Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Something that cannot be avoided or prevented; it is certain to happen.

Example: The rain was unavoidable, so we decided to bring our umbrellas.

Definition: Not openly acknowledged or declared; kept secret or hidden.

Example: His unavowed intentions were revealed during the meeting.

Definition: Something that is too difficult or painful to endure or tolerate.

Example: The pain from the injury was unbearable, making it hard for him to concentrate.

Definition: Existing or happening without someone's knowledge.

Example: The decision was made unbeknown to the entire team.

Definition: Not known or recognized by someone.

Example: Unbeknownst to her, a surprise party was being planned.

Definition: Without the knowledge of someone or something; not known by a particular person or group.

Example: She made plans for the party, unbeknownst to her husband.

Definition: Not suitable or appropriate for a particular situation; lacking in proper decorum or manners.

Example: Her loud laughter at the serious meeting was considered unbeseeming by her colleagues.

Definition: Not showing any favoritism or prejudice; treating all sides equally and fairly.

Example: The judge made an unbiased decision based on the evidence presented.

Definition: The quality of not being influenced by personal feelings or opinions, allowing for fair and impartial judgment.

Example: The unbiasedness of the research ensured that the results were credible and trustworthy.

Definition: Describing something that occurs without being invited or requested, often referring to thoughts or actions that come to mind unexpectedly.

Example: The memories of her childhood came back unbidden, filling her with nostalgia.

Definition: Having no marks, flaws, or imperfections; completely clean or perfect.

Example: The artist's reputation remained unblemished despite the controversy.