Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Not following a regular pattern or rule; different from what is usual or expected.

Example: The irregular shape of the rock made it difficult to stack.

Definition: A person or thing that does not follow the usual rules or patterns, often used to describe soldiers not part of a regular army or items that do not meet standard quality.

Example: The irregular fought bravely alongside the regular troops.

Definition: The condition of not being regular or normal, often referring to something that deviates from the expected pattern or standard.

Example: The irregularity in the data caused the researchers to question their results.

Definition: The state of not being connected or related to the topic or issue at hand.

Example: The irrelevance of his comments made it difficult to follow the discussion.

Definition: The state of being not related or important to something.

Example: The irrelevancy of his comments made it hard to focus on the main topic.

Definition: A lack of belief in or indifference to religion.

Example: His irreligion made him feel out of place in the religious community.

Definition: A person who does not follow or believe in any religion.

Example: As an irreligionist, she often questioned the beliefs of those around her.

Definition: Not having or showing any religious beliefs or feelings; showing indifference or hostility towards religion.

Example: His irreligious views often led to debates with his more devout friends.

Definition: Something that cannot be fixed or corrected; it is beyond repair or improvement.

Example: The damage to the ancient artifact was deemed irremediable, leaving it forever altered.

Definition: In a way that cannot be fixed or corrected; something that is beyond repair or improvement.

Example: The damage to the ancient artifact was irremediably severe, making restoration impossible.

Definition: The quality of being unable to be removed or taken away.

Example: The irremovability of the monument made it a permanent part of the landscape.