Exam: Cambridge English: C2 Proficiency (CPE)

Definition: A specialized hollow chamber found in certain algae and fungi that contains reproductive structures.

Example: The conceptacle is essential for the reproduction of some types of algae.

Definition: To form an idea or concept about something in your mind.

Example: The team needs to conceptualise the new project before starting work on it.

Definition: Describing a surface that has smooth, shell-like curves and dips, similar to the inside of a shell.

Example: The conchoidal fracture of the obsidian made it easy to shape into tools.

Definition: A quality of being arranged in a harmonious and elegant way, especially in design or style.

Example: The concinnity of the poem's structure made it a pleasure to read.

Definition: This word describes something that is clear and leaves no doubt, often providing a final answer or decision.

Example: The evidence presented in court was conclusive, proving the defendant's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.

Definition: Describing something that is growing or coming together as one.

Example: The concrescent forms of the plants created a beautiful, unified garden.

Definition: The practice of showing abstract ideas or qualities in a physical or tangible way, often used in art and poetry.

Example: The artist's work is a great example of concretism, turning abstract thoughts into visual forms.

Definition: Describing a strong desire or longing, especially for sexual pleasure.

Example: The novel explores the concupiscible nature of its characters, revealing their deepest desires.

Definition: This word describes a punishment or response that is suitable and deserved based on the actions that led to it.

Example: The judge gave a condign sentence to the criminal for his serious offenses.

Definition: In a manner that is appropriate or deserved, often used to describe punishment or reward that is fitting for the situation.

Example: The judge sentenced him condignly for his crimes, ensuring that the punishment matched the severity of the offense.