Exam: SAT (English)

Definition: Something that cannot be defeated or surpassed; it has qualities that make it the best or most effective.

Example: The team's performance this season has been unbeatable, leading them to victory in every match.

Definition: Not being under obligation to someone; free from any duty or responsibility to act in a certain way.

Example: She felt unbeholden to anyone after making her own choices in life.

Definition: Something that is so surprising or extraordinary that it is hard to believe or accept as true.

Example: The magician's trick was so unbelievable that the audience gasped in amazement.

Definition: In a manner that shows doubt or disbelief.

Example: She looked at him unbelievingly when he told her the news.

Definition: In a way that shows doubt or lack of confidence.

Example: She spoke uncertainly about her plans for the future.

Definition: Something that is not frequently found or seen; it is rare or unusual.

Example: Finding a four-leaf clover is quite uncommon.

Definition: In a way that is not common or usual; to a degree that is rare or exceptional.

Example: She uncommonly excels in mathematics compared to her peers.

Definition: Describing a verb form that has not been changed to show tense, mood, or person.

Example: In English, the base form of a verb is often unconjugated, such as 'to run'.

Definition: In a way that does not persuade or make someone believe something is true.

Example: She explained her point unconvincingly, leaving everyone confused.

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'.