Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Relating to or resembling the upper regions of space or the ether, often used in a poetic or mystical context.

Example: The aetheric qualities of the painting gave it a dreamlike quality.

Definition: Aetiology is the study of the causes or origins of diseases or medical conditions.

Example: The aetiology of the disease was studied extensively by the researchers.

Definition: The quality of being friendly and easy to talk to.

Example: Her affability made her popular among her peers.

Definition: Someone who is easy to talk to and friendly, making others feel comfortable and welcome.

Example: Her affable nature made her popular among her peers.

Definition: The state of being able to be influenced or changed by something.

Example: Her affectability made her sensitive to the emotions of others.

Definition: Capable of being influenced or changed by something.

Example: The patient was in an affectable state, responding to the treatment.

Definition: A way of behaving or speaking that is not genuine and is used to make a certain impression on others. It often involves pretending to be something one is not.

Example: Her affectation of sophistication was evident in the way she spoke and dressed.

Definition: In a way that shows artificiality or pretentiousness, often to impress others.

Example: She spoke affectedly, trying to impress everyone with her knowledge.

Definition: Related to feelings or emotions, often in a way that influences or expresses them.

Example: The affective response to the music was overwhelming, bringing tears to her eyes.

Definition: The ability or tendency to feel emotions and respond to them, whether those feelings are good or bad.

Example: Her affectivity allows her to connect deeply with others' emotions.