Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Something that is clear and cannot be confused with anything else; it is obvious and easy to recognize.

Example: The unmistakable sound of the train could be heard from miles away.

Definition: Something that is complete and not reduced in any way, often used to describe a situation or statement that is absolute or severe.

Example: His unmitigated failure to meet the deadline caused a lot of frustration among the team.

Definition: In a way that is absolute or complete, without any reduction or limitation.

Example: The project was an unmitigated success, exceeding all expectations.

Definition: Describing something that has not been changed or adjusted in any way.

Example: The sound remained unmodulated throughout the entire performance.

Definition: The state of not having moral principles or being indifferent to right and wrong.

Example: His actions were a clear example of unmorality, showing no regard for ethical standards.

Definition: Describing a nerve fiber that does not have a protective covering called myelin.

Example: Unmyelinated nerve fibers conduct signals more slowly than myelinated ones.

Definition: Something that cannot be named or described with words.

Example: The beauty of the landscape was so profound that it felt unnamable.

Definition: Something that cannot be named or identified.

Example: The artist created an unnameable feeling in his painting that left viewers in awe.

Definition: The condition of not being natural or normal; something that is artificial or forced.

Example: The unnaturalness of the scene made it feel like a movie set rather than a real place.

Definition: Describing something that lacks subtlety or complexity, often oversimplifying an issue or idea.

Example: The film presented an unnuanced view of the conflict, ignoring the deeper issues involved.