Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Something that cannot be cured or healed.

Example: The disease was deemed immedicable, leaving the doctors with no treatment options.

Definition: Existing for a very long time, often beyond the memory of people or recorded history.

Example: The ancient trees in the forest are said to be immemorial, having stood there for centuries.

Definition: In a way that has existed for a very long time, often beyond memory or recorded history.

Example: The traditions of the village have been passed down immemorially through generations.

Definition: Too large or extreme to be measured or calculated.

Example: The beauty of the night sky felt immeasurable to her.

Definition: Able to be fully placed in water without being harmed or damaged.

Example: The immersible blender can be used directly in the pot without any issues.

Definition: The act of being completely surrounded or involved in something, often used to describe a deep engagement or absorption in an activity or environment.

Example: The language program offers an immersion experience for students to practice speaking in real-life situations.

Definition: Not organized or done in a systematic way; lacking a clear method or plan.

Example: His immethodical approach to studying made it hard for him to retain information.

Definition: In a way that lacks a clear method or system; done in a disorganized or chaotic manner.

Example: She approached the project immethodically, leading to many mistakes and confusion.

Definition: The state of being about to happen or occur soon, often referring to something that may be dangerous or threatening.

Example: The imminence of the storm made everyone hurry indoors.

Definition: The state of being about to happen or occur very soon.

Example: The imminency of the storm made everyone rush to find shelter.