Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Having extreme enthusiasm or devotion to a cause, often to the point of being unreasonable.

Example: His fanatical support for the team made him a well-known figure at every game.

Definition: The quality of being extremely enthusiastic or devoted to a particular cause or belief, often to an excessive or extreme degree.

Example: His fanaticalness about the team made him attend every game, no matter the distance.

Definition: An extreme and unreasonable enthusiasm or devotion to a particular cause or belief, often leading to intolerance towards others.

Example: His fanaticism for the team made him travel across the country to see every game.

Definition: In a way that is imaginative or unrealistic, often involving fanciful ideas or notions.

Example: The story was fancifully told, with dragons and talking animals.

Definition: Describing something that is imaginative, unusual, or related to fantasy, often in a way that is delightful or extraordinary.

Example: The fantastical creatures in the story captured the children's imaginations.

Definition: The quality of being fantastical or imaginative, often involving elements that are strange or unusual.

Example: The fantasticality of the story captivated the audience, transporting them to a world of magic and wonder.

Definition: Relating to or produced by electrical induction, often in the context of electrochemistry.

Example: The faradaic process is essential for understanding how batteries work.

Definition: A unit of electric charge used in electrochemistry, equal to the amount of electricity needed to deposit or release one gram equivalent weight of a substance during electrolysis.

Example: The experiment required a faraday of charge to complete the electrolysis process.

Definition: Relating to a type of electric current that alternates in an asymmetrical way, often produced by an induction coil.

Example: The faradic current is commonly used in physical therapy to stimulate muscles.

Definition: A type of comedy that uses exaggerated situations and characters to create humor, often involving ridiculous or improbable events.

Example: The play was a farce that had the audience laughing from start to finish.

Definition: To fill something with humor or jokes, often in a way that makes it seem silly or exaggerated.

Example: The comedian decided to farce his speech to make the audience laugh.