Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Not covered with a shiny finish; presented in a straightforward and honest way without any embellishments.

Example: She gave me her unvarnished opinion on the matter, without trying to make it sound better than it was.

Definition: Not changing; remaining the same without any differences or variations.

Example: The unvarying landscape stretched out before us, with no hills or valleys in sight.

Definition: To make something known or visible that was previously hidden or secret.

Example: The artist will unveil her new sculpture at the gallery opening.

Definition: To make something known or visible that was previously hidden or secret.

Example: The artist will unveil her new sculpture at the gallery opening.

Definition: Not able to be proven true or false through evidence or confirmation.

Example: The claims made in the report were unverifiable, leading to skepticism among the audience.

Definition: Not having experience or knowledge in a particular area; lacking training or familiarity.

Example: She felt unversed in the technical aspects of the project.

Definition: Not able to live, grow, or succeed; not practical or feasible.

Example: The project was deemed unviable due to lack of funding.

Definition: The most careless or not cautious; lacking awareness of potential dangers or risks.

Example: He was the unwariest traveler, often ignoring safety warnings.

Definition: Something that cannot be justified or excused; it is unreasonable or unacceptable.

Example: The manager's unwarrantable actions led to a loss of trust among the team.

Definition: In a way that cannot be justified or is not warranted; without good reason.

Example: The decision was made unwarrantably, causing confusion among the team.

Definition: Not having any reason or justification; lacking support or basis.

Example: The criticism he received was completely unwarranted and unfair.