Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: The condition of causing erosion, which is the process of wearing away soil or rock.

Example: The erosiveness of the heavy rains led to significant soil loss in the area.

Definition: Relating to or intended to arouse sexual desire or excitement.

Example: The movie contained several erotic scenes that were meant to be provocative.

Definition: Capable of making mistakes or being wrong.

Example: Even the best professionals are errable and can make mistakes.

Definition: Describing someone or something that strays from the correct path or standard, often wandering or behaving in a way that is not appropriate.

Example: The errant child wandered away from the group during the field trip.

Definition: Not consistent or regular; unpredictable in behavior or performance.

Example: The weather has been erratic lately, changing from sunny to rainy in just a few minutes.

Definition: A large rock that has been moved from its original location, often by a glacier, or a person or thing that behaves in an unpredictable or inconsistent way.

Example: The erratic boulder stood alone in the field, a reminder of the glacier's past movement.

Definition: Not regular or consistent; unpredictable in behavior or performance.

Example: The erratic weather patterns made it difficult to plan the outdoor event.

Definition: A mistake in a printed or written text, often listed in a correction section of a book.

Example: The publisher issued an erratum to correct the mistakes found in the first edition.

Definition: Mistaken or incorrect; having errors or faults.

Example: The report was based on erroneous data, leading to wrong conclusions.

Definition: In a way that is wrong or incorrect.

Example: She erroneously believed that the meeting was at 10 AM instead of 2 PM.

Definition: The quality or state of being wrong or incorrect.

Example: The erroneousness of the report led to confusion among the team members.