Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: The quality or condition of being able to be used or operated effectively.

Example: The workableness of the new software made it easy for everyone to adapt to it quickly.

Definition: The quality of being familiar with the world and its experiences, often related to practical knowledge and worldly affairs.

Example: Her worldliness made her a great diplomat, able to navigate complex international issues.

Definition: A set of beliefs and ideas that shape how a person or group understands and interprets life and the universe.

Example: Her worldview is influenced by her experiences and education.

Definition: A theoretical passage in space-time that connects two distant points, allowing for faster travel between them.

Example: Scientists are studying the possibility of traveling through a wormhole to reach distant galaxies.

Definition: In a way that shows good qualities or deserves respect.

Example: She acted worthily in the face of adversity, earning everyone's admiration.

Definition: Feeling or showing intense anger.

Example: The wrathful storm caused destruction across the town.

Definition: The state or quality of being very angry or filled with intense rage.

Example: His wrathfulness was evident when he learned about the betrayal.

Definition: Feeling very unhappy or in a very bad condition; miserable or of poor quality.

Example: After the storm, the wretched house was left in ruins.

Definition: A condition of great unhappiness or suffering, often due to difficult circumstances.

Example: The wretchedness of the refugees was evident as they struggled to find food and shelter.

Definition: A formal written order from a court that tells someone to do something or stop doing something.

Example: The judge issued a writ to prevent the company from continuing its illegal activities.

Definition: To create or compose text, typically using a pen or keyboard.

Example: She decided to writ a letter to her friend.