Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Something that cannot be measured or expressed in numbers.

Example: The impact of the project on community well-being is largely unquantifiable.

Definition: Something that cannot be measured or counted.

Example: The value of love is often seen as unquantifiable.

Definition: Something that is certain and cannot be doubted or questioned.

Example: Her talent for music is unquestionable, as she has won many awards.

Definition: Something that is accepted without doubt or challenge; it is certain and not questioned.

Example: Her authority in the field is unquestioned by her peers.

Definition: The state or quality of not being real or existing in reality; something that is imaginary or lacks substance.

Example: In her dreams, she often experienced a sense of unreality that made everything feel strange and distant.

Definition: Something that cannot be achieved or made real.

Example: The project was deemed unrealizable due to its high costs and complexity.

Definition: Not fair or sensible; going beyond what is reasonable or acceptable.

Example: The manager made unreasonable demands on the employees, expecting them to work overtime without pay.

Definition: Not based on logical thinking or reasoning; lacking justification or rational support.

Example: His unreasoned opinions often led to misunderstandings.

Definition: In a way that cannot be recognized or identified; to such an extent that something is no longer recognizable.

Example: The landscape had changed unrecognizably after the storm.

Definition: Not identified or acknowledged; something that has not been accepted or noticed.

Example: The unrecognized artist finally received the attention she deserved.

Definition: Describing two or more things that cannot be made compatible or brought to agreement.

Example: The two sides had unreconcilable differences that made negotiation impossible.