Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Something that can be left out or not included.

Example: The instructions contained several omissible details that did not affect the overall outcome.

Definition: A thing that has been left out or not included, often by mistake.

Example: The report had an omission that changed the overall conclusion.

Definition: Describing something that involves leaving out or not including certain information or details.

Example: The report was omissive of several important facts that could change the outcome.

Definition: Relating to the individual units of the compound eyes found in some insects and crustaceans.

Example: The ommatidial structure allows insects to have a wide field of vision.

Definition: Able to send or receive signals from every direction equally well.

Example: The omnidirectional microphone picked up sounds from all around the room.

Definition: The state of having unlimited power or authority, often associated with a god or supreme being.

Example: Many religions describe the omnipotence of their deities as a fundamental aspect of their nature.

Definition: Having the ability to do anything or having complete power over everything.

Example: In many religions, God is described as omnipotent, capable of anything.

Definition: A being or entity that has unlimited power or authority, often used to refer to God.

Example: In many religions, God is described as an omnipotent being who can do anything.

Definition: In a way that shows unlimited power or authority.

Example: The ruler governed omnipotently, making decisions without consulting anyone.

Definition: The state of being present everywhere at the same time, often used to describe a divine quality.

Example: Many religions describe the omnipresence of God as a comforting belief.

Definition: Existing or being everywhere at the same time.

Example: In many religions, the concept of a deity is often described as omnipresent, meaning they are present in all places at once.