un|im|peach|able
/ʌ
n
I
mpiː
tʃəb
ə
l/ ADJ
If you describe someone as
unimpeachable
, you mean that they are completely honest and reliable. [FORMAL
] □
un|im|ped|ed
/ʌ
n
I
mpiː
d
I
d/ ADJ
[ADJ
after v, ADJ
n, v-link ADJ
] If something moves or happens
unimpeded
, it continues without being stopped or interrupted by anything. [FORMAL
] □
un|im|por|tant
/ʌ
n
I
mpɔː
r
t
ə
nt/ ADJ
If you describe something or someone as
unimportant
, you mean that they do not have much influence, effect, or value, and are therefore not worth serious consideration. □
un|im|pressed
/ʌ
n
I
mpre
st/ ADJ
[v-link ADJ
] If you are
unimpressed
by
something or someone, you do not think they are very good, clever, or useful. □ [+
un|im|pres|sive
/ʌ
n
I
mpre
s
I
v/ ADJ
If you describe someone or something as
unimpressive
, you mean they appear very ordinary, without any special or exciting qualities. □
un|in|formed
/ʌ
n
I
nfɔː
r
md/ ADJ
If you describe someone as
uninformed
, you mean that they have very little knowledge or information about a particular situation or subject. □ [+
un|in|hab|it|able
/ʌ
n
I
nhæ
b
I
təb
ə
l/ ADJ
If a place is
uninhabitable
, it is impossible for people to live there, for example because it is dangerous or unhealthy. □
un|in|hab|it|ed
/ʌ
n
I
nhæ
b
I
t
I
d/ ADJ
An
uninhabited
place is one where nobody lives. □
un|in|hib|it|ed
/ʌ
n
I
nh
I
b
I
t
I
d/ ADJ
If you describe a person or their behaviour as
uninhibited
, you mean that they express their opinions and feelings openly, and behave as they want to, without worrying what other people think. □
un|ini|ti|at|ed
/ʌ
n
I
n
I
ʃie
I
t
I
d/ N‑PLURAL
You can refer to people who have no knowledge or experience of a particular subject or activity as
the uninitiated
. □
un|in|jured
/ʌ
n
I
ndʒə
r
d/ ADJ
[ADJ
after v, v-link ADJ
] If someone is
uninjured
after an accident or attack, they are not hurt, even though you would expect them to be. □