Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Not able to be melted or fused; resistant to heat and unable to change into a liquid form.

Example: Some materials are infusible, meaning they cannot be melted down for recycling.

Definition: Having the ability to inspire or influence others.

Example: The artist's infusive style captivated the audience and left a lasting impression.

Definition: A tiny organism that lives in water, often found in places with decaying organic material, and usually has hair-like structures called cilia.

Example: The pond was full of infusorians, which helped break down the decaying leaves.

Definition: Having a clever and inventive mind; showing originality and skill in creating or solving problems.

Example: The engineer came up with an ingenious solution to the complex problem.

Definition: In a clever and inventive way, showing great skill or creativity.

Example: She solved the problem ingeniously, coming up with a solution that no one else had thought of.

Definition: The quality of being clever, original, and inventive in solving problems or creating things.

Example: Her ingeniousness in designing the new app impressed everyone at the tech conference.

Definition: A young woman who is innocent and naive, often portrayed in plays or films as a character who is inexperienced and wholesome.

Example: The actress was perfect for the role of the ingenue, bringing a sense of innocence to the character.

Definition: The ability to think creatively and come up with clever solutions or ideas.

Example: Her ingenuity helped the team solve the complex problem quickly.

Definition: This word describes someone who is innocent, simple, and honest, without any deceit or trickery.

Example: Her ingenuous nature made her very approachable and trustworthy.

Definition: In a way that is innocent, simple, and sincere, without any attempt to hide feelings or intentions.

Example: She spoke ingenuously about her dreams and aspirations, showing her true self.