Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Not conforming to the accepted standard or rule; not part of the official or recognized set.

Example: The author's work was considered uncanonical because it did not follow traditional narrative structures.

Definition: Something that cannot be placed into a specific category or group.

Example: The artist's work is often considered uncategorizable because it blends multiple styles.

Definition: Not stopping; continuous; something that goes on without interruption.

Example: The unceasing rain made it difficult to go outside.

Definition: In a way that does not stop or pause; continuously without interruption.

Example: She worked unceasingly to complete the project on time.

Definition: Not inclined to criticize or judge others harshly; tolerant and accepting of different views or behaviors.

Example: Her uncensorious attitude made it easy for her friends to share their thoughts without fear of judgment.

Definition: Not criticized or blamed for something.

Example: The journalist wrote an uncensured article that expressed her true opinions.

Definition: The state of being unsure or having doubts about something.

Example: There is a lot of uncertainty about the weather this weekend.

Definition: Something that cannot be disputed or questioned; it is accepted as true or valid without any argument.

Example: The scientist presented unchallengeable evidence to support her theory.

Definition: Something that cannot be changed or altered.

Example: The laws of nature are often seen as unchangeable.

Definition: In a manner that cannot be changed or altered.

Example: The rules were set unchangeably, ensuring fairness for all participants.