Precision, nuance, sophisticated discussion, and natural advanced expression

C2 — Proficiency

Something that differs from what is normal or expected.

To provide what someone needs or adjust to a situation.

To follow a rule, agreement, or principle closely.

To publicly support a particular idea or cause.

To make something unpleasant or difficult less severe.

Having mixed or contradictory feelings about something.

To carefully judge the value or quality of something.

To express an idea clearly and effectively.

To discover or establish something with certainty.

To find a way around a rule, problem, or restriction.

Logical, consistent, and easy to understand.

To admit something is true despite initially opposing it.

Existing or occurring together with something else.

To argue or claim that something is true.

To provide evidence that confirms something.

To reach the highest or final point of something.

To consider or judge something to be a particular way.

To discourage someone from doing something.

To develop in different directions or become different.

To make something clearer by explaining it.

Based on observation or experience rather than theory alone.

To make a problem or negative situation worse.

To be a typical or especially good example of something.

To estimate or predict something using known information.

To make something easier or more likely to happen.

To change repeatedly, especially between higher and lower levels.

To encourage the development of something.

To prevent or slow down an action or process.

To refer to something as a reason or authority.

To reduce the harmful or serious effects of something.

Not well known, understood, or easy to see.

To cause something to continue for a long time.

Existing or spreading throughout something.

Dealing with problems in a practical way.

More common, important, or powerful than others.

To find a way for opposing ideas or people to coexist.

To prove that an argument or claim is wrong.

To officially cancel a decision, agreement, or law.

To examine something extremely carefully.

To replace something older or less effective.

Not certain or definite because it may change.

To emphasize the importance of something.

Capable of working successfully or being developed.

A difference between things that should be the same.

A small difference in meaning, feeling, or expression.

An idea or statement used as the basis for an argument.

A statement or idea that can be discussed or considered.

The underlying reason or explanation for something.

An unintended consequence of an action or event.

The direction or development of something over time.

The quality of having more than one possible meaning.

A situation in which two ideas or statements cannot both be true.

A connection in which two things change or occur together.

Formal discussion or communication about a particular subject.

A conclusion reached from available evidence.

A model or way of understanding something.

A statement or idea on which an argument is based.

A person who publicly supports an idea or proposal.

A range of different possibilities or positions.

A small but important difference that may be difficult to notice.

The quality of being logically or factually sound.

The state of being easily harmed or affected.

In a way that is appropriate to the situation or facts.

It can reasonably be argued that something is true.