Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: In a way that shows acceptance of events as inevitable and beyond one's control.

Example: She approached the situation fatalistically, believing that whatever happened was meant to be.

Definition: Determined by fate or destiny; something that is meant to happen and cannot be changed.

Example: She felt that her success was fated and inevitable.

Definition: Having a significant impact on future events, often in a negative or disastrous way.

Example: The fateful decision to ignore the warning led to serious consequences.

Definition: The quality of having significant consequences or being destined to happen.

Example: The fatefulness of their decision changed the course of their lives forever.

Definition: Something that can be understood or comprehended.

Example: The concept of infinity is not easily fathomable to most people.

Definition: Something that is so deep or complex that it cannot be measured or understood.

Example: The ocean seemed fathomless, stretching endlessly into the horizon.

Definition: In a way that is impossible to measure or understand; extremely deep or profound.

Example: The ocean is fathomlessly deep, hiding many secrets beneath its surface.

Definition: Describing something that is related to prophecy or foretelling future events.

Example: The fatidic signs in the ancient texts warned of impending doom.

Definition: The quality of being easily fatigued or tired; the tendency to become tired quickly.

Example: His fatigability made it difficult for him to keep up with the rigorous training schedule.

Definition: Able to become tired or exhausted after exertion or effort.

Example: Even the most fatigable athletes need to rest after intense training.