Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: In a way that allows for forgiveness or is excusable.

Example: He acted remissibly, forgetting to submit his report on time, but his manager forgave him.

Definition: In a way that shows carelessness or neglect in doing something that should be done.

Example: He handled the project remissly, which led to several mistakes.

Definition: A remittal is the act of sending back or returning something, often in a legal or financial context.

Example: The court ordered the remittal of the case to a lower court for further proceedings.

Definition: A formal expression of disagreement or complaint, often presented in writing.

Example: The citizens submitted a remonstrance to the government regarding the new law.

Definition: In a way that expresses strong disapproval or protest.

Example: She spoke remonstrantly about the unfair treatment of the workers.

Definition: To express disagreement or protest about something, often by arguing or explaining your reasons.

Example: She decided to remonstrate with the manager about the unfair treatment of employees.

Definition: To express strong disagreement or disapproval about something, often in a formal way.

Example: The citizens decided to remonstrate against the new law that they believed was unfair.

Definition: A protest or objection, often expressed in a formal way, where someone expresses their disagreement or disapproval about something.

Example: The citizens held a remonstration against the new law that they believed was unfair.

Definition: In a way that expresses strong disapproval or disagreement.

Example: She spoke remonstratively, urging him to reconsider his decision.

Definition: A person who expresses strong disapproval or disagreement, often in a formal way.

Example: The remonstrator raised concerns about the new policy during the meeting.

Definition: Showing no pity or compassion; being harsh and unyielding.

Example: The remorseless storm caused widespread destruction in the town.