Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: The condition of happening rarely or not often; a lack of frequency.

Example: The infrequency of the bus service made it difficult for residents to travel.

Definition: The quality or state of happening rarely or not often.

Example: The infrequency of the bus service made it difficult for residents to rely on public transportation.

Definition: To violate or break the rules or rights of someone or something, often by encroaching upon them.

Example: The new law may infringe on people's privacy rights.

Definition: To break the rules or limits of something, such as a law or agreement.

Example: The company was sued for infringing on the patent of a competitor.

Definition: A violation of a law, rule, or agreement, or an encroachment on someone's rights.

Example: The company faced legal action due to copyright infringement.

Definition: A person who violates or breaks a law, rule, or agreement.

Example: The company took legal action against the infringer for using their copyrighted material without permission.

Definition: Not careful with money or resources; spending too much or wasting them.

Example: His infrugal habits led to financial problems.

Definition: Describing something that is shaped like a funnel or related to a funnel-like structure.

Example: The infundibular shape of the structure allows for efficient fluid flow.

Definition: A funnel-shaped structure or passage in the body, often found in organs like the kidneys or fallopian tubes.

Example: The doctor explained that the infundibulum is crucial for the function of the kidney.

Definition: A strong feeling of anger or rage.

Example: His infuriation was evident when he heard the unfair decision.

Definition: The ability of a substance to be infused or poured in, or the difficulty of a substance to be melted or dissolved.

Example: The infusibility of certain metals makes them ideal for high-temperature applications.