Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: A very strong and violent whirlpool or a chaotic situation that is difficult to control.

Example: The ship was caught in the maelstrom, struggling against the powerful currents.

Definition: A highly skilled and respected person in a particular art, especially in music, such as a conductor or composer.

Example: The maestro led the orchestra with great passion and precision.

Definition: Referring to a type of rock or mineral that is dark in color and contains high levels of magnesium and iron.

Example: The mafic rocks in the area are known for their rich mineral content.

Definition: Having a commanding and authoritative presence, often associated with a master or teacher; showing dignity and confidence.

Example: The professor delivered a magisterial lecture that captivated all the students in the hall.

Definition: In a way that shows authority or importance; done with a commanding presence.

Example: The judge spoke magisterially, making it clear that his decision was final.

Definition: The official authority or teaching body of the Roman Catholic Church that is responsible for interpreting and teaching religious doctrine.

Example: The magisterium plays a crucial role in guiding the beliefs of the Catholic community.

Definition: A group of officials who have the authority to enforce the law and administer justice, or the area they oversee.

Example: The magistracy is responsible for handling minor legal cases in the community.

Definition: Relating to a magistrate or having authority; also means principal or main.

Example: The magistral decision of the judge influenced the outcome of the trial.

Definition: In a way that is authoritative or commanding, often used to describe actions or statements that are made with great confidence and authority.

Example: The professor spoke magistrally, leaving no room for doubt about his expertise.

Definition: Relating to a magistrate or having the authority of a magistrate.

Example: The magistratical decision was final and could not be appealed.