Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Something that can be imagined or assumed to be true, often used in discussions or theories.

Example: In a supposable scenario, the team could win the championship if they train hard enough.

Definition: The act of thinking something is true or possible without having proof; an idea or belief that is not certain.

Example: Her supposal that he would arrive late turned out to be correct.

Definition: An idea or belief that something is true, often without proof or evidence.

Example: Her supposition about the weather was based on the dark clouds in the sky.

Definition: Based on an assumption or something that is not proven; often used to describe ideas or theories that are imagined rather than real.

Example: The scientist presented a suppositional theory about the origins of the universe.

Definition: Describing something that is assumed or supposed to be true, often without proof or evidence.

Example: The suppositious claims made by the witness were not supported by any facts.

Definition: Relating to something that is assumed or supposed, often without proof; can also refer to something that is fraudulent or not genuine.

Example: The supposititious claim of ownership was quickly dismissed by the court.

Definition: A small solid form of medicine that is inserted into the body, usually melting at body temperature to release the medication.

Example: The doctor prescribed a suppository to help relieve her symptoms.

Definition: To stop something from happening or being expressed, often by force or control.

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

Definition: Able to be controlled or stopped from being expressed or shown.

Example: The emotions he felt were suppressible, but he chose to express them instead.

Definition: The act of stopping something from being seen, heard, or expressed, or the state of being stopped.

Example: The government imposed a suppression of free speech during the crisis.