Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: The state or quality of being unable to be justified or excused; a serious fault or wrongdoing that cannot be forgiven.

Example: The inexcusableness of his actions shocked everyone in the community.

Definition: In a way that cannot be justified or excused; without any valid reason.

Example: He acted inexcusably by ignoring the rules.

Definition: Something that cannot be used up or exhausted; it continues endlessly without tiring or running out.

Example: Her enthusiasm for helping others seemed inexhaustible, as she volunteered every weekend without fail.

Definition: In a way that cannot be exhausted or used up; endlessly or without limit.

Example: She worked inexhaustibly on her project, never seeming to tire.

Definition: Describing something that does not exist or is not present.

Example: The idea of a perfect society is often considered inexistent in reality.

Definition: Something that cannot be changed or stopped; it is relentless and unyielding.

Example: The inexorable march of time affects us all, no matter how hard we try to resist it.

Definition: In a way that cannot be stopped or changed; unyieldingly.

Example: The storm moved inexorably towards the coast, leaving everyone in its path unprepared.

Definition: The quality of being unsuitable or not appropriate for a particular purpose or situation.

Example: The inexpedience of the plan became clear when it failed to achieve its goals.

Definition: A situation or action that is not suitable or advisable, often because it may lead to problems or difficulties.

Example: The inexpediency of the decision became clear when the project faced numerous delays.

Definition: Not advisable or practical; not suitable for achieving a desired outcome.

Example: Choosing to ignore the warning was an inexpedient decision that led to problems later.