Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Having many repeated parts or actions, often in a boring or unnecessary way.

Example: The repetitious nature of the lecture made it hard for the students to stay focused.

Definition: In a way that involves doing something over and over again, often to the point of being boring or tiresome.

Example: The teacher explained the concept repetitiously to ensure all students understood it.

Definition: The quality or state of repeating something many times, often in a way that is boring or unnecessary.

Example: The repetitiousness of the training sessions made it hard for the students to stay focused.

Definition: The act of putting a body part back in its original place after it has been separated from the body, or the process of planting something again.

Example: After the accident, the doctors performed a replantation of the severed finger.

Definition: Filled with a large amount of something; fully supplied or provided.

Example: The library was replete with books on every subject imaginable.

Definition: The condition of being full or filled to capacity.

Example: The repleteness of the basket made it difficult to carry.

Definition: A condition where something is excessively full or filled to capacity.

Example: After the feast, he felt a sense of repletion that made him want to sleep.

Definition: The quality or ability of something to be copied or reproduced exactly.

Example: The replicability of the experiment was confirmed by several independent researchers.

Definition: Able to be copied or reproduced in the same way.

Example: The experiment's results are replicable, meaning other scientists can achieve the same findings.

Definition: A type of enzyme that helps create a new RNA strand by using an existing RNA strand as a template.

Example: The replicase is essential for the replication of viral RNA.