Exam: Cambridge English: C2 Proficiency (CPE)

Definition: Relating to the conditions or terms under which land or property is held or occupied.

Example: The tenurial rights of the farmers were clearly defined in the contract.

Definition: A unit of measurement for computer data storage that is equal to 1,024 gigabytes or one trillion bytes.

Example: The new hard drive can hold up to five terabytes of data.

Definition: Describing someone who is overly aggressive, quarrelsome, or scolding, often in a loud or harsh manner.

Example: Her termagant behavior made it difficult for anyone to have a calm conversation with her.

Definition: A woman who is often angry, quarrelsome, or scolding, and is seen as overbearing or nagging.

Example: The termagant was known for her loud arguments and constant complaints.

Definition: The condition of being able to be ended or terminated.

Example: The terminableness of the contract allowed either party to withdraw at any time.

Definition: Relating to or characteristic of acts of violence or intimidation, especially against civilians, to achieve political goals.

Example: The government implemented new security measures to combat terroristic threats.

Definition: The main range of notes in a piece of music or a voice, where most of the sounds are found.

Example: The tessitura of the song makes it easier for the singer to perform.

Definition: Relating to or having a shell or shell-like covering, often used in biology to describe certain organisms or structures.

Example: The testaceous species of mollusks are known for their hard, protective shells.

Definition: Related to a legal document that states how a person's property should be distributed after their death.

Example: The lawyer explained the testamentary provisions of the will to the family.

Definition: Describing a person who has created a legal document outlining how their property and affairs should be handled after their death.

Example: The testate individual ensured that their wishes were clearly stated in the will.

Definition: A person who creates a will to specify how their property and affairs should be handled after they die.

Example: The testator clearly outlined their wishes in the will.