Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Relating to the process of examining or looking into something in order to discover facts or information.

Example: The investigative report revealed new evidence about the case.

Definition: Related to the process of examining or inquiring into something to discover facts or information.

Example: The investigatory committee was formed to look into the allegations of misconduct.

Definition: A formal ceremony where someone is given a position of authority or power, often involving special symbols or clothing.

Example: The investiture of the new president took place in a grand ceremony.

Definition: The condition of being deeply established or long-lasting, often referring to habits or behaviors that are hard to change.

Example: His inveteracy in smoking made it difficult for him to quit, despite his best efforts.

Definition: The condition of being unable to succeed or survive.

Example: The inviability of the project led to its cancellation.

Definition: Not able to live, grow, or develop properly; unable to survive.

Example: The scientist concluded that the cells were inviable and could not be used for the experiment.

Definition: To supervise or monitor students during an exam to ensure that they do not cheat or break the rules.

Example: The teacher was asked to invigilate the final exams this year.

Definition: The act of supervising or monitoring students during an examination to prevent cheating.

Example: The teacher was responsible for the invigilation of the final exams.

Definition: A person who watches over students during an exam to prevent cheating.

Example: The invigilator walked around the room to ensure that no one was cheating during the test.

Definition: To give energy, strength, or life to someone or something; to make someone feel more lively or active.

Example: The morning exercise helped to invigorate her for the day ahead.