"Unreadiness" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Lack of preparedness or absence of readiness to do something.
Past tense of "unravel". To unravel something means to untangle or disentangle something that is knotted or complicated.<br><br>Example: "She had to unravel the complex thread to fix the sweater."<br><br>As a verb, "unravelled" can also mean to reveal or explain something clearly, especially after it was previously unclear or mysterious.<br><br>Example: "The detective had to unravel the entire plot to catch the thief."<br><br>In general, "unravelled" implies a sense of anxiety or confusion, as if something is being untangled or clarified from a complicated or disorganized state.
Unraveling is the act of gradually or thread by thread, taking apart or disentangling, like something that becomes loose or falls apart when pulled or separated.
"Unreachable" is an adjective that means something or someone that cannot be achieved, obtained, or accessed. It can also refer to a place or region that is difficult or impossible to reach due to various obstacles or barriers.<br><br>Example sentences:<br><br> The summit of Mount Everest is an unreachable goal for most climbers.<br> The island is an unreachable archipelago, far off the mainland.<br> She felt like the unreachable goal for her was to become a professional dancer.<br> He tried to solve the puzzle but the solution seemed unreachable.
Unreachable means impossible to reach or access, either physically or figuratively. It can also describe something that is far beyond one's capabilities or that is lost forever.<br><br>Example sentences:<br><br> The new location is unreachable by road, so we had to take a boat to get there.<br> She had lost her phone signal and was unreachable during the time she was hiking.<br><br>Note: This word is the opposite of "reachable".
Unreactive refers to something that does not easily or noticeably respond or react to external stimuli, such as a chemical substance, a person, or a situation. It can also describe something that is resistant to change or external influence.<br><br>For example:<br><br> The unreactive metal did not corrode or oxidize in the harsh environment.<br> The teacher found the student to be unreactive to the punishment, showing no signs of remorse or concern.<br> The economic policy was criticized for being too unreactive to the changing market conditions.<br><br>Overall, the term "unreactive" suggests a lack of responsiveness or adaptability, whether in a physical, emotional, or situational context.
Impossible to understand or decipher; unclear or illegible.<br><br>Example: "The handwritten note on the back of the picture was virtually unreadable."
Unrealisable refers to something that is impossible to achieve or accomplish, often because it is extremely difficult, impractical, or prohibited.<br><br>Example: "Their dream of owning a private island was unrealisable due to their limited finances."
<strong>Unrealistically</strong> means not based on or in conformity with what is real or practical; impractically optimistic or idealistic. It describes something that is excessively optimistic or idealistic, or that exceeds what is reasonable or achievable.<br><br>Example: "Her idea for a utopian society where everyone lives in harmony is unrealistic and ignores the complexities of human nature."
Impossible to realize or achieve, often because it is excessively optimistic or unrealistic.