Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: To make something unique or specific to a particular person or group, often by changing it to meet their needs or preferences.

Example: The teacher decided to individualize the lesson plans to better fit each student's learning style.

Definition: The process of becoming distinct or individual, often referring to the development of a person's unique identity or characteristics.

Example: In Jungian psychology, individuation is essential for achieving a balanced self.

Definition: In a way that cannot be divided or separated.

Example: The two countries are indivisibly linked by their shared history.

Definition: Not willing to be controlled or taught; difficult to manage or discipline.

Example: The indocile student often challenged the teacher's authority.

Definition: The state of being difficult to control or manage; not willing to be taught or disciplined.

Example: The indocility of the students made it challenging for the teacher to maintain order in the classroom.

Definition: To teach someone to accept a set of beliefs or ideas without questioning them.

Example: The organization aimed to indoctrinate new members with its ideology.

Definition: The process of teaching someone to accept a set of beliefs or ideas without questioning them.

Example: The school was criticized for its methods of indoctrination in the classroom.

Definition: A type of crystalline compound that is created by reducing indigo-blue with zinc dust, and has weak basic properties.

Example: Indol is often used in chemical research due to its unique properties.

Definition: A white crystalline substance found in coal tar and some plants, produced when proteins break down. It has a strong smell and is used in making perfumes and other products.

Example: The chemist used indole in the laboratory to create a new fragrance.

Definition: A tendency to avoid work or activity; a state of being lazy.

Example: His indolence prevented him from completing his assignments on time.