Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Not providing light or clarity; failing to make something clear or understandable.

Example: The lecture was unilluminating, leaving the students more confused than before.

Definition: Not having false beliefs or misconceptions; seeing things as they really are.

Example: After years of experience, she became unillusioned about the realities of the industry.

Definition: Describing something that has only one compartment or cavity, often used in botany to refer to fruits or ovaries.

Example: The unilocular fruit of the plant contains all the seeds in a single chamber.

Definition: Something that cannot be imagined or is too difficult to comprehend.

Example: The scale of the universe is often described as unimaginable.

Definition: Lacking creativity or originality; dull and uninspired.

Example: The movie was so unimaginative that I fell asleep halfway through.

Definition: Relating to or characterized by a single mode or form.

Example: The unimodal distribution shows that most data points fall within a single range.

Definition: Describing a manner that is calm and rational, without showing strong emotions or feelings.

Example: The lawyer presented an unimpassioned argument that focused on the facts of the case.

Definition: Something that is beyond doubt or question; it cannot be criticized or blamed.

Example: The judge's decision was unimpeachable, leaving no room for doubt.

Definition: In a way that cannot be questioned or doubted; in a manner that is beyond reproach.

Example: The scientist presented her findings unimpeachably, leaving no room for doubt.

Definition: Not blocked or hindered; able to move or proceed without any obstacles.

Example: The river flowed unimpeded through the valley.