Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: This word describes something that provides a reason or explanation for an action or belief.

Example: The lawyer presented a justificative argument to support her client's case.

Definition: Relating to or serving as a reason or explanation for something.

Example: The lawyer presented a justificatory argument to support her client's case.

Definition: Having a good reason or explanation for something, making it reasonable or acceptable.

Example: Her actions were justified because she was trying to protect her friend.

Definition: To show that something is right or reasonable; to provide a good reason for an action or belief.

Example: She felt that her decision was justified after seeing the results.

Definition: To be arranged or adjusted so that the text aligns evenly at the edges of a page or column.

Example: The text was justified to create a neat appearance on the page.

Definition: To show that something is right or reasonable, or to provide a good reason for an action or decision.

Example: She tried to justify her decision to leave the job by explaining her reasons to her boss.

Definition: The quality of being fair and morally right.

Example: The justness of her decision was praised by everyone in the community.

Definition: Relating to a young bird that has just developed its first feathers for flying.

Example: The juvenal plumage of the bird helps it blend in with its surroundings as it learns to fly.

Definition: A young bird that has not yet reached maturity.

Example: The juvenal bird was learning to fly with its siblings.

Definition: The condition of becoming young or youthful, often referring to a period of growth or development.

Example: The juvenescence of the plant was evident as it began to sprout new leaves.

Definition: Describing something that is becoming young or youthful.

Example: The juvenescent spirit of the festival brought joy to everyone.

Definition: To place two or more things next to each other to highlight their differences or similarities.

Example: The artist decided to juxtapose the bright colors with dark shades to create a striking effect.

Definition: Placed next to each other, often to highlight differences or similarities.

Example: The artist displayed two paintings that were juxtaposed to show the contrast in styles.

Definition: To place two or more things side by side, often to compare or contrast them.

Example: The artist juxtaposed bright colors with dark shades to create a striking effect.