Exam: Cambridge English: C2 Proficiency (CPE)

Definition: In a way that lacks artistic quality or skill; not done with creativity or style.

Example: The painting was inartistically done, lacking any sense of beauty or technique.

Definition: The quality or state of being impossible to calculate or measure accurately.

Example: The incalculability of the risks involved made the project seem daunting.

Definition: The state or quality of producing light as a result of being heated, often seen in objects like light bulbs or metal when they are very hot.

Example: The incandescence of the light bulb illuminated the entire room.

Definition: The official process of accepting someone into a religious organization or community, especially in a church.

Example: His incardination into the diocese was celebrated with a special ceremony.

Definition: Something that is just starting to develop or appear.

Example: The incipient signs of spring can be seen in the blooming flowers.

Definition: A woman or girl whose identity is hidden or not revealed.

Example: The incognita attended the party wearing a mask to keep her identity secret.

Definition: Not able to catch fire or burn.

Example: The building materials used were incombustible, ensuring safety during the fire.

Definition: A material or object that cannot catch fire or be burned.

Example: The building was constructed with incombustible materials to ensure safety.

Definition: Something that cannot be measured or compared because it lacks a common quality or standard.

Example: The two cultures had incommensurable values that made understanding each other difficult.

Definition: A person or thing that cannot be measured or compared with others due to a lack of a common standard.

Example: The two cultures had incommensurables that made it difficult to find common ground.

Definition: In a way that cannot be measured or compared; to an extent that is beyond measurement.

Example: The two cultures differ incommensurably, making it hard to find common ground.

Definition: Not able to be compared in terms of size, amount, or degree; not proportionate or adequate.

Example: The punishment was incommensurate with the crime committed.