Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: A woman who is appointed to carry out the instructions in a will after someone has died.

Example: The executrix ensured that all the deceased's wishes were fulfilled according to the will.

Definition: A curved or semicircular seating area, often found outdoors, used in ancient Greece and Rome for discussions or relaxation.

Example: The ancient philosophers often gathered in the exedra to share their ideas and debate important topics.

Definition: A detailed explanation or interpretation of a text, often used in religious or literary contexts.

Example: The scholar's exegesis of the ancient manuscript revealed new insights into its meaning.

Definition: A person who interprets or explains texts, especially religious scriptures.

Example: The exegete provided a detailed analysis of the ancient manuscript.

Definition: Relating to the critical explanation or interpretation of texts, especially religious scriptures.

Example: The exegetic approach to the ancient manuscript revealed new insights into its meaning.

Definition: Related to the critical interpretation or explanation of a text, especially religious scriptures.

Example: The scholar provided an exegetical analysis of the ancient manuscript.

Definition: A person or thing that is a perfect example of a particular quality or type.

Example: She is an exemplar of kindness and generosity.

Definition: In a way that serves as a model or example for others; in an admirable or commendable manner.

Example: She performed exemplarily in her role, setting a standard for her peers.

Definition: The quality of being an example or model for others to follow.

Example: Her actions showed great exemplarity, inspiring others to do the same.

Definition: Describing something that is a good example or model to follow, often because it is commendable or worthy of imitation.

Example: Her exemplary performance in the competition earned her a scholarship.