Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Relating to or affected by a condition called diabetes, which affects how the body processes sugar.

Example: The doctor recommended a diabetic diet to help manage her blood sugar levels.

Definition: A person who has a medical condition that affects how the body uses sugar.

Example: My friend is a diabetic and needs to monitor his blood sugar levels regularly.

Definition: Relating to or causing the development of diabetes.

Example: Certain foods can be considered diabetogenic if they lead to high blood sugar levels.

Definition: Very evil or cruel, like something a devil would do.

Example: The villain in the story had a diabolic plan to take over the world.

Definition: Relating to or resembling a devil, often in a very evil or cruel way.

Example: The villain in the story had a diabolical plan to take over the world.

Definition: In a way that is extremely evil or wicked, often suggesting cleverness or cunning.

Example: The villain plotted diabolically to take over the world.

Definition: The quality or state of being extremely evil or wicked.

Example: The villain's diabolicalness was evident in his cruel plans.

Definition: The practice or belief in dealing with the devil or demons, often involving evil actions or sorcery.

Example: The novel explores themes of diabolism and its impact on the characters' lives.

Definition: To make someone or something seem evil or devilish.

Example: The media often diabolize public figures to create sensational stories.

Definition: A chemical compound with the formula C4H6O2, consisting of two acetyl groups. It is often used in flavoring and fragrance products.

Example: Diacetyl is commonly used to give a buttery flavor to popcorn.

Definition: Relating to the study of how things change over time, especially in language or culture.

Example: The diachronic analysis of the language revealed how its structure evolved over centuries.