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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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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Search into - investigate - examine
probe
ban
cease
verify
2. A feeling that someone or something is not important and deserves no respect
hazy
casual
contempt
recall
3. Equal in amount or value
pierce
swiftly
maim
equivalent
4. Based on reasons rather than emotions [≠irrational]
crucial
ppropriate
qualitative
rational
5. Be destroyed - die
precedence
perish
comprehend
vain
6. Break down - fail suddenly
ease something ↔ out
disaster
collapse
client
7. Someone who uses their strength or power to frighten or hurt someone who is weaker
bully (n)
daze
sarcasm
precede
8. A situation in which everything is happening in a confused way and nothing is organized or arranged in order
implement
chaos
flora
navigation
9. Bring back or come back to life or consciousness
incur
juror
provision
revive
10. Getting annoyed quickly or easily [= crabby]
irritable
cultivation
pierce
aforesaid
11. Pull out
extract
chaos
plea
sustain
12. Aircraft industry - aircraft science
swiftly
aviation
valid
delinquent
13. One who is expected to lose
nocturnal
underdog
unanimous
curriculum
14. Ceremony of marriage
regulation
matrimony
livelihood
bakelite
15. The subjects that are taught by a school - college etc
persuade
indifference
curriculum
suspect (n)
16. If something unpleasant or dangerous befalls you - it happens to you
vaporize
befall
freight
ambiguity
17. Quickly
relieve
swiftly
squad
slender
18. Long and thin
ritual
invest in
slender
tegen
19. Give up - leave
vacate
nocturnal
trout
dash
20. Not affected by something - or not having to do it or pay it
broadcast
exempt from
integrate
homicide
21. A very wicked person
villain
contrivance
ambition
cuddle
22. To work very hard for a long period of time
marvelous
utilize
toil
ambush
23. Put an end to
nourish
quench
eradicate
scowl
24. Impressive
juvenile
marvelous
declare
apparel
25. Not sufficiently fed -malnourished
terrestrial
commend
freight
undernourished
26. Produce exact copy
serpent
mourn
mob
replicate
27. Liquid from your mouth
bewildered
detest
venture
spit
28. Thankful
perceive
qualified
grateful
suffrage
29. To move with a quick sudden movement
wobble
jerk
absurd
stiff
30. The way you earn money in order to live
pastime
livelihood
incentive
harsh
31. To be very surprised or shocked by something
obedience + to
be taken aback (by something)
impaired
disorder
32. Irony - satire
crucial
sarcasm
precede
venue
33. A question you ask in order to get information
harsh
surge
inquiry
venue
34. Illegal or immoral behaviour or actions - especially by young people
maim
menace
invest in
delinquency
35. Decrease
lessen (v)
pauper
lubricate
ingenious
36. Come out - come up
emerge
mob
embrace
show up
37. To succeed in learning information that is hidden - or that someone does not want to tell you
tire out
ease something ↔ out
prohibit
authority
38. Too much
merit
regulation
endure
excessive
39. Mental/visual/cognitive/hearing etc impairment
aforesaid
impairment
proceed
dense
40. Tierd
oath
linger
utilize
weary
41. Help to re-adapt - as to a former state of health or good repute
delinquent
consider
rehabilitate
manipulate
42. Unclear - not certain
regulation
blunder
ambiguity
merchandise
43. Foolish
fragile
ambush
absurd
roam
44. To break apart into lots of little pieces - or make something do this
uneasy
dash
crumble
ranch
45. Set on fire
ignite
submarine
roam
venture
46. A woman who tried to gain the right to vote for women especially as a member of a group in Britain or the US in the early 20th century
suffragette
adequate
juvenile
jockey (n)
47. A situation in which there is no effective government in a country or no order in an organization or situation
Anarchy
tact
audible
surrender
48. Disturb
precedence
recall
rehabilitate
molest
49. Mislead - make someone believe as true sth that is false
calamity
verify
stiff
deceive
50. Follow - proceed along
prosper
pursue
perish
eliminate