Exam: Cambridge English: C2 Proficiency (CPE)

Definition: A person who violates or breaks a law, rule, or agreement.

Example: The company took legal action against the infringer for using their copyrighted material without permission.

Definition: The quality or state of being able to be infused, or the ability to be poured into a container or mixed with another substance.

Example: The infusibleness of the material allows it to be easily combined with other ingredients.

Definition: To insert or attach a part of a plant to another plant so that they grow together; to establish something firmly in a new context.

Example: The gardener decided to ingraft a new variety of rose onto the existing bush.

Definition: The act of entering or intruding into a place or situation.

Example: The ingression of new species into the ecosystem can change the balance of the environment.

Definition: To swallow something eagerly or in large quantities, often in a way that seems excessive.

Example: He ingurgitated the food at the feast, not stopping to take a breath.

Definition: The act of swallowing something in a greedy or excessive way.

Example: After the long hike, he indulged in the ingurgitation of his favorite snacks.

Definition: To exist as a natural or essential part of something.

Example: The ability to learn is inherent in all humans.

Definition: The quality or state of being inherent, which means existing as a natural or essential part of something.

Example: The inherence of certain traits in the species is crucial for its survival.

Definition: Something that is so unique or special that no one can copy or match it.

Example: Her style is inimitable, making her stand out in the fashion industry.

Definition: Describing something that is very unfair or morally wrong; wicked.

Example: The iniquitous laws led to widespread protests and calls for reform.