Exam: Cambridge English: C2 Proficiency (CPE)

Definition: Something that cannot be overcome or dealt with successfully.

Example: The team faced insurmountable challenges during the project.

Definition: Relating to or marked by a rebellion against authority or government.

Example: The insurrectionary movements aimed to overthrow the oppressive regime.

Definition: To wrap or cover something completely, often with cloth or another material.

Example: The mother decided to inswathe the baby in a warm blanket to keep him cozy.

Definition: A method of carving a design into a hard surface, such as metal or stone, where the image is below the surface level.

Example: The artist created a beautiful intaglio print using a specially carved plate.

Definition: The quality of being unable to be touched or physically measured; something that cannot be perceived by the senses.

Example: The intangibleness of her emotions made it difficult for him to understand her feelings.

Definition: A strong focus on using and developing the mind and intelligence, often through study and thought.

Example: Her intellectualism was evident in the way she approached complex problems with deep analysis.

Definition: A person who gathers and shares information, often in a secretive or undercover manner.

Example: The intelligencer provided crucial information to the government about the enemy's plans.

Definition: The real meaning or purpose behind something, particularly in legal contexts.

Example: The court considered the intendment of the law when making its decision.

Definition: To make something soft or tender, often by applying heat or moisture.

Example: The chef decided to intenerate the meat before cooking it to ensure it would be tender and flavorful.

Definition: Prohibited or forbidden.

Example: The use of certain chemicals is interdicted in many countries.

Definition: To prohibit or forbid something officially or legally.

Example: The court interdicted the sale of the property until further notice.