Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: The quality of using more words than necessary to express an idea, often making speech or writing longer and less clear.

Example: The verboseness of his speech made it difficult for the audience to follow his main point.

Definition: Not allowed or permitted; something that is forbidden.

Example: In some cultures, certain topics are considered verboten during conversations.

Definition: In a way that shows a lot of green plants or grass; lush and green.

Example: The garden was verdantly filled with flowers and trees, creating a beautiful scene.

Definition: Feeling shy or modest, especially in social situations.

Example: She was too verecund to speak in front of the large audience.

Definition: The inward or outward movement of the eyes when looking at something, helping to focus on objects that are near or far away.

Example: The doctor tested my eye vergence to see how well I could focus on close objects.

Definition: In a way that is truthful or corresponds to reality.

Example: The witness described the events veridically, ensuring that the jury understood the truth.

Definition: The quality of being able to be checked or proven to be true or accurate.

Example: The verifiability of the data is crucial for the research findings to be accepted.

Definition: Able to be confirmed or proven true through evidence or investigation.

Example: The scientist provided verifiable data to support her findings.

Definition: The quality of being able to be checked or proven to be true or accurate.

Example: The verifiableness of the data is crucial for the research findings to be accepted.

Definition: The process of checking or proving that something is true, accurate, or valid.

Example: The verification of the data was necessary before publishing the results.