Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Relating to a legal process where one party acts as both the judge and the prosecutor, often involving secret proceedings.

Example: The inquisitorial system allows judges to take a more active role in investigating the case.

Definition: In a way that involves asking many questions or investigating thoroughly, often in a formal or official context.

Example: The detective questioned the suspect inquisitorially, seeking to uncover the truth.

Definition: Not good for health; harmful or unhealthy.

Example: The insalubrious conditions in the old building made many residents sick.

Definition: The state of being unhealthy or not good for health.

Example: The insalubrity of the environment led to many health problems among the residents.

Definition: A state of being mentally ill or extremely foolish; a condition that can relieve someone of legal responsibility for their actions.

Example: The judge ruled that the defendant's actions were a result of insanity, and he was not held criminally responsible.

Definition: The state of never being satisfied or having a desire that cannot be fulfilled.

Example: Her insatiability for knowledge drove her to read every book she could find.

Definition: Something that cannot be satisfied or fulfilled, often referring to desires or needs that are always wanting more.

Example: Her insatiable curiosity led her to explore every corner of the library.

Definition: A state of having an unquenchable desire or appetite that cannot be satisfied.

Example: Her insatiableness for knowledge drove her to read every book she could find.

Definition: In a way that cannot be satisfied or fulfilled; always wanting more.

Example: She insatiably craved new experiences and adventures.

Definition: In a way that cannot be satisfied or fulfilled; always wanting more.

Example: She pursued her goals insatiately, never feeling content with her achievements.