Exam: SAT (English)

Definition: In a way that is not anticipated or foreseen.

Example: The meeting ended unexpectedly when the fire alarm went off.

Definition: The most unjust or inequitable; lacking fairness to the highest degree.

Example: It was the unfairest decision I had ever seen in the competition.

Definition: To release someone or something from limitations or control.

Example: The new law aims to unfetter the economy and encourage growth.

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: 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: 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.

Definition: Not attractive or exciting; plain and ordinary.

Example: The job was unglamorous, but it paid the bills.

Definition: Not following the rules of grammar or standard language usage.

Example: The sentence was ungrammatical, making it hard to understand.