Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: This word describes something that has not been edited or censored, meaning it includes all original content without any parts removed.

Example: The unexpurgated version of the book contains scenes that were omitted in the edited edition.

Definition: Always reliable and never failing; consistently good or dependable.

Example: Her unfailing support helped me through tough times.

Definition: In a way that is always reliable and consistent; without fail.

Example: She unfailingly arrives on time for every meeting.

Definition: Not treating people or groups equally; not fair or just.

Example: It is unfair to give one student more time than others on the test.

Definition: In a way that is not fair or just, often leading to unequal treatment or outcomes.

Example: She felt that she was treated unfairly during the competition.

Definition: The quality or condition of not being fair or just, often resulting in inequality or injustice.

Example: The unfairness of the rules made it difficult for some students to succeed.

Definition: This word describes something that cannot be shown to be false or incorrect, often used in discussions about theories or claims that cannot be tested or disproven.

Example: The theory was considered unfalsifiable because it could not be tested through experiments.

Definition: Not showing any signs of hesitation or weakness; steady and determined.

Example: Her unfaltering commitment to the project inspired everyone around her.

Definition: In a way that shows no hesitation or doubt; consistently and steadily without wavering.

Example: She unfalteringly pursued her goals, never giving up despite the challenges.

Definition: The state of not being familiar with something; a lack of knowledge or experience about a person, place, or thing.

Example: Her unfamiliarity with the city made it difficult for her to find her way around.