Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: In a manner that cannot be destroyed or damaged.

Example: The materials used in the construction of the building are designed to last indestructibly against natural disasters.

Definition: Something that cannot be determined, measured, or settled clearly.

Example: The outcome of the experiment was indeterminable due to various unpredictable factors.

Definition: In a way that cannot be determined or defined clearly.

Example: The outcome of the experiment was indeterminably affected by various factors.

Definition: The condition of not being clearly defined or determined; uncertainty about something.

Example: The indeterminacy of the results made it difficult to draw any conclusions.

Definition: Not clearly defined or determined; vague or uncertain in nature.

Example: The results of the experiment were indeterminate, making it hard to draw any conclusions.

Definition: In a way that is not clearly defined or determined; without a specific limit or boundary.

Example: The results of the experiment were indeterminately affected by various external factors.

Definition: A state of being uncertain or not having a clear direction or decision.

Example: The indetermination of his plans made it difficult for others to help him.

Definition: The belief that some events, especially human actions, happen without a specific cause, meaning they cannot be predicted or determined by previous events.

Example: Indeterminism suggests that our choices are not always influenced by prior causes, allowing for free will.

Definition: A person who believes that not all events are determined by previous causes, allowing for randomness or free will in the universe.

Example: As an indeterminist, she argues that some events occur by chance rather than by predetermined laws.

Definition: Not having a fixed outcome; involving elements of chance or unpredictability.

Example: The results of the experiment were indeterministic, making it difficult to draw clear conclusions.