Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Something that cannot be taken away or removed.

Example: The irremovable stain on the carpet was a constant reminder of the party.

Definition: Something that cannot be fixed or repaired.

Example: The damage to the building was so severe that it was deemed irreparable.

Definition: In a way that cannot be fixed or repaired.

Example: The damage to the car was done irreparably after the accident.

Definition: The quality or state of something that cannot be repealed or canceled.

Example: The irrepealability of the law ensures that it will remain in effect indefinitely.

Definition: Something that cannot be canceled or undone, especially in the context of laws or agreements.

Example: The new regulations are considered irrepealable, meaning they cannot be changed or removed once enacted.

Definition: Something that cannot be replaced or substituted because it is unique or valuable.

Example: The family heirloom is irreplaceable and holds great sentimental value.

Definition: Something that cannot be controlled or held back, often referring to feelings or behaviors that are lively and enthusiastic.

Example: Her irrepressible spirit brought joy to everyone around her.

Definition: In a way that cannot be controlled or held back; showing strong emotions or actions that are difficult to suppress.

Example: She laughed irrepressibly at the funny joke, unable to contain her joy.

Definition: This word describes someone or something that is so good or perfect that they cannot be criticized or blamed.

Example: Her irreproachable behavior earned her the respect of her peers.

Definition: In a way that cannot be criticized or blamed; perfectly.

Example: She performed her duties irreproachably, earning the respect of her colleagues.