Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Relating to objects that are believed to have magical powers or bring good luck.

Example: She wore a talismanic necklace that she believed would protect her.

Definition: Relating to the Talmud, which is a central text of Rabbinic Judaism containing discussions and interpretations of Jewish law, ethics, customs, and history.

Example: The rabbi's teachings were deeply rooted in Talmudic traditions.

Definition: A bone in the ankle that connects the leg to the foot, allowing for movement and support.

Example: The doctor examined the talus to check for any injuries after the fall.

Definition: The state or condition where two things touch at a single point without crossing each other.

Example: In geometry, the tangency of the two circles means they touch at exactly one point.

Definition: Not directly related or relevant; touching at a single point without crossing.

Example: The discussion was tangent to the main topic, straying into unrelated areas.

Definition: A straight line or surface that touches another line or surface at one point without crossing it, or a sudden change in topic during a conversation.

Example: During the meeting, she went off on a tangent about her vacation plans.

Definition: This word describes something that is only slightly related or connected to a main topic, often in a way that is not very important or relevant.

Example: His comments were tangential to the main discussion about climate change.

Definition: In a way that is only slightly related to the main topic or point.

Example: The speaker tangentially mentioned the project during the meeting, but did not go into detail.

Definition: The quality of being able to be touched or perceived physically; something that can be seen or felt.

Example: The tangibility of the product helped customers feel more confident in their purchase.

Definition: Able to be touched or felt; something that is real and can be perceived physically or understood clearly.

Example: The project provided tangible results that everyone could see and appreciate.

Definition: Something that can be touched or physically felt; a material object or asset that has a definite value.

Example: The company invested in tangible assets like buildings and machinery.

Definition: The quality of being able to be touched or physically felt; something that is real and concrete rather than abstract.

Example: The tangibleness of the sculpture made it more appealing to visitors.