Cambridge English: CPE (C2 Proficiency) - Creation & Causation

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Cambridge English: CPE (C2 Proficiency)

to bring about, generate, or cause the existence or development of something

Ex: Positive role models can engender a sense of inspiration and aspiration among younger generations .
to essay [verb]

to make an effort in performing a task or activity

Ex: He essayed a response but quickly realized he did n’t know the answer .

to clearly express or show a feeling, quality, or attitude through words, actions, or appearance

Ex: Her calm tone evinced a quiet confidence .

to create something, especially using imagination or clever thinking

Ex:
etiology [noun]

the direct reason why someone gets a particular illness

Ex: Knowing the etiology of measles helps hospitals control its spread .

to bring about or accelerate the occurrence of something, often resulting in unexpected or unfavorable consequences

Ex: His remarks during the press conference have the potential to precipitate a diplomatic incident .
to whet [verb]

to sharpen or hone the cutting edge of a blade by rubbing it against a sharpening tool or stone

Ex: The barber skillfully whetted the straight razor , ensuring it was sharp enough for a smooth and precise shave .

to push someone into taking action, particularly by evoking a strong emotion in them

Ex: By sharing her personal story , she galvanized others to contribute to the fundraiser .

to make something, typically a problem or an undesirable situation, continue for an extended or prolonged period

Ex: Discriminatory policies perpetuated racial inequities for decades .
to beset [verb]

to cause someone ongoing worry or irritation

Ex: The small team was beset by tight deadlines and heavy workloads .
conducive [adjective]

leading to the desired goal or result by providing the right conditions

Ex: The supportive atmosphere in the classroom was conducive to learning .

to make something resemble another

Ex: The student assimilated his learning techniques to those of his more successful peers .
to braid [verb]

to create something by intertwining multiple strands together in a woven pattern

Ex: To create a rustic table centerpiece , she braided dried grasses and flowers into a charming and organic arrangement .
afflatus [noun]

a sudden, powerful surge of creativity or insight, as though breathed into the mind by a higher power

Ex: She credited the novel 's final chapter to a sudden afflatus that lifted her writer 's block .

to crush, fold, or wrinkle something, resulting in irregular and uneven creases

Ex: He crumpled the napkin and used it to wipe the spill from the table .
Cambridge English: CPE (C2 Proficiency)
Deceitful Qualities & Roles Deception & Corruption Moral Corruption & Wickedness Ailments & Injuries
Treatments & Remedies The Body & Its State Criticism & Censure Sadness, Regret & Apathy
Fear, Anxiety & Weakness Generosity, Kindness & Composure Skill & Wisdom Friendliness & Good Nature
Vigor & Fortitude Favorable States & Qualities Honesty & Integrity Nature & Environment
Declaration & Appeal Casual & Annoying Talk Linguistic Terms & Sayings Styles & Qualities of Speech
Religion & Morality Magic & The Supernatural Time & Duration History & Antiquity
Legal Matters Improvement Foolishness & Folly Hostility, Temper & Aggression
Arrogance & Haughtiness Obstinacy & Stubbornness Social Roles & Archetypes Professions & Roles
Politics & Social Structure Science Hostile Actions Low Quality & Worthlessness
Burdens & Afflictions Physical Conflict Termination & Renunciation Prohibition & Prevention
Weakening & Decline Confusion & Obscurity Connection & Joining Warfare
Abundance & Proliferation Arts & Literature Spoilage Strong Emotional States
Color, Light & Visual Patterns Form, Texture & Structure Suitability & Appropriateness Approval & Agreement
Additions & Attachments Animals & Biology Finance & Valuables Tools & Equipment
Cognition & Understanding Caution, Judgment & Awareness Sound & Noise Movement
Physical Descriptions Landforms Objects & Materials Ceremonies & Revelry
Creation & Causation Argument & Disparagement Agriculture & Food Unconventional States
Family & Marriage Dwelling & Inhabiting Scent & Flavor Conceptual Extremes
Similarity & Difference