"Unfurnished" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Not provided with furniture.
Without sufficient funding or financial support. Not having the necessary resources to accomplish a task or project.
Unfurled means to spread or open something, especially a flag or a sail, in a wide or extended position. It can also refer to something that is fully revealed or made known.
The verb "unfurl" is a literary term that means to spread or open out something that has been previously rolled up or folded, such as a flag, sail, or banner.<br><br>Example: She carefully began to unfurl the large map to reveal the intricate details.<br><br>As a metaphor, unfurl can also be used to describe something unfolding or developing over time, such as an idea or a plan.<br><br>Example: Her creative thought began to unfurl into a brilliant idea for a new novel.<br><br>The word has a sense of gradual and intentional progression, often conveying a sense of something being slowly revealed or expanded.
To spread or open out something, such as a flag or a leaf, from being folded or coiled into a smaller space.
The term "unfussiness" refers to a lack of fuss or trouble. It describes a person who is simple, uncomplicated, and unadorned in their tastes, habits, or behavior.
Incapable of moving or acting with ease and a smooth, natural movement; uncoordinated or clumsy.
Unaffected or unspoiled by criticisms or protests.<br><br>Example: She gave an unvarnished truth about the harsh conditions of her village.
The Ungava Peninsula is a region located in the Canadian province of Quebec. It is a peninsula that is part of the Ungava Bay of Hudson Bay, situated in the region of Nord-du-Québec, particularly in the Ungava Territory.<br><br>Alternatively, Ungava can also refer to an ungava tea, also known as an "Appalachian butternut" or "white walnut" is a nut that comes from the white walnut tree (Juglans cinerea), native to eastern North America, but its other name is uncarbonated apple cider.
Unofficial or unregulated; not sanctioned or recognized by authority.<br><br>Example: "The un gazetted liquor shop was shut down by the police."<br><br>This term is often used in Indian English to refer to government employees, such as teachers, doctors, or police officers, who are not gazetted, meaning they are not posted in a government gazette and therefore do not have the same status or privileges as those who are gazetted.
Unwilling to give or share something willingly or generously; unwilling to help or assist others.