Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Describing a type of rock or mineral that has iron and magnesium as its main elements.

Example: Basalt is a common example of a ferromagnesian rock.

Definition: A material that can be magnetized and retains its magnetic properties even after the external magnetic field is removed, similar to iron.

Example: Iron is a common example of a ferromagnet used in many applications.

Definition: Relating to materials like iron, nickel, or cobalt that can be magnetized and retain their magnetism even after the external magnetic field is removed.

Example: Iron is a ferromagnetic material, which means it can be magnetized easily.

Definition: The process in which some materials can become permanent magnets when they are exposed to a magnetic field.

Example: Iron exhibits ferromagnetism, allowing it to become a magnet when near a magnetic field.

Definition: Relating to or containing iron, especially in a specific form or state.

Example: The ferrous materials are often used in construction due to their strength.

Definition: A tool, often made of wood, used for punishing children, typically in a school setting.

Example: The teacher used a ferule to discipline the misbehaving student.

Definition: To punish someone using a stick or rod, often used in a school setting.

Example: The teacher decided to ferule the student for his misbehavior.

Definition: The state of having intense and passionate feelings about something.

Example: Her fervency for social justice inspired many to join the cause.

Definition: Having or showing intense feelings, enthusiasm, or passion about something.

Example: She is a fervent supporter of environmental protection.

Definition: Characterized by intense emotion or enthusiasm; very passionate or heated.

Example: The fervid speech inspired everyone in the audience.

Definition: In a way that shows intense passion or enthusiasm.

Example: She spoke fervidly about her love for music.