Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: In a way that is incapable of making mistakes or being wrong; always correct or reliable.

Example: The scientist infallibly predicted the outcome of the experiment.

Definition: Relating to the act of killing an infant or very young child.

Example: The infanticidal tendencies in the story shocked the readers.

Definition: The act of intentionally causing the death of a baby or very young child.

Example: The law strictly prohibits infanticide and imposes severe penalties for those found guilty.

Definition: Relating to babies or very young children; also describes behavior that is childish or immature.

Example: His infantile jokes made it hard for anyone to take him seriously.

Definition: A condition where an adult shows immature behavior or characteristics, often keeping traits typical of a child, such as emotional or mental qualities that are not fully developed.

Example: His tendency to throw tantrums and avoid responsibilities is a clear sign of infantilism.

Definition: The act of treating someone as if they are much younger or less mature than they really are.

Example: The infantilization of adults can lead to a lack of independence and self-confidence.

Definition: To treat someone as if they are a child, making them less mature or responsible.

Example: The new policies tend to infantilize the employees, preventing them from making their own decisions.

Definition: Relating to or characteristic of a very young child; childish or immature.

Example: His infantine behavior made it difficult for him to fit in with his older peers.

Definition: A part of the body where tissue has died because it did not get enough blood.

Example: The doctor explained that the patient had an infarct in the heart muscle.

Definition: Having been damaged or affected by a blockage of blood supply, leading to tissue death.

Example: The doctor explained that the infarcted area of the heart was not functioning properly.