Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: A term in linguistics that refers to the use of a word or phrase to refer back to another word or phrase, often used for clarity or emphasis. It can also mean the repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive sentences or clauses.

Example: In the sentence 'When he arrived, he was surprised to see her', 'he' is an example of anaphora referring back to a previously mentioned noun.

Definition: Relating to a word or phrase that refers back to another word or phrase mentioned earlier in a sentence or text.

Example: In the sentence 'Maria lost her keys, and she can't find them', the word 'she' is an anaphoric reference to 'Maria'.

Definition: In a way that refers back to a previous word or phrase in a sentence.

Example: The pronoun was used anaphorically to refer to the noun mentioned earlier.

Definition: Something that reduces or suppresses sexual desire.

Example: Some medications can act as an anaphrodisiac, making it difficult to feel attracted to others.

Definition: A substance that decreases or stops sexual desire and interest.

Example: Some people believe that certain foods can act as an anaphrodisiac, reducing sexual desire.

Definition: Relating to or resembling a severe allergic reaction that can occur suddenly and may be life-threatening.

Example: The patient experienced an anaphylactoid reaction after eating shellfish.

Definition: A condition where cells revert to a less mature or less specialized form, often seen in cancerous tumors.

Example: The doctor explained that anaplasia can indicate a more aggressive type of cancer.

Definition: Relating to cells that have lost their specialized functions and characteristics, often seen in certain types of cancer.

Example: The doctor explained that anaplastic tumors are more aggressive and harder to treat than other types.

Definition: Describing a situation or system that is chaotic and lacks order or control, often associated with the absence of government or authority.

Example: The protest turned anarchic as people began to ignore the rules and act freely.

Definition: Relating to or characterized by a lack of order or control, often leading to chaos or disorder.

Example: The protest turned anarchical as people began to ignore the rules and create their own chaos.

Definition: In a way that lacks order or control, often associated with chaos or the absence of government.

Example: The group operated anarchically, ignoring all rules and regulations.