Definition: Something that cannot be fixed or changed back to a correct state.

Example: The errors in the document were deemed uncorrectable, so a new version had to be created.

Definition: Something that has not been fixed or improved; it remains in its original, incorrect state.

Example: The uncorrected version of the book contained several errors that needed to be addressed.

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: Not included in a count or not counted; can refer to things that are too many to count or have not been counted yet.

Example: The uncounted votes will be tallied after the election.

Definition: To change something from being crossed to being straight or separate.

Example: She decided to uncross her legs and sit more comfortably.

Definition: Not having been crossed or intersected.

Example: The two paths remained uncrossed, leading in different directions.

Definition: To not cross something, often referring to limbs or lines that were previously crossed.

Example: She uncrossed her legs to sit more comfortably.

Definition: To make something that is wrinkled or crumpled smooth again, returning it to its original shape.

Example: She tried to uncrumple the paper before writing on it.

Definition: To remove limits or restrictions, allowing something to be free or unrestricted.

Example: The new policy aims to uncurb the growth of small businesses by reducing regulations.

Definition: In a manner that is different from what is usual or expected.

Example: She dressed uncustomarily for the formal event, choosing a bright red outfit instead of the typical black.

Definition: Not usual or typical; different from what is commonly done or expected.

Example: Wearing a suit to the beach is quite uncustomary.