Communicate precisely, discuss abstract issues, and handle sophisticated conversation

C1 — Advanced

Having more than one possible meaning or interpretation.

To understand and recognize the value or importance of something.

To state something confidently or strongly.

To force or strongly persuade someone to do something.

Including all or nearly all important details.

To admit that something is true even though you disagree with it.

To communicate an idea, feeling, or message.

To say or show that something is not true or correct.

To express disapproval or identify problems with something.

To reach a conclusion using available information.

To become or make something smaller or less important.

To recognize the difference between two or more things.

To give more information or explain something in greater detail.

To experience or meet something unexpectedly.

To improve something or make it more effective.

To deliberately leave someone or something out.

To emphasize or draw attention to something.

To reach a conclusion based on evidence rather than direct information.

To explain or understand the meaning of something.

To control or influence someone or something unfairly or skillfully.

To fail to give something enough attention or care.

To get something, especially through effort.

To believe something is true based on probability.

To officially prevent something from happening.

Important, well known, or easily noticed.

To strengthen an idea, feeling, or structure.

To examine something extremely carefully.

To use one thing or person instead of another.

To accept something unpleasant without reacting strongly.

To gradually weaken someone's confidence, authority, or position.

Able to be used or adapted for many different purposes.

Based on personal choice rather than a clear reason.

Genuine or real rather than false or copied.

Causing disagreement or strong opposing opinions.

Certain to happen and impossible to avoid.

Naturally existing as a basic part of something.

Based on facts rather than personal feelings.

Happening before the main or final event.

Large or important in amount, size, or effect.

Not obvious and difficult to notice immediately.

Existing beneath the surface or being the real cause.

A particular way of thinking about something.

A basic structure used to organize ideas or information.

A possible effect or meaning that is not directly stated.

The reason or explanation behind a decision or action.

Something accepted as true without proof.

An unfair preference for or against someone or something.

An aspect or feature of a situation or issue.

In agreement with a rule, idea, or principle.

When considering the most important basic meaning.

When something is actually done rather than just discussed.