Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: A hint or suggestion that is often negative or critical, usually made in a subtle way.

Example: His comments were filled with innuendo, making it clear he disapproved of her choices.

Definition: Too many to be counted or measured; countless.

Example: There are innumerable stars in the night sky.

Definition: In a way that cannot be counted or measured; in countless numbers.

Example: The stars in the sky are innumerably bright, making the night look magical.

Definition: The lack of ability to understand or work with numbers and mathematical concepts.

Example: Many people struggle with innumeracy, making it difficult for them to manage their finances effectively.

Definition: Not having the ability to understand or work with numbers and mathematical concepts.

Example: Many people feel innumerate when faced with complex statistics.

Definition: A person who does not understand basic math or numbers.

Example: Many people in the community are considered innumerate, struggling with simple calculations.

Definition: Too many to count; countless.

Example: There are innumerous stars in the night sky.

Definition: The act of not paying attention to something or not following a rule or custom.

Example: His inobservance of the safety regulations led to an accident at work.

Definition: Not paying attention to things around you; failing to notice or observe details.

Example: He was inobservant during the meeting and missed important information.

Definition: To introduce a vaccine or other substance into a person's or animal's body to help them build immunity against a disease.

Example: The doctor will inoculate the children against measles.

Definition: The process of introducing a vaccine or substance into the body to help it build immunity against a disease.

Example: The doctor recommended an inoculation to protect against the flu this season.