Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: A formal written accusation that someone has committed a crime, usually presented by a grand jury.

Example: The grand jury issued an indictment against the suspect after reviewing the evidence.

Definition: A person who formally accuses someone of a crime, usually in a legal context.

Example: The indictor presented the evidence to the grand jury.

Definition: The belief that all religions have the same value and should be treated equally.

Example: Indifferentism can lead to a lack of commitment to any particular faith.

Definition: A state of being very poor, where people lack basic necessities and comforts in life.

Example: The charity aims to help those living in indigence by providing food and shelter.

Definition: Experiencing extreme poverty or lacking basic necessities.

Example: The charity provides support to indigent families in the community.

Definition: A person who is very poor and lacks the basic necessities of life.

Example: The charity provides support for indigents in the community.

Definition: Feeling angry or upset because something is unfair or wrong.

Example: She was indignant when she found out that her hard work was not recognized.

Definition: A strong feeling of anger or annoyance caused by something that is unfair or wrong.

Example: She expressed her indignation at the unfair treatment of her colleague.

Definition: A situation or treatment that causes a person to feel ashamed or less respected.

Example: He felt a deep sense of indignity after being publicly criticized.

Definition: The quality of not being direct; a way of achieving something without being straightforward or clear.

Example: The politician used indirection to avoid answering the tough questions directly.

Definition: The state of not being straightforward or direct in communication or action.

Example: Her indirectness made it difficult for others to understand her true feelings.