Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: A return or compensation for something done, such as an injury or a kind act.

Example: He felt that his kindness deserved a requital, so he was disappointed when he received nothing in return.

Definition: To repay or return a favor, often in a way that is equal or similar to what was given.

Example: She decided to requite his kindness by helping him with his project.

Definition: To send out energy again after it has been absorbed, usually in the form of radiation.

Example: The earth reradiates heat energy into the atmosphere after absorbing sunlight.

Definition: To control or manage something again after it has already been regulated before.

Example: The government decided to reregulate the financial industry to prevent future crises.

Definition: To cancel or take back a decision, agreement, or law, making it no longer valid.

Example: The company decided to rescind the job offer after the background check revealed discrepancies.

Definition: The action of officially canceling or reversing a decision, agreement, or law.

Example: The rescindment of the policy surprised many employees.

Definition: Relating to the act of canceling or rescinding something, often in a legal context.

Example: The rescissory clause in the contract allowed either party to withdraw under certain conditions.

Definition: A formal written order or decree, often issued by a religious authority or government, that provides guidance or answers to specific questions.

Example: The bishop issued a rescript to clarify the church's position on the matter.

Definition: To revise or rewrite something, especially a document or text.

Example: The author decided to rescript the ending of the story to make it more exciting.

Definition: To actively study or investigate a subject in order to discover new information or reach a deeper understanding.

Example: Scientists often research new treatments for diseases.

Definition: A detailed and systematic investigation or study aimed at discovering new information or understanding a subject better.

Example: The scientist conducted extensive research to find a cure for the disease.

Definition: To study something carefully and in detail to find out more about it or to gather information.

Example: The scientist will research the impact of climate change on wildlife.

Definition: A term used in medicine to describe whether a tumor or other tissue can be surgically removed.

Example: The doctor explained the resectability of the tumor during the consultation.