Exam: Cambridge English: C2 Proficiency (CPE)

Definition: In a manner that is situated underneath or below something else.

Example: The layers of rock were arranged subjacently, supporting the structure above.

Definition: A belief or theory that suggests that personal feelings and opinions are the only valid basis for understanding and judging experiences or knowledge.

Example: In philosophy, subjectivism argues that our perceptions shape our understanding of reality.

Definition: A thing that is added or joined to something else, often in a subordinate or secondary manner.

Example: In the sentence, the subjunction provided additional information about the main clause.

Definition: Relating to a verb form that expresses a wish, doubt, or hypothetical situation rather than a fact.

Example: In English, the subjunctive mood is often used in sentences that express a wish or a suggestion.

Definition: A grammatical mood used to express wishes, hypotheticals, or conditions that are not real or certain.

Example: In English, the subjunctive is often used in sentences like 'If I were you, I would apologize.'

Definition: The quality of being extremely good, beautiful, or impressive; a state of greatness or excellence.

Example: The artist's work was filled with a sense of sublimeness that captivated everyone who saw it.

Definition: A specific limit set on a smaller part of a larger group, often used in contexts like regulations or agreements, such as those related to weapons.

Example: The treaty included a sublimit on the number of missiles each country could possess.

Definition: Writings that are popular and entertaining, like romance novels and mysteries, but are often seen as less serious or artistic than traditional literature.

Example: Many people enjoy reading subliterature for its entertaining stories and easy-to-read style.

Definition: Relating to the earthly world or things that are not heavenly; situated beneath the moon.

Example: The philosopher discussed the differences between sublunary and celestial matters.

Definition: Referring to something that is smaller than one micron in size, often used to describe particles or measurements.

Example: The researchers focused on submicron particles to improve the efficiency of the filtration system.

Definition: Describing something that tends to place one thing under the authority or control of another; often used to refer to clauses that depend on a main clause in a sentence.

Example: In the sentence, "Although it was raining, we went for a walk," the word "although" introduces a subordinative clause.