Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: A condition where a substance takes on a crystal shape that is different from its usual form.

Example: The mineral exhibited pseudomorphism, showing a crystal structure that was not typical for its type.

Definition: Describing something that does not have its true or original form, often used in a scientific or geological context.

Example: The mineral was found to be pseudomorphous, taking on the shape of another mineral.

Definition: A name that someone uses instead of their real name, often for writing or artistic purposes.

Example: The author wrote under a pseudonym to keep their identity secret.

Definition: The state of using a false name instead of one's real name, often to protect one's identity or privacy.

Example: Many authors choose pseudonymity to keep their personal lives separate from their writing careers.

Definition: Relating to a name that someone uses instead of their real name, often to hide their identity or to write anonymously.

Example: The author chose to publish her book under a pseudonymous identity to maintain her privacy.

Definition: In a way that uses a false name or identity, often to conceal one's true identity.

Example: The author published her novel pseudonymously to protect her privacy.

Definition: Relating to a temporary, arm-like projection of a cell used for movement or feeding.

Example: The amoeba moves by extending its pseudopodial structures to capture food.

Definition: A temporary extension of a cell's cytoplasm that helps in movement or gathering food, often seen in organisms like amoebas.

Example: The amoeba moved by extending its pseudopodium to reach the nearby food source.

Definition: Relating to a condition that resembles pregnancy but is not caused by a developing fetus.

Example: The veterinarian explained that the dog was pseudopregnant, showing signs similar to those of a real pregnancy.

Definition: Describing numbers or processes that appear random but are generated by a specific, predictable method.

Example: The algorithm produces pseudorandom numbers that are used in simulations.