Exam: Cambridge English: C2 Proficiency (CPE)

Definition: Not able to be persuaded or convinced about something.

Example: She was inconvincible about her beliefs, no matter what evidence was presented.

Definition: In a way that does not have a physical body or form; in a spiritual or non-material manner.

Example: The ghost appeared incorporeally, floating through the walls without touching anything.

Definition: The condition of not having a physical body or form; being immaterial or intangible.

Example: The concept of incorporeity challenges our understanding of existence beyond the physical realm.

Definition: The state of being unable to be corrected, reformed, or improved; often used to describe someone who is resistant to change or reform.

Example: Despite numerous attempts to help him, his incorrigibility made it clear that he would not change his ways.

Definition: The condition of being free from corruption or decay, often referring to purity or integrity.

Example: The incorruption of the ancient artifacts amazed the archaeologists.

Definition: Existing without having been made or formed; not created by any process.

Example: The concept of the universe being increate suggests it has always existed in some form.

Definition: Describing something that is gradually increasing in size or intensity, often used in reference to the moon as it appears to grow larger.

Example: The increscent moon shone brightly in the night sky as it moved towards fullness.

Definition: To accuse someone of doing something wrong or illegal, making them seem guilty.

Example: The evidence presented in court was enough to incriminate the suspect.

Definition: To accuse someone of a crime or wrongdoing, suggesting that they are responsible for it.

Example: The evidence presented in court was enough to inculpate the suspect in the robbery.

Definition: The act of blaming or accusing someone of wrongdoing.

Example: The lawyer argued against the inculpation of her client in the crime.