Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: To express disapproval or criticism of someone or something.

Example: The teacher had to reprehend the student for not completing his homework.

Definition: Deserving criticism or blame for something wrong or bad.

Example: His reprehensible behavior at the party shocked everyone.

Definition: In a way that deserves criticism or blame; acting in a manner that is morally wrong or unacceptable.

Example: The manager acted reprehensibly by ignoring the complaints of his employees.

Definition: The act of expressing disapproval or criticism towards someone or something.

Example: The teacher's reprehension of the student's behavior was clear during the meeting.

Definition: Describing something that expresses disapproval or criticism.

Example: The teacher gave a reprehensive comment on the student's essay.

Definition: Able to be shown or depicted in a certain way.

Example: The data is representable in various formats for better understanding.

Definition: The act of presenting or depicting something, often in a way that shows its likeness or conveys information about it.

Example: The artist's representation of the landscape captured its beauty perfectly.

Definition: To hold back or control something, often in a way that prevents it from being expressed or released.

Example: The government tried to repress the protests by increasing police presence.

Definition: To hold back or suppress something, such as emotions, thoughts, or actions, often by force or control.

Example: The government tried to repress the protests by using force.

Definition: Able to be controlled or held back, often referring to emotions or actions that can be suppressed.

Example: His feelings were repressible, allowing him to maintain a calm demeanor in stressful situations.

Definition: The act of holding back or controlling something, especially feelings, thoughts, or desires, often in a way that causes them to be hidden from awareness.

Example: The government's repression of free speech led to widespread protests.