Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Not feeling sorry or regretful about something; not willing to apologize for one's actions or beliefs.

Example: She remained unapologetic about her decision to leave the job.

Definition: This word describes something that cannot be challenged or disputed, especially in a legal context.

Example: The court's decision was unappealable, meaning it could not be taken to a higher court for review.

Definition: Not satisfied or calmed; still feeling anger or discontent.

Example: Despite his efforts to apologize, she remained unappeased by his words.

Definition: Not set aside for a specific purpose or not assigned to anyone.

Example: The funds remained unappropriated, waiting for a decision on how to use them.

Definition: Not suitable or appropriate for a particular purpose or situation.

Example: His unapt remarks during the meeting made everyone uncomfortable.

Definition: Something that cannot be disputed or debated; it is clear and accepted as true without question.

Example: The evidence presented in court was unarguable, leading to a swift verdict.

Definition: In a way that cannot be questioned or doubted; certainly.

Example: She is unarguably the best player on the team.

Definition: Not having skill or creativity; clumsy or awkward in style or execution.

Example: The unartful design of the building made it look unattractive.

Definition: Describing something that is not clearly expressed or defined, often referring to thoughts or feelings that are not fully formed or articulated.

Example: Her unarticulated thoughts made it difficult for her to explain her feelings to others.

Definition: Describing a sound that is produced without a burst of breath or aspiration.

Example: In phonetics, the letter 'p' can be pronounced as unaspirated in some languages, meaning it is said without a strong puff of air.