Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Able to be demanded or enforced with precision.

Example: The terms of the contract are exactable, meaning they can be strictly enforced if necessary.

Definition: This word describes someone or something that demands a lot of effort, care, or attention, often in a strict or severe way.

Example: The exacting teacher expected all of her students to submit their best work.

Definition: In a way that demands a lot of effort, attention, or precision.

Example: She worked exactingly on her project to ensure everything was perfect.

Definition: The quality of demanding a lot of attention to detail or precision.

Example: Her exactingness in her work ensures that every project is completed to the highest standard.

Definition: The quality of being precise and accurate in details or measurements.

Example: The exactitude of the scientist's measurements was crucial for the experiment's success.

Definition: Describing something that is characterized by making things seem larger, more important, or more extreme than they really are.

Example: His exaggerative comments made the story much more entertaining than it actually was.

Definition: Describing something that makes a situation seem more extreme or important than it really is.

Example: His exaggeratory comments made the story sound much more dramatic than it actually was.

Definition: To raise someone or something to a higher level of importance, honor, or status; to praise or glorify.

Example: The community gathered to exalt the achievements of their local heroes.

Definition: A state of great happiness or excitement, often to an extreme degree.

Example: The news of her promotion filled her with exaltation.

Definition: Raised to a higher level in rank, character, or status; noble or lofty in nature.

Example: The scientist received an exalted award for her groundbreaking research.