Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: The quality of being unwise or not recommended, often because it could lead to negative consequences.

Example: The inadvisability of investing in that company was clear after the recent financial reports.

Definition: Not wise or sensible; something that is not recommended to do.

Example: It is inadvisable to travel during a storm.

Definition: The state of being unable to be taken away or transferred from someone.

Example: The inalienability of certain rights is a fundamental principle in human rights law.

Definition: Something that cannot be taken away or given up; it is a right or quality that belongs to someone permanently.

Example: Everyone has inalienable rights that must be respected.

Definition: In a way that cannot be taken away or transferred to someone else.

Example: The rights of every individual are inalienably protected by law.

Definition: Something that cannot be changed or modified.

Example: The rules of the game are inalterable, so everyone must follow them.

Definition: In a way that cannot be changed or altered.

Example: The rules were inalterably set, leaving no room for negotiation.

Definition: Lacking sense, meaning, or substance; often used to describe comments or actions that are silly or pointless.

Example: His inane remarks during the meeting annoyed everyone.

Definition: Not a valid English word.

Example: N/A

Definition: Describing something that is not alive or does not have life, such as objects or materials.

Example: The table is an inanimate object that cannot move on its own.

Definition: A state of extreme weakness or exhaustion caused by a lack of food or nourishment.

Example: After days without food, he fell into a state of inanition.