Exam: Cambridge English: C2 Proficiency (CPE)

Definition: Able to express thoughts and ideas clearly and effectively using language.

Example: She is an articulate speaker who captivates her audience with her words.

Definition: To speak in a clear and understandable way, expressing thoughts or ideas effectively.

Example: She was able to articulate her feelings during the discussion.

Definition: To express an idea or feeling clearly and effectively in speech or writing.

Example: She was able to articulate her thoughts during the presentation.

Definition: Relating to or resembling an object made by humans, especially one of historical or cultural interest.

Example: The museum displayed an artifactual representation of ancient tools used by early humans.

Definition: The skill or ability to create art, often showing creativity and talent in various forms such as painting, music, or writing.

Example: The artist's work displayed incredible artistry that captivated everyone who saw it.

Definition: Referring to a type of sponge that does not have a specific shape or structure.

Example: The asconoid sponges are simple in form and lack complex structures.

Definition: A practice of severe self-discipline and abstention from indulgence, often for spiritual or religious reasons.

Example: Many monks follow a life of askesis to achieve spiritual enlightenment.

Definition: Relating to a particular feature or characteristic of something, especially in grammar where it describes the way in which an action is expressed in terms of its completion or duration.

Example: The aspectual nature of the verb indicates whether the action is ongoing or completed.

Definition: To state something firmly and confidently, often to express a belief or opinion.

Example: She asserted her right to speak at the meeting.

Definition: A person who evaluates or judges something, often in a legal or financial context, such as property for taxes or assisting in court.

Example: The assessor determined the value of the property for tax purposes.

Definition: Describing something that is stated or asserted strongly and positively.

Example: The lawyer made an asseverative statement to emphasize his client's innocence.

Definition: A legal term referring to a type of agreement or promise that can be enforced in court, typically not written under seal.

Example: The plaintiff filed an assumpsit to recover damages for the breach of contract.