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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. Someone who rides horses in races
jockey (n)
vermin
brutal
legitimate
2. Not total
comprehend
partial
persuade
apparel
3. Gather together - bring together
nurture
proceed
assemble
ease something ↔ out
4. Anything use to tempt or attract a person or animal
outlaw (n)
bait
mourn
show up
5. A noisy violent person who causes trouble by fighting
transmit
emerge
hooligan
so as
6. Thankful
delegate (v)
resist
grateful
commence
7. Search into - investigate - examine
tact
exempt from
baffle
probe
8. Get into or through
outlaw (n)
revive
penetrate
disorder
9. Not real - but seeming real
cultivation
convict (v)
revive
hantom
10. A large noisy crowd
aggravate
vaporize
envy
mob
11. The scientific idea that plants and animals develop and change gradually
nimble
vicissitudes
dilemma
evolution
12. Doubt because you do not agree completely with a plan
exempt from
paternal
reservation
tegen
13. Sth that makes it difficult to achieve sth
obstacle
indifference
suffragette
undeniable
14. In complete agreement
aggravate
unanimous
phony
casual
15. Uncover - make known - reveal
endeavour
crumble
authority
disclose
16. Vary
homicide
mob
greedy
alter
17. Someone who is hurt or killed in an accident or war
crumble
despite
pauper
casualty
18. Mysterious - unearthy
weird
relieve
suffrage
starvation
19. Sb who is eating in a restaurant
diner
odour
retreat
bigamy
20. Quick to notice - watchful
observant
vain attempts
thrifty
plea
21. A strong substance that can bend - which is around the joints in your body and in your outer ear
fortify
cartilage
sarcasm
encroach
22. Strive against -oppose
violate
sanitation
swell
resist
23. Tiny amount - a small bite
prosecute
so as
undertake
morsel
24. Thriving -careful inspending
quench
indigenous
convict (v)
thrifty
25. Maintain - to make sth continue to exist for a long time
alter
heedless
squander
sustain
26. Disturb
wither
crafty
article
molest
27. Eskimo
brutal
defect
inuit
serpent
28. Change -bring up to date
temperate
revise
be taken aback (by something)
wretched
29. Get away from by trickery or cleverness
authority
evade
Anarchy
extract
30. Illegal or immoral behaviour or actions - especially by young people
delinquency
tire out
span
expel (v)
31. Be successfull - have good fortune
prosper
prosecute
jagged
emission
32. To work very hard for a long period of time
toil
overstate
conduct
unprecedented
33. Reasonably
squad
recall
probe
moderately
34. Headless - careless
cartilage
ave
reckless
juvenile
35. Completely unexpected - and often very lucky
broadcast
miraculous
salute
fare
36. Dishonest person who tricks and deceives people
bakelite
cargo
mountebank
onstitution
37. Good at judging
rash
moderate temperatures
shrewd
cease
38. Handle or treat skillfully
manipulate
precede
consent
trifle
39. Terrible -frightful
horrid
enfranchise
priority
integrate
40. Put an end to
abolish
indigenous
panic
odour
41. A thick yellow or brown sauce that tastes spicy
emission
heedless
mustard
show up
42. To breathe air into your nose noisily
sniff
violate
eliminate
evade
43. Blunder (while speaking) - make a mistake
descend
exhaust
stumble
mourn
44. Speak - express
forage for food
dense
consent
utter
45. Preparation and use of land for growing crops
monarch
hantom
ppropriate
cultivation
46. The state of being private and away from other people
obstacle
miser
seclusion
emerge
47. Request - appeal
evolution
plea
merchandise
aggravate
48. Make you become interested - wake someone
curriculum
fervor
precede
arouse
49. To completely get rid of something such as a disease or a social problem
lessen (v)
eradicate
calamity
indigenous
50. Condemn in public
wary
squeeze
enounce
sanitation