Exam: IELTS

Definition: Something that is so special or remarkable that it cannot be forgotten.

Example: The concert was an unforgettable experience for everyone who attended.

Definition: In a way that is impossible to forget; very memorable.

Example: The concert was unforgettably amazing, leaving everyone in awe.

Definition: Describing something that is so bad or hurtful that it cannot be forgiven.

Example: His actions were truly unforgivable, and many people were hurt by them.

Definition: In a way that cannot be forgiven or excused; showing a lack of ability to forgive.

Example: He acted unforgivably by betraying his best friend.

Definition: Not willing to forgive or show mercy; harsh and strict, often not allowing for mistakes or weaknesses.

Example: The unforgiving nature of the exam made many students anxious.

Definition: The quality of not forgiving or being harsh and strict towards others.

Example: Her unforgivingness made it difficult for her to maintain friendships.

Definition: Not developed or expressed in a clear or definite way.

Example: The ideas presented in the meeting were still unformulated and needed more discussion.

Definition: Not willing to provide information or help; reserved or uncooperative in communication.

Example: The witness was unforthcoming during the investigation, refusing to answer many questions.

Definition: Causing or experiencing bad luck or misfortune; regrettable or unfortunate circumstances.

Example: It was unfortunate that the event was canceled due to the rain.

Definition: A person who experiences bad luck or misfortune.

Example: He was an unfortunate who lost everything in the storm.

Definition: This word is used to express regret or disappointment about something that has happened due to bad luck or an unfortunate event.

Example: Unfortunately, the concert was canceled due to the rain.