition: Causing or likely to cause bad health; not good for your body.

Example: Eating too many unhealthful snacks can lead to weight gain.