Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: In a way that relates to an empire or is characteristic of an emperor.

Example: The ruler governed imperially, making decisions that affected the entire empire.

Definition: To put someone or something in danger or at risk.

Example: The storm could imperil the safety of the hikers on the mountain.

Definition: In danger of being harmed or destroyed, especially in a way that could lead to extinction.

Example: Many species are imperiled due to habitat loss and climate change.

Definition: To put someone or something in danger or at risk.

Example: The heavy rains imperiled the safety of the hikers on the mountain.

Definition: The act of putting someone or something in danger or risk.

Example: The imperilment of the environment is a serious concern for future generations.

Definition: Having a proud and commanding attitude, often expecting obedience from others.

Example: The imperious leader demanded respect from everyone in the room.

Definition: In a way that shows dominance or authority, often in a commanding or overbearing manner.

Example: She spoke imperiously, expecting everyone to obey her orders without question.

Definition: The quality of being commanding or domineering, often in an arrogant way.

Example: Her imperiousness made it difficult for others to express their opinions freely.

Definition: Something that does not decay or perish; it lasts forever or is eternal.

Example: The love between them felt imperishable, surviving all challenges.

Definition: In a way that cannot be destroyed or forgotten; lasting forever.

Example: The artist's work will be remembered imperishably through the ages.

Definition: The condition of not lasting forever; the idea that things are temporary and will change or end.

Example: The impermanence of life teaches us to appreciate every moment.