Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: In a way that cannot be imitated or copied; uniquely.

Example: She sings inimitably, making her performances truly special.

Definition: Describing something that is very unfair or morally wrong; wicked.

Example: The iniquitous laws led to widespread protests and calls for reform.

Definition: In a way that is morally wrong or unjust.

Example: The laws were applied iniquitously, favoring the wealthy over the poor.

Definition: A very bad or immoral action or behavior that is considered wrong or sinful.

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

Definition: The process or act of starting something, often involving a ceremony or instruction for new members of a group or organization.

Example: The initiation ceremony welcomed new members into the club with various traditions.

Definition: Relating to the beginning or introduction of something.

Example: The initiatory phase of the project was crucial for its success.

Definition: Not showing good judgment or wisdom; making poor decisions.

Example: His injudicious comments during the meeting caused a lot of confusion.

Definition: In a way that shows a lack of good judgment or wisdom.

Example: He injudiciously invested all his savings in a risky venture.

Definition: The quality of making poor or unwise decisions.

Example: His injudiciousness in spending money led to financial troubles.

Definition: A legal order from a court that tells someone to stop doing something or to do something specific.

Example: The judge issued an injunction to prevent the company from polluting the river.