Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: In a way that is shockingly unfair or unjust; excessively or outrageously.

Example: The company charged unconscionably high prices for their products.

Definition: Not made holy or sacred; not blessed or dedicated for religious use.

Example: The unconsecrated ground was used for a picnic instead of a ceremony.

Definition: Describing something that has not been made solid or firm, often referring to materials or structures that are loose or not compacted together.

Example: The unconsolidated soil made it difficult for the builders to lay a strong foundation.

Definition: Not limited or restricted in any way; free to act or move as one wishes.

Example: The artist felt unconstrained by traditional rules and created a unique style.

Definition: Not helpful or useful; not contributing positively to a situation or discussion.

Example: His unconstructive criticism did not help the team improve their project.

Definition: Not completed or fulfilled, especially in a romantic or sexual context.

Example: Their marriage remained unconsummated due to personal reasons.

Definition: Describing something that cannot be held back or controlled.

Example: The excitement in the room was uncontainable as the team celebrated their victory.

Definition: Not thought about or considered beforehand.

Example: The decision was made in an uncontemplated manner, leading to unexpected consequences.

Definition: Not causing or likely to cause disagreement or controversy.

Example: The meeting was uncontentious, with everyone agreeing on the proposed changes.

Definition: Not denied or challenged; accepted as true without any disagreement.

Example: The witness's testimony was uncontradicted, making it a strong piece of evidence in the trial.