Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: The state of being disturbed or not settled; a feeling of anxiety or discomfort.

Example: The sudden changes in the economy caused a sense of unsettlement among the citizens.

Definition: In a way that causes discomfort or anxiety.

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

Definition: To free someone or something from restraints or limitations, allowing them to act freely.

Example: The organization aims to unshackle individuals from poverty and oppression.

Definition: Not tied up or restricted; free from chains or limitations.

Example: After years of imprisonment, he finally felt unshackled and ready to start a new life.

Definition: To free someone or something from chains or restrictions.

Example: After years of being held back, she finally felt unshackled and ready to pursue her dreams.

Definition: Not able to be changed or moved; firm and steady in belief or attitude.

Example: Her unshakable confidence helped her succeed in difficult situations.

Definition: In a way that cannot be changed or moved; firmly and confidently.

Example: She believed in her decision unshakably, despite the doubts of others.

Definition: Not moved or disturbed; remaining steady and firm in one's beliefs or feelings.

Example: Despite the challenges, she remained unshaken in her commitment to the project.

Definition: To pull a sword or knife out of its cover or case.

Example: He decided to unsheathe his sword before entering the dark cave.

Definition: The condition of being unpleasant to look at or not attractive.

Example: The unsightliness of the abandoned building made the neighborhood feel less welcoming.

Definition: The condition of not having the ability or skill to do something well.

Example: His unskillfulness in playing the piano was evident during the performance.