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Describing words 14

39 English words (level B2) with a simple English definition and an example sentence. In the app you can hear every word and practise with flashcards, a quiz, spelling and listening.

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EnglishMeaningExample
unchangednot changedThe town is unchanged after 20 years.
uncharacteristicnot typical of someoneIt was uncharacteristic of her to be late.
uncommonrare; unusualThis bird is uncommon here.
unconcernednot worriedHe seemed unconcerned about the exam.
unconsciousnot awake because of injury or illness; also not knowingHe was unconscious after the fall.
undergroundunder the ground; also secretThere's an underground car park.
underseaunder the seaThere's an undersea tunnel.
understandableeasy to understand; also reasonableYour anger is understandable.
understandingkind and sympatheticMy boss is very understanding.
undreamednot imagined before (undreamed of)They had undreamed-of success.
undressednot wearing clothesThe children got undressed for bed.
unenthusiasticnot excited or interestedHe was unenthusiastic about the trip.
unevennot flat or level; also not equalThe floor is uneven.
unfamiliarnot knownThe area is unfamiliar to me.
unfashionablenot fashionableHe wears unfashionable clothes.
unforeseennot expectedThere were unforeseen problems.
ungodlynot religious; ungodly hour: very early or late (informal)He called at an ungodly hour.
unhelpfulnot helpfulThe staff were unhelpful.
unimaginableimpossible to imagineThe damage was unimaginable.
unitedjoined together; also agreeingThe family is united.
universalfor everyone or everywhereMusic is a universal language.
unkindnot kind; cruelThat was an unkind thing to say.
unlimitedwith no limitThe plan includes unlimited data.
unmistakablevery easy to recognizeHer voice is unmistakable.
unnaturalnot natural or normalHer smile looked unnatural.
unofficialnot officialThese are unofficial results.
unpopularnot liked by many peopleThe new tax is unpopular.
unrealisticnot sensible or possibleYour plan is unrealistic.
unreasonablenot fair or sensibleThe price is unreasonable.
unreliablenot able to be trustedThe bus service is unreliable.
unsafedangerousThe bridge is unsafe.
unsatisfactorynot good enoughYour work is unsatisfactory.
unselfishthinking of others more than yourselfIt was an unselfish act.
unstoppableimpossible to stopThe team seems unstoppable.
unsuccessfulnot successfulThe attempt was unsuccessful.
unsuitablenot right for a person or situationThe film is unsuitable for children.
unsurenot certainI'm unsure what to do.
untalentedwithout talentHe's an untalented singer.
untreatednot given medical treatment; also not cleaned or processedThe infection was left untreated.

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