Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: In a way that is rude, awkward, or lacking good manners.

Example: He spoke uncouthly at the dinner party, making everyone uncomfortable.

Definition: The quality of being rude, awkward, or lacking good manners.

Example: His uncouthness made it difficult for him to fit in at social gatherings.

Definition: Not showing careful judgment or analysis; accepting things without questioning or evaluating them.

Example: Her uncritical acceptance of the information led to misunderstandings.

Definition: Having a smooth, greasy texture or an overly flattering manner that may seem insincere.

Example: The salesperson's unctuous compliments made me feel uncomfortable and suspicious.

Definition: In a way that is overly flattering or ingratiating, often to the point of being insincere.

Example: He spoke unctuously, trying to win her favor with his exaggerated compliments.

Definition: The quality of being excessively flattering or ingratiating, often in a way that is insincere or oily.

Example: His unctuousness made it hard to trust his compliments.

Definition: Not able to be cured or healed; a condition that cannot be treated successfully.

Example: The doctor explained that the disease was uncureable and required ongoing management.

Definition: Not feeling afraid or discouraged, especially when facing difficulties or danger.

Example: She remained undaunted by the challenges ahead of her.

Definition: Something that cannot be argued against or questioned; it is accepted as true or certain.

Example: The evidence presented in court was undebatable, leading to a quick verdict.

Definition: To help someone see the truth by removing their false beliefs or misunderstandings.

Example: She tried to undeceive him about the reality of the situation.