Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: A positive statement or claim about something that is asserted to be true.

Example: The lawyer made an averment in court to support her client's case.

Definition: The state of having a strong dislike or opposition to something.

Example: Her averseness to loud noises made it difficult for her to enjoy the concert.

Definition: To prevent something from happening or to turn it away.

Example: She tried to avert a disaster by warning everyone in time.

Definition: A woman who flies an aircraft or is a pilot.

Example: The aviatrix soared through the clouds with confidence and skill.

Definition: A type of protein that is present in raw egg whites and can bind to a vitamin called biotin, making it unavailable for the body to use.

Example: Avidin is often studied in laboratories for its ability to bind biotin tightly.

Definition: Relating to the birds of a particular region or environment.

Example: The avifaunal diversity in the rainforest is remarkable, with many species found nowhere else.

Definition: Not capable of causing disease or harm; lacking the ability to produce severe effects.

Example: The avirulent strain of the virus is used in research to study immune responses without causing illness.

Definition: Relating to a condition caused by a deficiency of vitamins in the diet.

Example: The avitaminotic symptoms in the patient indicated a serious lack of essential nutrients.

Definition: In a way that can be avoided or prevented.

Example: The accident could have been avoided if proper safety measures were taken.

Definition: A strong statement or declaration that something is true or certain.

Example: His avouchment of the facts was convincing to the jury.