"Unagreeable" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Displeasing or unwelcome; not satisfying or acceptable.
Example: "The unagreeable weather made it difficult to enjoy the picnic."
Not influenced or changed in any way; unaffected, in the senses of untouched, unaltered, and unavoidable.<br><br>Example: <br><br>"You looked unaffected by the news of the breakup."<br><br>It can also mean still existing or effective after some condition or obstacle: <br><br>"The building still stands unaffected by the earthquake."
The state of not being affected or influenced by external circumstances or events, or being unimpacted by something. Imperviousness, immunity, or indifference.
Not affiliated or officially connected with an organization, institution, or group. Not a member of a particular association or movement. Not dependent on or controlled by another.
Fearless; bold; willing to take risks or speak one's mind freely, without showing fear or hesitation.
Not aggressive or confrontational; non-combative. A person who is unaggressive is gentle, friendly, and non-confrontational. They tend to avoid arguments and conflicts and prefer peaceful resolution of problems.
Meaning: Refers to something that has not been broadcast or presented publicly, especially a TV show, play, or program that has not been shown or performed yet.<br><br>Example sentence: "The unaired pilot episode of the new TV show was rejected by the network."
Unaka can refer to several things, but most commonly it is a Japanese and Nigerian word.<br><br>1. Japanese: Unaka is a Japanese suffix typically used to indicate a quantity or combination of things, similar to "-bound" or "coupon" in English. For example: "10 oranges (10 unaka no orange)".<br><br>In Nigeria, however, "unaka" refers to a certain type of fruit or food.
Unakite is a type of mineral, a type of Feldspar, which is a group of rock-forming minerals that make up a significant portion of the Earth's crust. It is a silicate mineral belonging to the euhedral class of minerals.<br><br>Unakite is formed by the metamorphism of granite and schist and has the chemical formula (Na,Ca)[Ca,Fe,Al,Mg,Mn][Si4O10] (OH,F)2. Typically, it is a spotted or mottled green, pink, brown, or greenish-brown stone. Unakite gets its name from its discovery in Unakalee Creek, near Sanford, North Carolina. It was later used for the production of rounds, cabbing material and tumbled stones.
Unalaschensis is a Latin adjective used in the naming of scientific species. It is derived from the word "Unalaska", a small island in the Aleutian Islands, Alaska. In scientific nomenclature, it often refers to species that are found on or near this island.<br><br>Specifically, in biological nomenclature, you'll find this term used in species names, such as Lepus unalaschcensis which is a subspecies of the Arctic hare.