Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: To keep something hidden so that it cannot be seen or found.

Example: She decided to conceal the gift until the party.

Definition: Able to be hidden or kept out of sight.

Example: The small device is easily concealable in a pocket.

Definition: The act of keeping something hidden or secret from others.

Example: The concealment of the evidence made it difficult for the investigators to solve the case.

Definition: An imaginative or fanciful idea, often involving an elaborate comparison or metaphor.

Example: The poet used a clever conceit to illustrate the beauty of love.

Definition: To take a liking to something or to have a particular idea or understanding about it.

Example: She began to conceit the idea of traveling abroad for her studies.

Definition: The quality or state of being able to be imagined or understood.

Example: The conceivability of life on other planets fascinates many scientists.

Definition: Able to be imagined or thought of; something that can be understood or believed.

Example: It is conceivable that we could travel to other planets in the future.

Definition: The quality or state of being able to be imagined or understood.

Example: The conceivableness of the idea surprised everyone in the meeting.

Definition: In a way that is possible or imaginable; it suggests that something could happen or be true.

Example: Conceivably, we could finish the project by next week if everyone works hard.

Definition: To become pregnant or to form an idea or plan in the mind.

Example: She was able to conceive after several years of trying.

Definition: To form or develop an idea, plan, or offspring in the mind or body.

Example: She was able to conceive a brilliant plan for the project.

Definition: In a way that involves circles or shapes that share the same center point, often used to describe patterns or arrangements.

Example: The rings were arranged concentrically around the center of the target.