Cambridge English: CPE (C2 Proficiency) - Form, Texture & Structure

lacking a clear or distinct shape or form

(of a person's nose) curved like an eagle's beak

into separate pieces

easily broken, cracked, or shattered due to the lack of flexibility and resilience

having a surface that is curved inward

having a surface that is curved outward

capable of being hammered or manipulated into different forms without cracking or breaking

allowing light to pass through easily, resulting in exceptional clarity and transparency

marked with thin lines or grooves, often creating a pattern on a surface

formed in distinct layers, typically referring to geological or physical structures

enlarged beyond normal size, often due to internal pressure from fluid or gas

thick and sticky, resembling the consistency of glue

easily breaking into small pieces when pressed

likely to break due to the lack of strength or durability

having a structure that deviates from the expected or natural form

lacking firmness or usual texture due to being soaked through with moisture or water

easily bent, shaped, or manipulated without breaking or cracking

having a surface or structure that is shaped with parallel grooves, ridges, or folds, often used for added strength or flexibility

crafted in a straightforward, unrefined manner using basic materials

difficult to move or control because of its large size, weight, or unsusal shape

to split something into two distinct parts

referring to a government structure where lawmaking power is divided between two distinct assemblies

split into two distinct paths or components

the central or most important part of an idea, experience, or piece of information

having a pointed or narrow tip

thoroughly soaked or saturated with liquid

having a lot of twists