Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Suitable for people to live in; capable of being inhabited.

Example: The newly discovered planet is believed to be inhabitable, offering hope for future colonization.

Definition: The act of living in a place or the state of being occupied by people or animals.

Example: The inhabitation of the island by various species has created a unique ecosystem.

Definition: The action of breathing in air or other substances through the nose or mouth into the lungs.

Example: During the inhalation, she felt the fresh air fill her lungs.

Definition: Not having a pleasing sound; producing a harsh or discordant effect.

Example: The inharmonic tones created an unsettling atmosphere in the music.

Definition: Not in harmony or agreement; lacking a pleasing arrangement or sound.

Example: The inharmonious sounds from the construction site made it hard to concentrate.

Definition: In a way that is not harmonious or does not work well together.

Example: The two musicians played inharmoniously, creating a jarring sound.

Definition: Existing as a natural part of something; a quality that is essential and cannot be separated from it.

Example: The ability to learn is inherent in all human beings.

Definition: In a way that is a natural part of something; something that is essential or fundamental.

Example: The risks are inherently present in any adventure.

Definition: To receive property, money, or traits from someone after they have passed away.

Example: She will inherit her grandmother's jewelry after the funeral.

Definition: To receive something, such as money or property, from someone who has died, usually because of a legal arrangement or will.

Example: She will inherit her grandmother's house after she passes away.

Definition: The quality or characteristic of being able to be passed down from parents to their offspring, especially in terms of genetic traits.

Example: The inheritability of certain traits can be studied through genetics.