Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Relating to a time before modern science and its methods were developed.

Example: The prescientific beliefs of ancient cultures often included explanations based on mythology.

Definition: In a way that shows knowledge of events before they happen.

Example: She presciently predicted the outcome of the election months in advance.

Definition: To establish rules or directions, often related to laws or medical treatments.

Example: The doctor will prescribe a new medication for your condition.

Definition: To officially tell someone to use a specific medicine or treatment.

Example: The doctor will prescribe antibiotics for your infection.

Definition: Established as a rule or guideline that is expected to be followed.

Example: The prescript rules of the game must be adhered to by all players.

Definition: A rule or guideline that is officially set or prescribed for behavior or conduct.

Example: The prescript of the organization requires all members to attend the annual meeting.

Definition: Relating to rules or norms that dictate how something should be done, especially in language or law, rather than describing how it is actually done.

Example: The prescriptive approach to grammar emphasizes the importance of following established rules.

Definition: In a way that sets rules or guidelines about how things should be done or how language should be used.

Example: The teacher explained the grammar rules prescriptively, emphasizing what was correct and what was not.

Definition: A formal talk or display where information is shared with an audience, often using visual aids like slides.

Example: She gave an impressive presentation on climate change at the conference.

Definition: Happening or existing before a legal sentence is given.

Example: The judge considered the presentencing report before making a decision.

Definition: Having a feeling or intuition about something that is going to happen, often a sense of foreboding or anticipation.

Example: She had a presentient feeling that something was wrong before the storm hit.

Definition: A feeling or sense that something is going to happen, often something bad or unpleasant.

Example: She had a presentiment that something was wrong before she received the news.