Exam: IELTS

Definition: Describing something that does not show someone or something in a good light; often used to refer to negative comments or images.

Example: The article included some unflattering photos of the celebrity.

Definition: In a way that does not show someone or something in a good light; not flattering.

Example: The article described the politician unflatteringly, highlighting his mistakes and failures.

Definition: Having no mistakes or imperfections; perfect.

Example: The design of the new smartphone is unflawed, making it very popular among users.

Definition: Not showing fear or hesitation; being very determined and steady in difficult situations.

Example: She remained unflinching in the face of danger, showing great courage.

Definition: In a way that shows no fear or hesitation; with determination and courage.

Example: She faced the challenges unflinchingly, never backing down from her beliefs.

Definition: Not clear or sharp; lacking concentration or direction.

Example: Her thoughts were unfocused during the meeting, making it hard for her to contribute.

Definition: Not having a clear focus or direction; lacking concentration or clarity.

Example: Her thoughts were unfocussed during the meeting, making it hard for her to contribute.

Definition: To open up or spread out, often gradually, so that something becomes visible or clear.

Example: As the story progressed, the mystery began to unfold.

Definition: To open something that is folded so that it is flat or spread out.

Example: She decided to unfold the map to see the route clearly.

Definition: Something that cannot be predicted or expected to happen.

Example: The storm caused unforeseen problems for the event organizers.

Definition: Something that is not expected or predicted; it happens suddenly and without warning.

Example: The project faced unforeseen challenges that delayed its completion.