Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: A written work that explains laws and their proper structure.

Example: The scholar published a nomography to clarify the legal principles.

Definition: Related to general laws or principles that are not necessarily logical or that describe fundamental physical laws.

Example: The scientist's research focused on nomological explanations of natural phenomena.

Definition: Relating to the establishment of general laws or principles, often in a scientific or legal context.

Example: The nomothetic approach in research focuses on creating general laws that apply to many cases rather than individual instances.

Definition: This word describes something that is not related to education or academic studies.

Example: He prefers nonacademic activities like sports and music.

Definition: A person who is not involved in academic work or education, often referring to someone who does not hold a position in a school or university.

Example: Many nonacademics contribute valuable insights to the discussion.

Definition: Not responsible for one's actions or decisions; not required to explain or justify them.

Example: In some organizations, certain roles are considered nonaccountable, meaning they do not have to answer for their actions.

Definition: Not officially recognized or approved by a relevant authority or organization.

Example: The nonaccredited institution cannot offer degrees that are recognized by the government.

Definition: Not having a strong desire to acquire or possess things, especially material goods.

Example: She has a nonacquisitive nature, preferring experiences over possessions.

Definition: Not able to change or adjust to new conditions or environments.

Example: Some species are nonadaptive and cannot survive in changing climates.

Definition: Describing something that does not combine or add up in a straightforward way, especially in terms of numerical values or effects.

Example: The nonadditive effects of the chemicals made it difficult to predict their overall impact.

Definition: The quality or state of not being additive, meaning that the total effect is not equal to the sum of individual effects.

Example: In certain chemical reactions, nonadditivity can lead to unexpected results that differ from predictions based on individual components.