Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: To protrude through a wound or surgical opening.

Example: During the surgery, the organs began to eviscerate due to the incision.

Definition: To remove the internal organs from a body or to take away an important part of something.

Example: The surgeon had to eviscerate the patient to perform the necessary operation.

Definition: The act of removing the internal organs of a body, often used in a medical or surgical context. It can also refer to a strong verbal attack or criticism.

Example: The surgeon performed an evisceration to treat the patient's severe injury.

Definition: Something that can be avoided or prevented.

Example: The consequences of ignoring the warning were evitable if action had been taken sooner.

Definition: Able to be called forth or brought to mind.

Example: The memories of her childhood were evocable by the smell of fresh cookies.

Definition: The act of bringing something to mind or creating a strong image or feeling through memory or imagination.

Example: The evocation of childhood memories made her smile.

Definition: Having the ability to bring strong images, memories, or feelings to mind.

Example: The painting was evocative, reminding me of my childhood summers.

Definition: The quality of bringing strong images, memories, or feelings to mind.

Example: The evocativeness of the painting made everyone feel nostalgic.

Definition: To bring a feeling, memory, or image into your mind or to cause something to happen.

Example: The movie was able to evoke strong emotions in the audience.

Definition: In mathematics, it refers to the path traced by the centers of curvature of a specific curve.

Example: The evolute of a circle is a single point at its center.

Definition: In a way that relates to the process of evolution or development over time.

Example: The species adapted evolutionarily to survive in changing environments.