"Unintelligible" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Incomprehensible or unable to be understood; not intelligible.
Not provided with an insulating material to keep warm or cool; lacking or having little thermal insulation.<br><br>Example: The uninsulated pipes in the attic were exposed to extreme temperatures, causing them to freeze in winter.
Uninsurable refers to something or someone that cannot be insured against. This means that the risk or loss associated with it is considered too high or uncertain to be covered by an insurance policy.<br><br>Example: Many countries have made drought-stricken areas uninsurable due to the high cost of damage that cannot be accurately estimated or insured against.<br><br>In essence, something that is uninsurable is deemed to be a risk that is too great or too unpredictable, and therefore, insurance companies will not offer coverage for it.
The term "unintelligibility" refers to the quality or state of being unable to understand or comprehend something, especially language or speech. It can also describe the degree to which a person, language, or message is hard to understand or unclear.<br><br>In linguistics, unintelligibility is a measure of the difficulty a listener experiences in understanding a language or communication. It can be quantified through various methods, such as using intelligibility tests or rating scales to evaluate the degree of understanding.<br><br>For example, a speaker's accent may exhibit a high level of unintelligibility if listeners frequently struggle to follow their words or have difficulty isolating the individual sounds within the spoken language.<br><br>In addition, unintelligibility can also refer to the discipline of studying the factors affecting the intelligibility of language, including pronunciation, vocabulary, syntax, and discourse structures.<br><br>In everyday usage, people often encounter unintelligibility when communicating across linguistic or cultural borders.-breakdowns in communication that result from unintelligibility can lead to misunderstandings, errors, or conflicts.
Meaning: happening or done without being planned or intended.<br><br>Example: "The discovery of the new planet was unintentional, made while studying a different region of the galaxy."
Having done something without intending to do it; without being conscious of a particular action or result, especially one that may be considered wrong or harmful.
Lacking excitement, interest, or appeal. Failed to stimulate curiosity or attention. Dull or uninspiring.