Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Something that is necessarily true and cannot be doubted or disputed.

Example: The scientist presented an apodictic argument that left no room for doubt.

Definition: In a way that is clearly established or certain, leaving no room for doubt.

Example: The scientist presented his findings apodictically, ensuring everyone understood the certainty of his conclusions.

Definition: The main part of a conditional sentence that expresses the result or outcome, usually following the word 'if'.

Example: In the sentence 'If it rains, the game will be canceled', 'the game will be canceled' is the apodosis.

Definition: A type of protein that, when combined with a coenzyme, becomes part of an active enzyme that can catalyze reactions.

Example: The apoenzyme needs a coenzyme to become active and perform its function in the cell.

Definition: Relating to a type of reproduction where an organism develops without fertilization, often seen in certain plants.

Example: The apogamic process allows some plants to reproduce without the need for male gametes.

Definition: Related to the highest point in the orbit of a celestial body, especially the point farthest from the Earth.

Example: The satellite reached its apogean position before beginning its descent.

Definition: The highest or farthest point in a particular situation, often used in astronomy to describe the point in an orbit that is farthest from the planet or body being orbited.

Example: The satellite reached its apogee before starting its descent back to Earth.

Definition: A type of protein that combines with fat to form a lipoprotein, which is important for transporting fats in the body.

Example: Apolipoproteins play a crucial role in lipid metabolism and cardiovascular health.

Definition: A lack of interest or involvement in political affairs or issues.

Example: His apoliticism made him indifferent to the upcoming elections.

Definition: The practice of defending a belief or doctrine through reasoned arguments and evidence, often related to religious faith.

Example: The scholar dedicated his life to apologetics, aiming to explain and defend his religious beliefs.