Exam: TOEFL

Definition: In a way that does not last for a long time; temporarily.

Example: The changes were made impermanently, so they could be reversed later.

Definition: Not allowing liquids or gases to pass through; resistant to penetration.

Example: The raincoat is made of impermeable material, keeping me dry in the storm.

Definition: Not allowed or accepted; something that cannot be done or is not permitted.

Example: The school has strict rules against impermissible conduct during classes.

Definition: In a manner that is not allowed or accepted.

Example: The action was deemed impermissibly disruptive to the meeting.

Definition: Not relating to or showing personal feelings; lacking a personal connection or reference.

Example: The report was written in an impersonal tone, focusing only on the facts without any emotional language.

Definition: The condition of not being influenced by personal feelings or emotions; being objective and detached.

Example: In a professional setting, impersonality can help maintain objectivity during decision-making.

Definition: To make something less personal or to remove personal feelings or characteristics from it.

Example: The company decided to impersonalize their customer service approach to ensure fairness.

Definition: In a way that does not show personal feelings or emotions; without warmth or friendliness.

Example: The manager spoke impersonally during the meeting, focusing only on the facts.

Definition: To take on the character or appearance of someone else, often to deceive or entertain.

Example: The actor can impersonate many famous personalities with great skill.

Definition: The act of pretending to be someone else, often to deceive others or for entertainment purposes.

Example: The comedian's impersonation of the famous actor had the audience laughing all night.