Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Something that cannot be recovered or restored.

Example: The data was lost and is now unrecoverable.

Definition: Something that cannot be saved, improved, or corrected.

Example: The situation seemed unredeemable after all the mistakes made.

Definition: Not corrected or remedied; left unresolved or unaddressed.

Example: The grievances of the workers remained unredressed, leading to further discontent.

Definition: Describing someone who is not willing to change or improve, often remaining stubborn or sinful.

Example: Despite many chances to change, he remained unregenerate in his ways.

Definition: Not controlled or restricted by rules or laws.

Example: The unregulated market led to many unfair practices.

Definition: Showing a strong and determined attitude without giving up or becoming less intense.

Example: The unrelenting rain caused flooding in many areas.

Definition: In a way that does not give up or stop; showing no mercy or flexibility.

Example: She pursued her goals unrelentingly, never allowing obstacles to deter her.

Definition: Not stopping or becoming less intense; continuing without interruption.

Example: Her unremitting efforts to improve the community were truly inspiring.

Definition: In a way that does not stop or become less intense; continuously and persistently.

Example: She worked unremittingly on her project until it was finished.

Definition: Something that cannot be taken away or eliminated.

Example: The stain on the carpet is unremovable, no matter how hard I try to clean it.