Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Something that cannot be measured or calculated because it is too valuable or important.

Example: The support of my family during tough times has been inestimable.

Definition: In a way that cannot be measured or calculated; extremely or immeasurably.

Example: The contributions of the volunteers were inestimably valuable to the success of the project.

Definition: A situation or outcome that is certain to happen and cannot be avoided.

Example: The inevitability of change is something we all must accept.

Definition: Something that cannot be avoided or prevented; it is certain to happen.

Example: The rain was inevitable, so we brought our umbrellas.

Definition: The quality or state of being certain to happen; something that cannot be avoided.

Example: The inevitableness of change is a part of life that we all must accept.

Definition: In a way that cannot be avoided or prevented; something that is certain to happen.

Example: If you keep eating junk food, you will inevitably gain weight.

Definition: The quality of being not exact or precise; a state of being inaccurate.

Example: The inexactitude of the measurements led to errors in the final results.

Definition: In a way that is not accurate or precise; done without exactness.

Example: The measurements were taken inexactly, leading to errors in the final results.

Definition: The quality of not being precise or accurate; it refers to a lack of exactness or certainty.

Example: The inexactness of the measurements led to errors in the final results.

Definition: Something that cannot be justified or excused; it is considered unacceptable or wrong.

Example: His inexcusable actions led to serious consequences.