Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: The quality of having high moral standards and doing what is right.

Example: Her virtuousness was admired by everyone in the community.

Definition: The quality or state of being extremely harmful or infectious, especially in relation to diseases.

Example: The virulence of the virus made it difficult to control the outbreak.

Definition: The quality or state of being virulent, which refers to the ability of a pathogen to cause disease or harm.

Example: The virulency of the virus made it difficult to control the outbreak.

Definition: Extremely harmful or dangerous, especially in a way that can cause serious illness or injury. It can also refer to something that is very hostile or aggressive.

Example: The virulent strain of the virus spread quickly through the population.

Definition: In a way that is extremely harmful or hostile, often used to describe aggressive or severe actions or attitudes.

Example: The disease spread virulently, affecting many people in a short time.

Definition: Describing something that carries or contains a virus.

Example: The viruliferous insects spread the disease to the plants.

Definition: A type of circular RNA that is similar to a viroid and relies on plant viruses to reproduce and form a protective coat.

Example: The scientist studied the virusoid to understand its role in plant diseases.

Definition: The face or appearance of a person, often referring to their expression or features.

Example: Her visage reflected the joy she felt inside.

Definition: Having a particular appearance or facial expression.

Example: The artist painted a visaged portrait that captured the subject's emotions.

Definition: Relating to deep, instinctive feelings rather than intellectual thoughts; often associated with strong emotions or physical sensations.

Example: Her visceral reaction to the news showed just how deeply it affected her.