Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: In a way that causes anxiety or discomfort; to a disturbing extent.

Example: The movie was unnervingly realistic, making the audience feel uneasy.

Definition: Describing something that lacks subtlety or complexity, often oversimplifying an issue or idea.

Example: The film presented an unnuanced view of the conflict, ignoring the deeper issues involved.

Definition: Something that does not cause any objections or complaints; it is considered acceptable or agreeable.

Example: The proposal was deemed unobjectionable by all members of the committee.

Definition: Something that cannot be seen or noticed.

Example: The unobservable particles in the experiment were difficult to study.

Definition: Not seen or noticed by anyone.

Example: The unobserved bird quickly flew away when it sensed danger.

Definition: In a manner that is not seen or noticed by anyone.

Example: The thief left the scene unobserved, making it difficult for the police to find any evidence.

Definition: Not able to be obtained or reached.

Example: The rare artifact was deemed unobtainable by the museum.

Definition: Something that does not attract attention or is not easily noticed; it blends in without being obvious or intrusive.

Example: The design of the new building is unobtrusive, allowing it to fit in with the surrounding architecture.

Definition: In a way that does not attract attention or disturb others; quietly and discreetly.

Example: She unobtrusively observed the meeting from the back of the room.

Definition: The quality of not attracting attention or being noticeable; being discreet and subtle.

Example: Her unobtrusiveness made her a perfect guest at the party, as she blended in without drawing any attention.

Definition: Not challenged or resisted by anyone; occurring without opposition.

Example: The candidate was unopposed in the election, which made it easier for them to win.