Exam: Cambridge English: C2 Proficiency (CPE)

Definition: Relating to a specific type of fungal structure that produces spores.

Example: The scientist studied the apothecial features of the mushroom under the microscope.

Definition: A type of reproductive structure found in certain fungi and lichens that is shaped like a disk or cup and contains spores.

Example: The apothecium of the lichen was clearly visible on the tree bark.

Definition: Relating to a concise and instructive saying or maxim; often expressing a general truth in a brief and memorable way.

Example: The speaker's apothegmatic remarks left a lasting impression on the audience.

Definition: A state of being elevated to a divine status or being regarded as a perfect example of something.

Example: The artist's latest work is considered the apotheosis of modern sculpture.

Definition: Intended to protect against evil or bad luck.

Example: The ancient Greeks often used apotropaic symbols to keep misfortune away.

Definition: A person who is a loyal supporter or official in a political organization, especially in a Communist party, often following orders without question.

Example: The party's success was largely due to the dedication of its apparatchiks, who worked tirelessly behind the scenes.

Definition: The quality of being able to be reviewed by a higher court.

Example: The appealability of the case was confirmed by the judge.

Definition: Something that can be taken to a higher court for a decision or review.

Example: The case was deemed appealable, allowing the defendant to seek a higher court's judgment.

Definition: Relating to a court that has the authority to review and change the decisions made by lower courts.

Example: The appellate court overturned the previous ruling due to a legal error.

Definition: In a way that relates to naming or designating a class or category of things.

Example: The species was classified appellatively, allowing for easier identification among similar organisms.