Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: A state of having a lot of wealth, luxury, and richness.

Example: The palace was a symbol of opulence, filled with gold and precious jewels.

Definition: A state of great wealth or luxury, often characterized by lavishness and abundance.

Example: The opulency of the palace was evident in its gold decorations and grand furnishings.

Definition: Describing something that is very rich and luxurious, often showing great wealth and abundance.

Example: The opulent mansion was filled with gold decorations and expensive furniture.

Definition: In a way that is rich, luxurious, and extravagant, often showing great wealth.

Example: The banquet was opulently decorated with gold and crystal.

Definition: A musical work or composition, often numbered to indicate its order in a series.

Example: Beethoven's fifth symphony is one of his most famous opuses.

Definition: A small or minor written work, often of little importance or significance.

Example: The author published an opuscule that discussed his early ideas on the subject.

Definition: Relating to an oracle, often suggesting a mysterious or prophetic quality.

Example: The oracular statements left everyone wondering about their true meaning.

Definition: The quality of being prophetic or having the ability to predict the future, often associated with mysterious or ambiguous statements.

Example: The oracularity of the ancient texts left many scholars puzzled about their true meaning.

Definition: In a way that is prophetic or mysterious, often suggesting that something will happen in the future.

Example: The ancient texts were interpreted oracularly, leaving many to ponder their meanings.

Definition: The skill of speaking clearly and effectively, as well as understanding spoken language.

Example: Developing oracy is essential for effective communication in both personal and professional settings.