Exam: Cambridge English: C2 Proficiency (CPE)

Definition: In a way that causes discomfort or inconvenience.

Example: The furniture was arranged in such a way that the guests moved incommodiously around the room.

Definition: Something that cannot be exchanged or changed for something else.

Example: Her unique talent is an incommutable skill that sets her apart from others.

Definition: Not having the necessary skills or abilities to do something effectively.

Example: The incompetent manager made several poor decisions that affected the team's performance.

Definition: A person who lacks the skills or ability to do something effectively or properly.

Example: The team struggled because they had an incompetent leader who couldn't make decisions.

Definition: Something that cannot be calculated or measured because it is too large or complex.

Example: The number of stars in the universe is often considered incomputable.

Definition: In a manner that cannot be calculated or measured.

Example: The possibilities for the future are incomputably vast.

Definition: Something that cannot be understood or imagined; it seems impossible or unbelievable.

Example: The idea of flying cars in the near future seemed inconceivable to many people.

Definition: Not well made or poorly constructed; lacking refinement or elegance.

Example: The incondite furniture in the room made it feel uncomfortable and uninviting.

Definition: Something that cannot be disputed or argued against; it is accepted as true or certain.

Example: The evidence presented in court was incontestable, leading to a quick verdict.

Definition: The condition where a person cannot control their urination or defecation, leading to involuntary leakage of urine or feces.

Example: Many elderly people experience incontinence, which can be managed with the right treatment.

Definition: In a way that cannot be changed or converted into something else.

Example: The rules were inconvertibly set, leaving no room for negotiation.