Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Not changing or wavering; steady and firm in purpose or belief.

Example: Her unwavering support helped him through difficult times.

Definition: Not feeling tired; having a lot of energy and enthusiasm without becoming weary.

Example: She remained unwearied in her efforts to help others, even after a long day.

Definition: This word describes something that is very difficult to handle or manage because of its size, shape, or complexity.

Example: The unwieldiest piece of furniture in the room made it hard to rearrange the space.

Definition: The quality of being difficult to handle or manage because of size, shape, or complexity.

Example: The unwieldiness of the large package made it hard to carry up the stairs.

Definition: Hard to carry or manage due to its size, shape, weight, or complexity.

Example: The large box was too unwieldy for me to lift by myself.

Definition: Not aware of something; not knowing or intentional about it.

Example: She was an unwitting participant in the study, unaware of the true purpose of the experiment.

Definition: In a way that shows a lack of awareness or intention; done without knowing or realizing it.

Example: She unwittingly revealed the surprise party plans when she mentioned it to him.

Definition: Not used to something; unusual or out of the ordinary.

Example: Her unwonted behavior surprised everyone at the party.

Definition: The condition of being unusual or not commonly seen; something that is rare or different from what is normal.

Example: The unwontedness of the event surprised everyone in the town.

Definition: The quality of being impossible to work or function effectively; a situation or condition that cannot be successfully implemented or used.

Example: The unworkability of the plan led to its rejection by the committee.