Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Something that is difficult or undesirable, often causing discomfort or disapproval.

Example: He found himself in an unenviable position, having to choose between two equally bad options.

Definition: Something that is unmatched or has no equal; it stands out as the best or most unique.

Example: Her talent in music is unequaled by anyone in the competition.

Definition: Something that is unmatched or has no equal; it is the best or most outstanding in a particular area.

Example: Her talent in music is unequalled by anyone in the competition.

Definition: Clear and without any doubt or confusion; something that is definite and unambiguous.

Example: The results of the experiment provided unequivocal evidence for the theory.

Definition: In a way that is clear and leaves no doubt about what is meant.

Example: She unequivocally stated her position on the matter during the meeting.

Definition: In a way that is completely accurate and without any errors.

Example: She unerringly found her way back home, even in the dark.

Definition: Something that cannot be avoided or escaped; it is certain to happen.

Example: The consequences of his actions were unescapable, no matter how hard he tried to deny them.

Definition: Not morally right or acceptable; something that goes against moral principles.

Example: It is unethical to lie in order to gain an advantage.

Definition: In a way that is not morally right or fair.

Example: The company acted unethically by ignoring safety regulations.

Definition: Describing something that has not been assessed or judged yet.

Example: The results of the experiment are still unevaluated, so we cannot draw any conclusions yet.