Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: In a way that shows disrespect or irreverence towards something sacred or religious.

Example: He spoke sacrilegiously about the ancient traditions of the church.

Definition: Considered to be very important and deserving of respect, often treated as sacred or untouchable.

Example: In many cultures, certain traditions are considered sacrosanct and should not be changed.

Definition: The quality of being considered very important and deserving respect, often because it is sacred or inviolable.

Example: Many people believe that the sacrosanctity of human life should be protected at all costs.

Definition: Relating to someone who enjoys causing pain or suffering to others.

Example: The sadistic character in the movie took pleasure in the suffering of his victims.

Definition: In a way that shows enjoyment in causing pain or suffering to others.

Example: He laughed sadistically as he watched the horror movie.

Definition: A clear, oily liquid that comes from the oil of sassafras and is mainly used in making perfumes and soaps.

Example: The perfumer used safrole to create a unique fragrance for the new perfume.

Definition: Having the ability to make wise decisions and understand things clearly.

Example: The sagacious leader made choices that benefited everyone in the community.

Definition: In a way that shows good judgment and wisdom, often through cleverness or insight.

Example: She sagaciously advised her friends to invest wisely in the stock market.

Definition: The quality of having good judgment and being able to make wise decisions.

Example: Her sagaciousness in business matters earned her the respect of her colleagues.

Definition: The ability to make wise decisions and understand things clearly.

Example: Her sagacity in business matters earned her great respect among her peers.