"Unmarried" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Not married; not having a spouse.
Lacking manly qualities; unmasculine; not manly or rough enough.<br><br>Example: He thought the new policy was unmanly, too soft and weak.<br><br>Synonym: effeminate.<br><br>Antonym: manly.
Operating or designed to be controlled from a remote location, without the presence of humans.
Unmarriageable refers to someone or something that is not eligible or suitable to be married. It can also refer to someone who is unlikely to get married due to certain circumstances or characteristics that make them less desirable as a partner or spouse.<br><br>Example sentences:<br><br> "After a string of failed relationships, John had become somewhat unmarriageable in the eyes of his friends and family."<br> "At 30, Emma felt unmarriageable due to her liberal profession and unconventional lifestyle, which her conservative parents didn't approve of."<br><br>Etymology: The word "unmarriageable" is a combination of the prefix "un-" meaning "not" or "opposite of", and the noun "marriageable" which refers to someone or something that can be married.
Showing someone or something that is previously hidden or concealed.<br><br>Example: "She removed the mask from her face, leaving her completely unmasked."
The act of revealing or exposing someone's or something's true nature or identity, often by removing a disguise, revelation, or cover-up.
Having no equal or match; unmatched pairs or opponents leave one side without a partner.<br><br>Example: The player was left unmatched because no one was willing to be her partner in the card game.
Not fully developed or mature; not yet complete or finished.<br><br>Example: The company still has an unmatured market in the region, providing opportunities for growth.
The word "unmeasurable" is an adjective that means unable to be measured or quantified. It refers to something that cannot be expressed in numerical terms, exists beyond the boundaries of measurement, or is too complex to be measured accurately.<br><br>Example: The poet's emotions were unmeasurable, as they were deeply personal and subjective.<br><br>In other words, "unmeasurable" describes a quality or value that transcends the limits of quantification, making it impossible to express in numerical or standard units.
"Unmeasurably" is an adverb that means extremely great or huge in size, amount, or degree, to an extent that is impossible to measure or quantify. It is often used to describe something that is immeasurably large, complex, or profound.