Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: A person or thing that causes damage or weakness to something.

Example: The medication can be an impairer of certain bodily functions if taken in excess.

Definition: Something that cannot be easily perceived or touched; it is intangible or difficult to understand.

Example: The concept of love can often feel impalpable, as it is not something you can physically touch.

Definition: In a way that cannot be felt or touched; not perceptible to the senses.

Example: The changes in the atmosphere were impalpably felt by the sensitive individuals in the room.

Definition: To officially select and enroll a group of people to serve as jurors in a legal case.

Example: The judge decided to impanel a jury for the upcoming trial.

Definition: A state of being unequal or different, often referring to a lack of balance or fairness between two or more things.

Example: The imparity in wealth distribution has led to social unrest.

Definition: To give or share something, such as knowledge or a quality, with someone else.

Example: The teacher tried to impart wisdom to her students.

Definition: Not showing favoritism or bias; treating all sides equally and fairly.

Example: The judge was known for being impartial in all of his cases.

Definition: The quality of treating all people and groups equally without favoritism or bias.

Example: The judge's impartiality ensured a fair trial for both parties.

Definition: The action of giving or sharing information, knowledge, or something valuable to someone else.

Example: The teacher's impartment of knowledge helped the students succeed.

Definition: The condition of being unable to be passed through or crossed.

Example: The heavy snow caused the impassability of the roads, making travel impossible.