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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. If become drier and smaller and start to die
repertoire
extravagant
wither
monarch
2. Misty -smoky -unclear
eradicate
hazy
envy
morsel
3. Job or profession
persuade
vocation
scrutinize
exempt +from
4. Very tired
tire out
moderate temperatures
ntamed
probe
5. Tell beforehand
lopsided
expertise
disregard
predict
6. Freight - the goods that are being carried in a ship or plane
hinder
cargo
peripheral
hooligan
7. Unequal - in an unfair way
lopsided
expel (v)
morsel
undertake
8. A situation in which there is no effective government in a country or no order in an organization or situation
Anarchy
indigenous
alter
pioneer
9. Goodness - worth - value
envy
endure
merit
heal
10. Irony - satire
commend
sarcasm
defiant
welfare
11. Condemn in public
disclose
surrender
thrust
enounce
12. Goods that are carried by ship - train - or aircraft - and the system of moving these goods
phony
monarch
freight
solemn
13. To undrestand
seclusion
follow on (to/from)
mourn
perceive
14. Very strong belief or feeling - eager
robust
outlaw (n)
budget
fervor
15. Comparing
robust
resist
versus
delinquency
16. The process of changing something in order to improve it
revision of
persuade
intentional
transmit
17. Send over - pass on
sinister
fugitive
ambush
transmit
18. Clever - having new ideas
odour
bully (v)
arouse
innovative
19. Put an end to
heal
compel
abolish
ritual
20. Forbid by law or authority
fine (v)
prohibit
executive (n)
trout
21. The education and care that you are given as a child - and the way it affects your later development and attitudes
rehabilitate
evade
nurture
mustard
22. Thriving -careful inspending
hazy
exempt from
thrifty
famine
23. Penetrate
pierce
cultivation
temperate
suspect (v)
24. Give up - leave
serpent
ambition
ignite
vacate
25. Unreasoning fear
advocate
onstitution
fugitive
panic
26. Against
tegen
so as
tyranny
incur
27. To give a group of people the right to vote
consider
enfranchise
client
uneasy
28. A large noisy crowd
welfare
mob
compel
scrutinize
29. Combine or work together
suspect (n)
fervor
integrate
maternal
30. Someone usually a child who studies very hard
surpass
odour
placebo
swot (n)
31. Remove - omit
adequate
opt
commend
eliminate
32. A strong substance that can bend - which is around the joints in your body and in your outer ear
sniff
outlaw (n)
cartilage
dweller
33. To explain something
vapor
undernourished
cease
elucidate
34. Not looking/studying carefully
superficial
beneficiary
qualitative
wail
35. Too hasty or careless
weird
mountebank
rioter
rash
36. To explain something that is difficult to understand
homicide
merchandise
elucidate
ambition
37. To change into vapor
suspect (n)
awkward
invest in
vaporize
38. A thick yellow or brown sauce that tastes spicy
mustard
ingenious
vapor
famine
39. More than enough - very plentiful
prosecute
indigenous
ritual
abundant
40. To move with a quick sudden movement
jerk
uneasy
Anarchy
consider
41. Someone who is not generous
miser
probe
dense
verify
42. Hard plastic
tegen
detect
bakelite
ambition
43. Make better - improve by removing faults
navigation
vaporize
sustain
reform
44. Judge
assess (v)
evolution
subside
fierce
45. Give away to the enemy
cultivation
betray
elucidate
odour
46. Never having happened before - or never having happened so much
severity
moderate temperatures
beckon
unprecedented
47. Take money - rights -etc. - away by cheating
defraud
pedestrian
stiff
destitute (v)
48. The total number of things that someone or something is able to do
neutral
crucial
valiant
repertoire
49. Putting on oil -grease or similar substance
thrifty
wretched
expel (v)
lubricate
50. To replace or balance the effect of something bad
compensate
shrewd
provision
drastic