Exam: Cambridge English: C2 Proficiency (CPE)

Definition: Relating to the idea that myths and legends are based on real historical events or figures.

Example: The euhemeristic approach to mythology suggests that many gods were originally great leaders or heroes.

Definition: Having a cheerful and happy disposition, or relating to good digestion.

Example: After a hearty meal, he felt eupeptic and ready to enjoy the evening.

Definition: Relating to the study or practice of improving the genetic quality of a population.

Example: The researchers focused on euphenic methods to enhance the health of future generations.

Definition: The quality of being pleasant to hear; a harmonious sound.

Example: The euphoniousness of the choir's performance left the audience in awe.

Definition: A style of writing that is overly elegant and affected, often using elaborate figures of speech and literary devices.

Example: The author's use of euphuism made the dialogue sound overly ornate and pretentious.

Definition: Relating to a style of writing that is characterized by elaborate and affected language, often with a focus on balance and symmetry.

Example: The author's euphuistic style made the novel both beautiful and difficult to read.

Definition: The state of having a complete set of chromosomes that is a whole number multiple of the basic set for a species.

Example: In plants, euploidy can lead to increased size and vigor compared to their diploid counterparts.

Definition: Able to breathe normally, allowing air to flow in and out of the lungs without difficulty.

Example: The doctor confirmed that her breathing was eupnoeic after the treatment.

Definition: A state of good or proper order and arrangement.

Example: The eutaxy of the garden made it a beautiful place to relax.

Definition: Something that can be avoided or escaped from.

Example: The consequences of his actions were evadible if he had taken responsibility earlier.