Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: The state of being in disagreement or conflict; a lack of harmony or agreement between people or things.

Example: There was a noticeable discordance in their opinions about the project.

Definition: A lack of harmony or agreement between things, often resulting in conflict or disagreement.

Example: The discordancy in their opinions led to a heated debate.

Definition: Not in harmony; producing a harsh or unpleasant sound, or being in disagreement or conflict.

Example: The discordant notes from the piano made it hard to enjoy the music.

Definition: A feeling of disapproval or disfavor towards something or someone.

Example: Her discountenance of the proposal was clear during the meeting.

Definition: To show disapproval or to discourage someone from doing something.

Example: The teacher discountenanced the idea of cheating on the exam.

Definition: Not approved or supported; disapproved.

Example: The proposal was discountenanced by the committee due to its lack of feasibility.

Definition: To show disapproval or to discourage something.

Example: The teacher discountenanced the idea of cheating on the exam.

Definition: To talk or write about a subject in a formal way, often in a detailed manner.

Example: The professor will discourse on the topic of climate change during the lecture.

Definition: A formal discussion or conversation about a specific topic, which can be either spoken or written.

Example: The professor led a discourse on the implications of climate change.

Definition: To narrate or discuss something in detail.

Example: The professor will discourse on the topic of ethics during the lecture.

Definition: A person who speaks or writes formally about a particular subject, often in a detailed or elaborate way.

Example: The discourser captivated the audience with his insightful analysis of the topic.

Definition: An action or remark that is rude or disrespectful to others.

Example: His discourtesy during the meeting upset many of his colleagues.

Definition: Causing harm to someone's reputation or standing; something that is shameful or dishonorable.

Example: His discreditable actions led to his removal from the committee.

Definition: In a way that causes loss of respect or reputation.

Example: The politician acted discreditably during the scandal, losing the trust of many voters.