Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Known for being very evil or wicked, often in a way that is shocking or immoral.

Example: The villain in the story had a nefarious plan to take over the world.

Definition: In a way that is wicked or criminal; doing something evil or morally wrong.

Example: The villain nefariously plotted to take over the world.

Definition: A person or thing that makes something negative or denies its existence or truth.

Example: In logic, a negator is used to reverse the truth value of a statement.

Definition: The act of not being careful or responsible, which can lead to harm or damage to someone or something.

Example: The company was sued for negligence after the accident at the factory.

Definition: Describing someone who does not take enough care or attention to their duties or responsibilities, often leading to mistakes or problems.

Example: The manager was negligent in his duties, which resulted in several errors in the report.

Definition: In a way that shows a lack of care or attention to something important.

Example: He negligently left the door unlocked, allowing the dog to escape.

Definition: Not important or significant enough to be noticed or considered; very small in amount or effect.

Example: The difference in price was negligible, so I decided to buy the more expensive option.

Definition: To a very small extent that is not important or can be ignored.

Example: The changes in temperature were negligibly small, hardly affecting the experiment's results.

Definition: A cultural and philosophical movement that celebrates and values Black identity, heritage, and culture.

Example: The negritude movement inspired many artists and writers to embrace their African roots.

Definition: A drink made from wine mixed with hot water, sugar, lemon juice, and spices, often served warm.

Example: During the winter party, they served a delicious negus that warmed everyone up.