Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: A style in art and literature that aims to represent subjects in a very realistic and detailed way, often to an exaggerated degree.

Example: The painting was a perfect example of superrealism, capturing every detail of the scene with stunning accuracy.

Definition: To make a solution or vapor contain more of a substance than it usually can at a certain temperature and pressure.

Example: The scientist decided to supersaturate the solution to increase the yield of crystals.

Definition: Describing a solution that contains more of a substance than it can normally hold at a given temperature, often due to cooling.

Example: The solution was supersaturated, allowing crystals to form when disturbed.

Definition: To make a solution contain more of a substance than it can normally hold at a given temperature and pressure.

Example: The chemist supersaturated the solution by adding more salt than it could dissolve.

Definition: The state in which a solution or vapor contains more of a substance than it can normally hold at a given temperature and pressure.

Example: The supersaturation of the solution led to the formation of crystals when it was disturbed.

Definition: To write something on the top or outside of another item, like a name or address on an envelope.

Example: Please superscribe your name on the envelope before sending it.

Definition: A written note or title placed above or outside of something else, often used in contexts like prescriptions or inscriptions.

Example: The superscription on the envelope indicated it was a special delivery.

Definition: To take the place of something or someone, especially because it is considered better or more modern.

Example: The new technology will supersede the old methods of communication.

Definition: The act of replacing something old or less effective with something new or better.

Example: The supersedure of the old queen bee ensured a stronger hive.

Definition: Referring to something that is beyond what can be perceived by the senses, often relating to a higher level of understanding or awareness.

Example: Some philosophers discuss concepts that are considered supersensible, as they cannot be directly experienced through sight or touch.

Definition: To cause a strong or intense reaction or response in someone or something.

Example: The new marketing strategy was designed to superstimulate customer interest in the product.