Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: In a way that is clear and has only one meaning, without any ambiguity.

Example: The instructions were given univocally, so there was no confusion about what to do.

Definition: Not fair or just; violating principles of fairness or justice.

Example: The decision to fire her without warning was unjust and left many employees feeling unhappy.

Definition: Something that cannot be justified or excused; it is unfair or wrong.

Example: The decision to cut funding for education was seen as unjustifiable by many parents.

Definition: In a way that cannot be justified or explained as reasonable or fair.

Example: The decision was made unjustifiably, leaving many people confused and upset.

Definition: Not having a good reason or explanation; lacking justification.

Example: The decision to fire him was unjustified and caused a lot of confusion.

Definition: The quality of being unfair or not just; a situation where someone is treated unfairly or without justice.

Example: The unjustness of the decision led to protests from the community.

Definition: The quality or state of being impossible to know or understand.

Example: The unknowability of certain aspects of the universe fascinates scientists.

Definition: Something that cannot be known or understood, often because it is beyond human experience or comprehension.

Example: The concept of infinity is often seen as an unknowable idea.

Definition: Not having knowledge or information about something; lacking understanding or awareness.

Example: His unknowledgable comments showed that he had not done his research.

Definition: Not allowed by law; illegal or against the rules.

Example: The police arrested him for his unlawful activities.