Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Characterized by wild and noisy behavior, often associated with chaos or disorder; can also refer to something abundant or lush.

Example: The riotous celebration lasted all night, filled with laughter and music.

Definition: The quality or state of being wild, noisy, or disorderly, often associated with fun or celebration.

Example: The festival was filled with riotousness, as people danced and celebrated in the streets.

Definition: To respond quickly or sharply to a comment or challenge, often in a clever or witty way.

Example: She had a clever riposte ready for any criticism.

Definition: A quick and clever reply, especially in a conversation or debate, often used to counter an argument or insult.

Example: Her witty riposte left everyone in the room laughing.

Definition: The ability or tendency to laugh, often in response to something funny or amusing.

Example: Her risibility was contagious, making everyone around her laugh.

Definition: Something that is funny or ridiculous and makes people laugh.

Example: The comedian's risible jokes had the audience in stitches.

Definition: In a way that causes laughter or amusement; something that is laughable or ridiculous.

Example: The comedian told the story risibly, making everyone in the audience laugh.

Definition: This word describes something that is suggestive or related to sexual matters, often in a way that is considered inappropriate or indecent.

Example: The movie was considered risqué because of its bold themes and suggestive scenes.

Definition: A repeated section of music that often appears between different parts of a song or piece, typically played by the full orchestra.

Example: The ritornello returned after each verse, creating a familiar sound throughout the performance.

Definition: A strong focus on or commitment to performing rituals, often in a religious or ceremonial context.

Example: The community's ritualism was evident in their elaborate ceremonies and traditions.

Definition: Performed in a way that follows a set pattern or tradition, often related to ceremonies or customs.

Example: The community gathered ritualistically to celebrate the annual festival.