Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Describing a female who has never given birth or laid eggs.

Example: The nulliparous female was studied to understand reproductive health.

Definition: A state or condition where something is considered to have no legal validity or is effectively non-existent.

Example: The contract was declared a nullity due to the lack of signatures.

Definition: Able to be counted or numbered; something that can be quantified.

Example: The students in the class are numerable, making it easy to take attendance.

Definition: Related to numbers or the concept of counting.

Example: The numerary aspects of the data were crucial for the analysis.

Definition: Having the ability to understand and work with numbers and mathematical concepts.

Example: In today's world, being numerate is as important as being literate.

Definition: To count or list items one by one.

Example: The teacher asked the students to numerate the books on the shelf.

Definition: Having a mysterious or spiritual quality that makes one feel a sense of the divine or supernatural.

Example: The ancient temple had a numinous atmosphere that left visitors in awe.

Definition: The quality of being spiritual or having a strong, mysterious presence that inspires awe or reverence.

Example: The numinousness of the ancient temple left visitors in deep contemplation.

Definition: This word describes something that is connected to the study or collection of coins and currency.

Example: He has a numismatic collection that includes rare coins from ancient civilizations.

Definition: In a way that relates to coins or currency.

Example: The museum displayed the ancient coins numismatically, highlighting their historical significance.

Definition: Having a shape that resembles a coin, often circular or oval, and typically used to describe certain types of skin lesions or drops.

Example: The doctor noted that the rash had a nummular appearance, resembling small coins on the skin.