Exam: Cambridge English: C2 Proficiency (CPE)

Definition: In a way that relates to color or the use of color.

Example: The artist painted coloristically, using vibrant hues to convey emotion.

Definition: The arrangement or use of columns in a building or structure, often related to architectural design.

Example: The columniation of the ancient temple showcased the beauty of classical architecture.

Definition: Having tufts of hair or fibers, especially on the top of a plant or seed.

Example: The comate seeds of the dandelion are easily carried by the wind.

Definition: A companion or friend, often used to refer to someone who shares a close bond with another person.

Example: He considered her his comate, always by his side through thick and thin.

Definition: Suitable for eating; something that can be consumed as food.

Example: The chef prepared a variety of comestible dishes for the banquet.

Definition: Something that can be eaten as food, such as meat, cheese, or other edible items.

Example: The picnic basket was filled with various comestibles for everyone to enjoy.

Definition: Relating to a political assembly or a gathering for decision-making.

Example: The comitial process was crucial for the democratic decisions made by the assembly.

Definition: The act of making things equal in measure or proportion; the condition where two or more things are comparable or have a common measure.

Example: The commensuration of the two projects allowed for a fair comparison of their outcomes.

Definition: To break something down into very small pieces or powder.

Example: The chef decided to comminute the spices to enhance their flavor.

Definition: Able to be carried out or executed; something that can be committed to action or belief.

Example: The plan is committable, meaning we can proceed with it confidently.

Definition: The quality or state of being able to be compared with something else.

Example: The comparableness of the two products made it easy for consumers to choose between them.

Definition: A person who studies and compares different cultures, languages, or literary works to understand their similarities and differences.

Example: The comparatist analyzed the themes in both novels to highlight their cultural connections.