Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: In a way that shows a deep understanding or perception of something.

Example: She explained the complex topic insightfully, making it easier for everyone to understand.

Definition: The state of being unimportant or having little value.

Example: Many people feel a sense of insignificance in a large crowd.

Definition: The quality of being unimportant or not having any value.

Example: The insignificancy of the issue made it easy to overlook during the meeting.

Definition: Something that has little or no importance or value.

Example: The mistake was so small that it was considered insignificant.

Definition: Not being genuine or honest in feelings or expressions; often pretending to be something one is not.

Example: His insincere apology did not convince anyone.

Definition: The quality of not being honest or genuine in feelings or expressions.

Example: Her insincerity was evident when she pretended to be happy for her friend's success.

Definition: To suggest something in an indirect or subtle way, often implying something negative without stating it directly.

Example: She tried to insinuate that he was lying without actually saying it.

Definition: To suggest something in an indirect or subtle way, often implying something negative without stating it directly.

Example: She tried to insinuate that he was lying without actually saying it.

Definition: Tending to suggest or hint at something in a subtle or indirect way, often causing doubt or suspicion.

Example: His insinuating comments made everyone question her intentions.

Definition: In a way that suggests something bad or unpleasant without saying it directly.

Example: She spoke insinuatingly, hinting that he might be lying.

Definition: A suggestion or hint that is often indirect and can be negative or derogatory.

Example: Her insinuation about his honesty made everyone uncomfortable.