Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Something that cannot be copied or recreated.

Example: The results of the experiment were deemed irreproducible, leading to further investigation.

Definition: The quality of being so attractive or appealing that it cannot be resisted or refused.

Example: Her charm and kindness gave her an air of irresistibility that drew people to her.

Definition: Something that cannot be solved or explained.

Example: The team faced an irresoluble problem that left them frustrated.

Definition: Not able to make a decision or choose a direction; feeling uncertain about what to do.

Example: She felt irresolute about accepting the job offer, unsure if it was the right choice for her future.

Definition: In a way that shows uncertainty or indecision; not being able to make a choice or decision clearly.

Example: She spoke irresolutely, unsure of what to say next.

Definition: The condition of being uncertain or indecisive about something.

Example: Her irresoluteness made it difficult for her to make a decision about the job offer.

Definition: A state of being uncertain or indecisive about what to do; not being able to make a clear decision.

Example: Her irresolution about which job to take made her feel anxious.

Definition: Something that cannot be solved or settled; it remains unresolved or cannot be made clear.

Example: The conflict between the two parties seemed irreconcilable and left many issues irretrievable.

Definition: Something that cannot be recovered or brought back, often referring to loss or damage that cannot be fixed.

Example: After the data was deleted, it was irretrievable and could not be restored.

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

Example: The documents were lost irretrievably in the fire.