Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: In a way that produces light or heat, often used to describe something glowing or shining brightly.

Example: The stars shone incandescently in the clear night sky.

Definition: Relating to or involving the use of spells or chants, often for magical purposes.

Example: The incantatory words echoed through the ancient forest, creating an atmosphere of mystery.

Definition: The state of not being able to do something or lacking the ability to perform a task.

Example: His incapability to solve the problem frustrated his team.

Definition: Not able to do something or lacking the ability to perform a task.

Example: She felt incapable of completing the project on her own.

Definition: The quality of not being able to do something or lacking the ability to perform a task.

Example: His incapableness in handling the project led to its failure.

Definition: Not able to do things or function normally due to injury, illness, or other reasons.

Example: After the accident, he was incapacitated and needed help to recover.

Definition: To make someone unable to do something, often due to injury or illness.

Example: The accident incapacitated him for several weeks.

Definition: Causing someone or something to be unable to function or act normally.

Example: The injury was incapacitating, leaving him unable to walk for weeks.

Definition: To make someone unable to do something or to function normally.

Example: The accident was so severe that it left him incapacitating for several months.

Definition: The act of making someone unable to do something or the state of being unable to function normally.

Example: The incapacitation of the athlete due to injury was a major setback for the team.

Definition: A condition where someone is unable to do something due to a physical or mental limitation.

Example: His incapacity to walk was due to an accident.

Definition: To put someone in prison or to confine them against their will.

Example: The judge decided to incarcerate the criminal for five years.