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taciturn
: adjective –laconic; uncommunicative. Discontent
with her job, Sophia became withdrawn and taciturn; she
unequivocal
: adjective – plain; very clear in meaning. T he
spent most of her time in her office and barely returned
professor was impressed by the student’s unequivocal expla-calls or emails. 
nation of the complex theorem.
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ungainly
: adjective – clumsy; awkward; hard to handle. 
vindictive
: adjective – revengeful; unforgiving; bitter;
Tim had trouble maneuvering his way down the steps with spiteful.

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The small claims court judge admonished Sharon
the ungainly air cast on his ankle. 
for bringing what he considered a clearly vindictive lawsuit;
he cited her husband’s recent filing of divorce papers as the
unimpeachable
: adjective – beyond doubt or reproach;
only justification for the frivolous legal action.
unquestionable. The prosecution believed their witness
was unimpeachable; they were sure the jury would have no 
virtuoso
: noun –
 one interested in the pursuit of knowl-
issues believing everything in his statement. 
edge; one with mastery skill or technique in any field. BK 
Jackson’s saxophone rendition of Prince’s Purple Rain was
unobtrusive
: adjective – not readily noticeable; inconspic-
considered a virtuoso performance by many.
uous. 
Given his height and large stature, it was nearly impossible for Tony to make an unobtrusive entrance into a room.
vitriolic:
adjective - extremely biting or caustic; sharp and bitter.
Jackson’s vitriolic management style created a
unscathed
: adjective –
undamaged; unharmed.
The car
hostile environment for his employees who did not respond
was completely totaled in the accident leaving many shocked
well to his biting and unconstructive feedback and generally
that the race car driver escaped the accident unscathed. 
surly disposition.