Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Relating to the mental processes of thinking, understanding, learning, and remembering.

Example: Cognitive development is important for children's learning and problem-solving skills.

Definition: In a way that relates to the mental processes of understanding, thinking, and learning.

Example: She approached the problem cognitively, analyzing all possible solutions before making a decision.

Definition: Able to be known or recognized; something that can be perceived or understood.

Example: The evidence presented in court was cognizable and could be used to support the case.

Definition: In a way that can be recognized or understood; perceptibly.

Example: The changes in the environment were cognizably affecting the local wildlife.

Definition: The state of being aware of something or having knowledge about it.

Example: The committee took cognizance of the new regulations during their meeting.

Definition: Being aware of and understanding something, especially through personal experience or information.

Example: She is cognizant of the challenges that lie ahead.

Definition: To know or be aware of something; to recognize or understand.

Example: She can easily cognize the differences between the two theories.

Definition: A person or thing that recognizes or understands something.

Example: The cognizer in the experiment was able to identify patterns in the data.

Definition: A person who shares the inheritance of an estate with one or more others.

Example: After their father's passing, the siblings became coheirs to the family fortune.

Definition: To be logically connected or to stick together as a whole, forming a unified structure or idea.

Example: The different sections of the report did not cohere well, making it hard to understand the main point.

Definition: To make things stick together or form a united and organized whole.

Example: The artist tried to cohere the different elements of the sculpture into a single piece.