Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: A person who rents property from another tenant instead of directly from the landlord.

Example: The undertenant signed a lease agreement with the primary tenant to occupy the apartment.

Definition: A situation where something is given a lower value than it is worth.

Example: The undervaluation of the property led to a loss for the seller.

Definition: Not having enough work to do, leading to a lack of productivity.

Example: He felt underworked and wanted more tasks to keep him busy.

Definition: The quality or state of being not wanted or not liked.

Example: The undesirability of the location made it hard to sell the house.

Definition: Something that is not wanted or is considered objectionable.

Example: The neighborhood has become less appealing due to the presence of undesirable elements.

Definition: A person or thing that is not wanted or is considered to be harmful or unpleasant.

Example: The city decided to remove the undesirables from the area to improve safety.

Definition: The state or quality of being not wanted or not wanted by others.

Example: The undesirableness of the proposal led to its rejection by the committee.

Definition: Something that cannot be found or noticed; it is not possible to detect it.

Example: The virus was undetectable in the early stages of infection.

Definition: Something that cannot be determined or decided.

Example: The outcome of the experiment was undeterminable due to various unpredictable factors.

Definition: Not known or decided yet; something that has not been established or clarified.

Example: The cause of the accident is still undetermined.

Definition: Something that is steady and does not change or turn aside from a path or direction.

Example: Her undeviating commitment to her goals inspired everyone around her.