Unready (adjective)

Not prepared or willing.

Origin:

The word "unready" is formed by the prefix "un-" which means not, and the word "ready" which means prepared or willing. together they form an adjective that means not prepared or willing.

Examples:

1. The team was unready, they had not practiced enough.
2. The student was unready, she had not studied for the exam.
3. The soldier was unready, he had not been trained for the mission.
4. The chef was unready, he had not finished preparing the meal.
5. The athlete was unready, she had not warmed up properly.