Exam: IELTS

Definition: Not supported by evidence or confirmation from other sources.

Example: The detective dismissed the uncorroborated claims as unreliable.

Definition: Referring to something that cannot be counted individually because it is seen as a whole or mass.

Example: Water is an uncountable noun because you cannot say 'two waters'.

Definition: To separate or break apart from a connection or relationship.

Example: After years of being together, they decided to uncouple and go their separate ways.

Definition: To disconnect or separate two things that are joined together.

Example: The engineer had to uncouple the train cars to allow for repairs.

Definition: Not having the bravery or confidence to face difficult situations.

Example: He felt uncourageous when it was time to speak in front of the class.

Definition: Not graceful or refined; awkward and lacking social manners.

Example: His uncouth behavior at the formal dinner surprised everyone.

Definition: In a way that is rude, awkward, or lacking good manners.

Example: He spoke uncouthly at the dinner party, making everyone uncomfortable.

Definition: The quality of being rude, awkward, or lacking good manners.

Example: His uncouthness made it difficult for him to fit in at social gatherings.

Definition: To remove something that is covering or hiding something else, often revealing what is underneath.

Example: She decided to uncover the truth about the situation.

Definition: To remove something that covers or hides something else, making it visible or known.

Example: The detective worked hard to uncover the truth behind the mystery.

Definition: Not having a cover or protection; exposed.

Example: The uncovered pot on the stove allowed the food to cool quickly.

Definition: Not showing careful judgment or analysis; accepting things without questioning or evaluating them.

Example: Her uncritical acceptance of the information led to misunderstandings.