Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Not having a clear or organized structure; lacking a formal arrangement or system.

Example: The workshop was unstructured, allowing participants to explore their ideas freely.

Definition: Not receiving financial support or assistance from the government or another organization.

Example: Many students choose unsubsidized loans to pay for their education, which means they are responsible for all the interest that accrues.

Definition: Not having a solid or strong basis; weak or flimsy.

Example: The argument he presented was unsubstantial and did not convince anyone.

Definition: In a manner that lacks substance or significance; not solid or meaningful.

Example: The argument was presented unsubstantially, failing to convince anyone.

Definition: Not supported by evidence or proof; lacking confirmation.

Example: The claims made in the report were unsubstantiated and could not be verified.

Definition: The quality of not being right or appropriate for a particular purpose or situation.

Example: The unsuitability of the dress for the formal event was obvious to everyone.

Definition: Not damaged or spoiled; pure and clean.

Example: Her reputation remained unsullied despite the rumors.

Definition: Not being watched or controlled by someone; free from supervision.

Example: The children played in the park unsupervised while their parents watched from a distance.

Definition: Something that cannot be supported or tolerated.

Example: The claims made in the report were deemed unsupportable by the committee.

Definition: Not having any help, backing, or confirmation from others.

Example: The project was left unsupported after the funding was cut.