Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Something that cannot be taken away or separated from a person; it is a right or quality that is inherent and cannot be surrendered.

Example: The right to free speech is considered an unalienable right in many democracies.

Definition: Not feeling separated or disconnected from others or from oneself.

Example: After years of working in isolation, she finally felt unalienated and connected to her community.

Definition: Not made less severe or intense; remaining harsh or unrelieved.

Example: The pain was unalleviated despite taking medication.

Definition: Something that is pure and not mixed with anything else, often used to describe feelings or qualities that are complete and unqualified.

Example: Her unalloyed joy was evident when she received the good news.

Definition: Something that cannot be changed or modified.

Example: The rules of the game are unalterable, so everyone must follow them.

Definition: In a way that cannot be changed or modified.

Example: The rules were unalterably set, leaving no room for negotiation.

Definition: Describing something that is clear and has only one possible meaning, without any confusion or doubt.

Example: The instructions were unambiguous, making it easy for everyone to understand what to do.

Definition: In a way that is clear and leaves no room for confusion or doubt.

Example: The instructions were unambiguously stated, so everyone understood what to do.

Definition: In a way that is clear and not open to more than one interpretation or meaning.

Example: She expressed her feelings unambivalently, leaving no room for doubt.

Definition: Not willing to be influenced or controlled; resistant to suggestions or requests.

Example: The committee was unamenable to the proposed changes, insisting on sticking to the original plan.