Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Not forced or artificial; natural and genuine.

Example: Her smile was uncontrived, making her seem more approachable.

Definition: Something that cannot be managed or restrained, often referring to strong emotions or behaviors that are difficult to keep in check.

Example: His uncontrollable laughter filled the room with joy.

Definition: Not causing any disagreement or argument; accepted by most people without dispute.

Example: The proposal was considered uncontroversial and received widespread support.

Definition: Not following the usual rules or traditions; different from what is generally accepted.

Example: Her unconventional ideas often lead to innovative solutions.

Definition: Not able to be protected by copyright laws.

Example: The idea for the project was uncopyrightable, so anyone could use it freely.

Definition: Something that cannot be protected by copyright law, meaning no one can claim exclusive rights to it.

Example: The idea for the story was considered uncopyrightable, so anyone could use it freely.

Definition: Something that cannot be fixed or changed back to a correct state.

Example: The errors in the document were deemed uncorrectable, so a new version had to be created.

Definition: Not having a relationship or connection with something else; independent.

Example: The two variables in the study were found to be uncorrelated, meaning changes in one did not affect the other.

Definition: Not supported by evidence or confirmation from other sources.

Example: The detective dismissed the uncorroborated claims as unreliable.

Definition: Referring to something that cannot be counted individually because it is seen as a whole or mass.

Example: Water is an uncountable noun because you cannot say 'two waters'.

Definition: Not graceful or refined; awkward and lacking social manners.

Example: His uncouth behavior at the formal dinner surprised everyone.