"Unregenerate" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Unable to be changed or reformed; not capable of being reformed or punished. In a depraved or wicked state; beyond redemption.
Unredressed refers to something that remains uncorrected, unsolved, or unaccounted for, often implying a sense of injustice, inequality, or imbalance. It can also imply that a mistake or wrongdoing has not been addressed or rectified.<br><br>Example sentences:<br><br> The people were outraged by the unredressed grievances of the wrongfully accused party.<br> The unredressed differences in compensation between male and female employees sparked a heated debate.<br> The unredressed flow of pollutants into the river threatened the local ecosystem.
Unreeling refers to the act of slowly and steadily removing or unwinding something, especially a spool of thread, tape, or a long strip of material, from a reel or cylinder.
Not showing or acknowledging one's true emotions or thoughts; not conscious or aware.<br><br>Example: Her unreflected comments about the new policy sparked a heated debate among colleagues.
Lacking in thought, consideration, or discernment; not carefully thought out or planned. Often refers to a lack of self-awareness or introspection.
Meaning: UNREFUTED: completely opposed to or strong argument that cannot be disputed or easily countered.
To cancel or remove something from a register, list, or database, such as a team, service, or membership.
Infirmative: Lacking connection or relation between two or more events, objects or ideas; not pertinent or relevant.
Meaning: Not publicly available or published; not yet released; kept secret or confidential.<br><br>Example sentences:<br><br> The unreleased footage of the accident was leaked online.<br> The company's unreleased product details were kept under wraps until the official launch date.<br><br>Synonyms: unpublished, confidential, secret, unannounced, unseen.<br><br>Antonyms: released, published, public, announced.
The word "unrelenting" means continuing without weakening or relaxing, especially in a strong or aggressive manner. It describes something or someone that is persistent and vigorous, refusing to give up or ease off.
Adverb: in a continued and persistent manner; without giving up or showing any weakness; firmly and consistently.<br><br>Example: "She worked unrelentingly to meet the tight deadline."