Adjectives With Prefixes


Adjectives With Prefixes



Adjectives With Prefixes | English A1 Level (Beginner / Elementary)

15 Word


Unhappy


Definition: Feeling sad or dissatisfied; not happy.

  • She felt unhappy about her grades this semester.
  • He was unhappy with the decision made by the team.
  • The film's ending left many viewers unhappy.

Unhappy in a sentence


Unfair


Definition: Not just or equitable; lacking fairness.

  • It is unfair to compare her to others.
  • He thought the rules were unfair.
  • The decision seemed unfair to the players.

Unfair in a sentence


Unkind


Definition: not friendly or generous; harsh

  • It was unkind of him to say that.
  • She felt unkind remarks were unnecessary.
  • His unkind behavior affected her feelings.

Unkind in a sentence


Impossible


Definition: Not able to be done; not feasible or attainable.

  • It seemed impossible to finish the project on time.
  • He believed anything was possible, even the impossible.
  • The task was difficult, but not impossible.

Impossible in a sentence


Incorrect


Definition: not accurate or wrong

  • The answer was incorrect, so he tried again.
  • She realized her information was incorrect.
  • The teacher marked the incorrect answers on the test.

Incorrect in a sentence


Unusual


Definition: Different from what is normal or expected; rare.

  • The weather this winter has been unusual.
  • She wore an unusual dress to the party.
  • Understanding unusual events can spark curiosity.

Unusual in a sentence


Incomplete


Definition: not finished or lacking some parts

  • The assignment was incomplete and needed more work.
  • Her puzzle was incomplete without the last piece.
  • He submitted an incomplete report.

Incomplete in a sentence


Disloyal


Definition: Not faithful or loyal; treacherous.

  • His disloyal actions hurt his friends.
  • She felt disloyal for not supporting her teammate.
  • Being disloyal can damage relationships.

Disloyal in a sentence


Dishonest


Definition: Not truthful; deceptive or fraudulent.

  • He was dishonest about his homework.
  • Dishonest behavior can lead to serious consequences.
  • Understanding dishonest actions helps in character development.

Dishonest in a sentence


Nonviolent


Definition: Characterized by the absence of violence; peaceful.

  • The protest was nonviolent and respectful.
  • He believes in nonviolent methods to achieve change.
  • They organized a nonviolent demonstration for their cause.

Nonviolent in a sentence


Antisocial


Definition: Avoiding social interaction; being withdrawn.

  • He felt antisocial and preferred to stay home.
  • Her antisocial behavior worried her friends.
  • Some people can be antisocial in large gatherings.

Antisocial in a sentence


Unhealthy


Definition: Not conducive to good health; harmful to well-being.

  • Eating too much junk food can lead to unhealthy habits.
  • She learned about unhealthy lifestyles in health class.
  • Unhealthy behaviors can impact physical and mental health.

Unhealthy in a sentence


Unhelpful


Definition: Not providing assistance or support; not useful.

  • His comments were unhelpful during the discussion.
  • She found the instructions unhelpful for the project.
  • The unhelpful advice frustrated him.

Unhelpful in a sentence


Impolite


Definition: Rude or not showing good manners; disrespectful.

  • It’s impolite to interrupt someone while they are speaking.
  • He realized it was impolite to not say thank you.
  • She found his impolite remarks very offensive.

Impolite in a sentence


Unwise


Definition: Not showing good judgment; foolish.

  • It is unwise to ignore the advice of experts.
  • He made an unwise decision by not studying for the test.
  • Unwise choices can lead to regrettable outcomes.

Unwise in a sentence



Adjectives With Prefixes | English A2 Level (Pre-Intermediate)

8 Word


Untidy


Definition: Not neat or organized; messy.

  • His room was always untidy and needed cleaning.
  • She found the untidy desk distracting while studying.
  • Understanding untidy spaces can affect productivity.

Untidy in a sentence


Irregular


Definition: Not following a regular pattern; differing from the norm.

  • Irregular verbs do not follow standard conjugation rules.
  • The schedule has some irregular times this week.
  • She noticed an irregular shape in the cloud.

Irregular in a sentence


Non-stop


Definition: Another spelling of nonstop; without interruption.

  • He gave a non-stop performance that amazed everyone.
  • The non-stop rain caused flooding in the area.
  • They enjoyed a non-stop movie marathon on Saturday.

Overcooked


Definition: Food that has been cooked for too long and is no longer enjoyable; dry or tough.

  • The steak was overcooked and hard to eat.
  • She avoided overcooked meals by timing them carefully.
  • He realized the pasta was overcooked when it fell apart.

Undercooked


Definition: Not cooked thoroughly; remaining raw or insufficiently heated.

  • The chicken was undercooked and needed more time.
  • She realized the pasta was undercooked and fixed it.
  • Undercooked food can lead to health issues.

Unimportant


Definition: not significant or valuable

  • The details in the report were deemed unimportant.
  • He felt the topic was unimportant for the discussion.
  • They decided to ignore the unimportant comments.

Unimportant in a sentence


Misbehave


Definition: to act badly or improperly

  • The students were warned not to misbehave during the trip.
  • He didn’t want to misbehave in front of his parents.
  • Misbehaving in class can lead to consequences.

Misbehave in a sentence


Untrue


Definition: Not in accordance with fact; false.

  • The rumor was untrue and caused confusion.
  • He realized the statement was untrue after checking.
  • Understanding untrue claims helps in critical thinking.

Untrue in a sentence



Adjectives With Prefixes | English B1 Level (Intermediate)

7 Word


Unclear


Definition: Not easy to understand; vague or ambiguous.

  • The instructions were unclear, leading to confusion.
  • She gave an unclear explanation of the topic.
  • Unclear signals can cause misunderstandings.

Unclear in a sentence


Nonverbal


Definition: Not involving words; communication through gestures, facial expressions, or body language.

  • He communicated nonverbal cues during the presentation.
  • Nonverbal communication is important in social interactions.
  • She used nonverbal signals to express her feelings.

Nonverbal in a sentence


Irreplaceable


Definition: Something that cannot be replaced or is unique.

  • Her grandmother's necklace is irreplaceable to her.
  • The team member was irreplaceable due to his skills.
  • They considered the artwork irreplaceable because of its history.

Irreplaceable in a sentence


Misbehaving


Definition: acting inappropriately or badly

  • The misbehaving children were sent to the principal.
  • She noticed the misbehaving students during recess.
  • Misbehaving can affect your reputation.

Inappropriate


Definition: Not proper or suitable for a situation.

  • His comments were inappropriate for the classroom.
  • Wearing shorts to a formal event is inappropriate.
  • She realized her behavior was inappropriate.

Inappropriate in a sentence


Untrustworthy


Definition: Not able to be relied on; dishonest or unreliable.

  • She found him to be untrustworthy after the incident.
  • Untrustworthy sources can spread false information.
  • Understanding untrustworthy behavior is important for safety.

Untrustworthy in a sentence


Unresponsive


Definition: Not reacting or responding; inactive.

  • The patient was unresponsive during the examination.
  • He felt unresponsive to the teacher's questions.
  • The device was unresponsive to touch.

Unresponsive in a sentence



Adjectives With Prefixes | English B2 Level (Upper Intermediate)

6 Word


Uncomfortable


Definition: Causing discomfort or unease; not pleasant.

  • The chair was so uncomfortable that he couldn’t sit still.
  • She felt uncomfortable speaking in front of the class.
  • Uncomfortable situations can lead to growth.

Uncomfortable in a sentence


Irresponsible


Definition: Not showing a proper sense of responsibility.

  • It was irresponsible to leave the door unlocked.
  • He made an irresponsible decision that affected others.
  • Being irresponsible can lead to serious consequences.

Irresponsible in a sentence


Nonessential


Definition: not absolutely necessary; optional

  • The extra features are considered nonessential for basic use.
  • She decided to remove the nonessential items from her bag.
  • Nonessential tasks can be postponed if needed.

Nonessential in a sentence


Mismanaged


Definition: handled poorly or ineffectively

  • The mismanaged funds led to serious issues.
  • She was upset about the mismanaged event.
  • Mismanaged situations often require intervention.

Disorganized


Definition: Not arranged in a systematic way; chaotic.

  • His disorganized notes made studying difficult.
  • She felt disorganized after the weekend.
  • Being disorganized can affect productivity.

Disorganized in a sentence


Unproductive


Definition: not producing or achieving anything

  • The meeting was unproductive and did not lead to solutions.
  • He felt unproductive during the long day.
  • Unproductive habits can hinder progress.

Unproductive in a sentence



Adjectives With Prefixes | English C1 Level (Advanced)

13 Word


Unbelievable


Definition: Difficult to believe; extraordinary or incredible.

  • The magician performed unbelievable tricks during the show.
  • His story was so unbelievable that everyone laughed.
  • It seemed unbelievable that they had won the game.

Unbelievable in a sentence


Disinterested


Definition: Impartial; not influenced by personal feelings; unbiased.

  • The judge remained disinterested during the trial.
  • She gave a disinterested opinion on the project.
  • Being disinterested helps in making fair decisions.

Disinterested in a sentence


Inconclusive


Definition: not leading to a firm conclusion; uncertain

  • The results of the experiment were inconclusive.
  • They had inconclusive evidence in the case.
  • An inconclusive meeting left everyone confused.

Inconclusive in a sentence


Disproportionate


Definition: Out of proportion; unequal in size, amount, or importance.

  • The response was disproportionate to the situation.
  • She noticed a disproportionate number of students in the class.
  • Understanding disproportionate effects helps in analyzing problems.

Disproportionate in a sentence


Unintentional


Definition: not done on purpose; accidental

  • Her unintentional mistake caused confusion in the meeting.
  • He made an unintentional error in the report.
  • The unintentional consequences of his actions were serious.

Unintentional in a sentence


Nonchalant


Definition: showing a lack of concern or interest; casual

  • He was nonchalant about missing the deadline.
  • She responded in a nonchalant manner when asked about the test.
  • His nonchalant attitude surprised everyone during the meeting.

Nonchalant in a sentence


Unorthodox


Definition: not conforming to rules or traditions

  • His unorthodox approach to teaching was refreshing.
  • She had an unorthodox method of solving problems.
  • Being unorthodox can lead to new ideas.

Unorthodox in a sentence


Insatiable


Definition: Impossible to satisfy; always wanting more.

  • She had an insatiable appetite for knowledge.
  • His insatiable curiosity led him to explore many fields.
  • The insatiable demand for new technology keeps growing.

Insatiable in a sentence


Unprecedented


Definition: never done or known before

  • The pandemic caused unprecedented changes in society.
  • They faced unprecedented challenges during the project.
  • Understanding unprecedented events is important for learning.

Unprecedented in a sentence


Illogical


Definition: Not making sense; unreasonable or contrary to logic.

  • His explanation was illogical and confusing.
  • It seems illogical to ignore the evidence.
  • She found his argument to be illogical.

Illogical in a sentence


Unambiguous


Definition: Clear and not open to more than one interpretation; definite.

  • The instructions were unambiguous and easy to follow.
  • He gave an unambiguous answer to the question.
  • The unambiguous message was understood by everyone.

Unambiguous in a sentence


Dispassionate


Definition: Not influenced by strong emotion; objective.

  • She provided a dispassionate analysis of the situation.
  • Being dispassionate allows for clearer judgment.
  • He remained dispassionate while discussing the topic.

Dispassionate in a sentence


Unyielding


Definition: Not giving way to pressure; firm and inflexible.

  • Her unyielding determination helped her succeed.
  • He had an unyielding belief in justice.
  • Unyielding support can make a big difference.

Unyielding in a sentence



Adjectives With Prefixes | English C2 Level (Proficiency / Mastery)

7 Word


Unforgettable


Definition: Something that is very memorable or cannot be forgotten.

  • The trip to the beach was unforgettable.
  • She had an unforgettable experience at the concert.
  • His speech was unforgettable and inspired many.

Unforgettable in a sentence


Impenetrable


Definition: impossible to pass through or enter

  • The fortress was built to be impenetrable.
  • The fog was so thick it felt impenetrable.
  • His thoughts were impenetrable to others.

Impenetrable in a sentence


Inconceivable


Definition: impossible to imagine or believe

  • It was inconceivable that they would win the game.
  • The idea seemed inconceivable at first.
  • Her response was inconceivable to everyone present.

Inconceivable in a sentence


Irrefutable


Definition: Something that cannot be denied or disputed.

  • The evidence provided was irrefutable and convincing.
  • Her points were irrefutable, winning the debate.
  • He presented irrefutable facts about climate change.

Irrefutable in a sentence


Insurmountable


Definition: Impossible to overcome or deal with.

  • The mountain seemed insurmountable to the inexperienced climbers.
  • She faced insurmountable challenges but never gave up.
  • They thought the problem was insurmountable until they found a solution.

Insurmountable in a sentence


Misaligned


Definition: not properly lined up; out of place

  • The picture frame was misaligned on the wall.
  • They fixed the misaligned wheels on the bike.
  • Misaligned teeth can affect how you chew.

Indecipherable


Definition: Difficult or impossible to read or understand.

  • The handwriting on the note was indecipherable.
  • His explanation was so confusing that it seemed indecipherable.
  • The ancient text was largely indecipherable to scholars.

Indecipherable in a sentence



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