Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: A substance or quality that flows out from a source, often used to describe something that emanates or is released.

Example: The effluence from the factory was monitored to ensure it did not harm the environment.

Definition: Describing something that is flowing out or being discharged, often used in the context of liquids or waste.

Example: The effluent water from the factory was treated before being released into the river.

Definition: A liquid waste that is released, often from factories or sewage systems.

Example: The factory was fined for releasing untreated effluent into the river.

Definition: A substance that is released as a byproduct, often in the form of gas or vapor, which can be unpleasant or harmful.

Example: The effluvium from the decaying food filled the room with a terrible smell.

Definition: A process or act of flowing out or moving away from a source.

Example: The efflux of water from the reservoir was carefully monitored.

Definition: The act or process of flowing out, or something that has flowed out.

Example: The effluxion of time can change many things in life.

Definition: A type of boldness that is shameless or disrespectful, often showing a lack of regard for others' feelings or opinions.

Example: She had the effrontery to ask for a raise after being late to work every day.

Definition: To shine brightly or emit light.

Example: The sun began to effulge, casting a warm glow over the landscape.

Definition: A bright and shining light or glow that is very impressive and beautiful.

Example: The effulgence of the sun made the entire landscape sparkle.

Definition: Describing something that shines brightly or radiates light.

Example: The effulgent sun lit up the entire sky with its golden rays.

Definition: Describing something that spreads out loosely or without a definite shape.

Example: The effuse leaves of the plant created a beautiful, flowing appearance in the garden.

Definition: To flow out or spread out from a source, often in a gradual or gentle manner.

Example: The liquid began to effuse from the broken pipe.

Definition: To pour out a liquid or to spread something out in a way that it covers a larger area.

Example: The scientist decided to effuse the solution into the beaker carefully.