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IELTS Vocab
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Subjects
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ielts
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english
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vocabulary
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Move forward
proceed
slender
jagged
fine (v)
2. The education and care that you are given as a child - and the way it affects your later development and attitudes
hooligan
nurture
advocate
slender
3. Based on reasons rather than emotions [≠irrational]
wretched
obedience + to
rational
tegen
4. Confused completly - puzzled
daze
contrivance
strike
bewildered
5. Very basic
reform
emerge
mount
rudimentary
6. Promise
pursue
descend
pessimistic
pledge
7. To completely stop something by making it illegal
wary
outlaw (v)
pastime
miraculous
8. One who is expected to lose
miserly
emission
mutate
underdog
9. Fair or reasonable
hantom
follow on (to/from)
legitimate
pierce
10. Misfortune - disaster
encroach
calamity
sanitation
mob
11. Talk wildly
scowl
ave
pledge
quench
12. Bring back or come back to life or consciousness
revive
inuit
slender
show up
13. Gather together - bring together
retreat
plea
stiff
assemble
14. To press something firmly
vocation
squeeze
show up
sniff
15. Too hasty or careless
disclose
linger
squad
rash
16. Lucky
fortunate
decree
cease
menace
17. Law -rule
bully (v)
impairment
onstitution
beckon
18. Goodness - worth - value
precedence
merit
mountebank
cease
19. Having suitable knowledge - experience - or skills - especially for a particular job
temperate
qualified
pierce
superficial
20. Someone who rides horses in races
jockey (n)
consent
inquiry
wobble
21. Young people who are not yet adults
implement
nocturnal
juvenile
regulation
22. To officially force someone to leave a school or organization
emerge
expel (v)
severity
swiftly
23. Adj. Said in a preceding part or before.
vicissitudes
greedy
device
aforesaid
24. A trap
priority
chaos
fervor
ambush
25. A noisy violent person who causes trouble by fighting
hooligan
maternal
indigenous
bully (v)
26. Sth that is done to continue sth that was done before
follow on (to/from)
juror
broadcast
excel
27. Clothes
nourish
bully (n)
mourn
apparel
28. Forbid by law or authority
villain
solemn
ease something ↔ out
prohibit
29. Swear - curse
consider
brutal
oath
replicate
30. Make use of
squad
salute
spit
utilize
31. An official rule or order
regulation
rehabilitate
ppropriate
mountebank
32. Set a penalty for
submarine
trout
penalize
excessive
33. Rude and offensive
vulgar
squad
impairment
collapse
34. Make known
ambiguity
horrid
retreat
reveal
35. You have to pay money because of something you have done
stiff
forage for food
blunder
incur
36. Lawyer
anticipate
panic
attorney
tact
37. Exaggerate
underdog
overstate
phony
abolish
38. Supported by law or authority
nutrient
pedestrian
vapor
valid
39. A place where an organized meeting - concert etc takes place
advocate
be taken aback (by something)
assess (v)
venue
40. Never having happened before - or never having happened so much
lessen (v)
be taken aback (by something)
unprecedented
sarcasm
41. Like those of a kind father towards his children
penalize
moderate temperatures
paternal
pedestrian
42. Person who receives benefit
fortify
delinquent
suspect (v)
beneficiary
43. Preparation and use of land for growing crops
assemble
rash
starvation
cultivation
44. As much as is needed
impairment
adequate
ambush
extract
45. Cruel or unfair control over other people
temperate
disaster
emission
tyranny
46. The scientific idea that plants and animals develop and change gradually
brutal
conduct
onstitution
evolution
47. Put an end to
so as
innovative
abolish
dweller
48. Be too hard to understand or solve
baffle
suffragette
degenerated
pursue
49. Confuse
fierce
daze
alter
lopsided
50. Doing or using something too much or more than is necessary
extravagant
daze
homicide
enounce