Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: The condition where a problem cannot be definitively resolved or determined as true or false.

Example: The concept of undecidability is important in computer science and mathematics.

Definition: Not able to be determined or resolved by a clear decision or rule, especially in a mathematical or logical context.

Example: The problem was deemed undecidable, meaning no algorithm could solve it in a finite amount of time.

Definition: Something that is hard to understand or read because it is unclear or confusing.

Example: The ancient script was undecipherable to modern scholars.

Definition: Something that has not been understood or interpreted yet.

Example: The ancient script remains undeciphered despite many attempts by experts.

Definition: Not broken down into smaller parts or components.

Example: The scientist studied the undecomposed material to understand its original state.

Definition: Not having any stains, marks, or corruption; pure and clean.

Example: The undefiled beauty of the landscape took my breath away.

Definition: Something that cannot be clearly defined or described.

Example: The concept of infinity is often considered undefinable.

Definition: Not showing or expressing feelings or emotions openly; keeping feelings to oneself.

Example: He was undemonstrative, rarely showing his emotions even in difficult times.

Definition: Something that cannot be denied or disputed; it is clearly true or certain.

Example: The evidence presented in court was undeniable and convinced the jury.

Definition: The quality or state of being impossible to deny or dispute.

Example: The undeniableness of her talent was recognized by everyone in the room.