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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
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Lack of interest or concern
indifference
chaos
observant
fare
2. Cripple - disable - cause to loose an arm -leg or other parts of the body
maim
expertise
fine (v)
pauper
3. To break apart into lots of little pieces - or make something do this
delinquent
crumble
valiant
elucidate
4. Clothes
apparel
famine
dense
ban
5. To explain the meaning of something
interpret
indifference
evolution
recall
6. To accept that you are responsible for a piece of work - and start to do it
vermin
mountebank
undertake
moderately
7. Very careful
maternal
opt
cautious
be taken aback (by something)
8. Quickly
exhaust
prosecute
quench
swiftly
9. Savage -wild
fierce
mosquito
span
welfare
10. Young people who are not yet adults
fauna
severity
harsh
juvenile
11. A piece of writing - a thing
rash
article
moderately
mob
12. Handle or treat skillfully
observant
manipulate
mountebank
bully (v)
13. When you provide something that someone needs now or in the future
provision
indigenous
venue
vacate
14. To behave in a silly and funny way
casualty
clown
mosquito
indigenous
15. Threat
outlaw (v)
menace
partial
innovative
16. To buy something or spend money or time on something - because it will be useful for you
invest in
trout
vermin
reservation
17. To become worse
vulgar
mutate
salute
degenerated
18. The continuous changes and problems that affect a situation or someone's life
juvenile
vicissitudes
span
utilize
19. Restless - anxious
uneasy
eradicate
fervor
excessive
20. A ship - especially a military one - that can stay under water
submarine
commence
ingenious
assemble
21. Not planned or expected
lubricate
casual
heedless
navigation
22. Listening to or watching someone carefully because you are interested
be taken aback (by something)
ntamed
attentive
devour
23. A chemical substance used to kill insects
scorn
pesticide
crumble
reveal
24. Eskimo
ambition
inuit
moderate temperatures
horrid
25. Talk wildly
ave
exempt +from
pursue
qualitative
26. In complete agreement
venture
outlaw (v)
unanimous
mount
27. An official order or decision
miraculous
decree
navigation
maim
28. Confuse
indifference
daze
utilize
flora
29. Uncover - make known - reveal
tegen
disclose
repertoire
scrutinize
30. Mislead - make someone believe as true sth that is false
mustard
swell
scrutinize
deceive
31. To explain something
temperate
elucidate
impaired
famine
32. Having suitable knowledge - experience - or skills - especially for a particular job
sarcasm
molest
indigenous
qualified
33. Very serious
disclose
suspect (n)
solemn
sneer
34. Very unsatisfactory - miserable
suffragette
flora
wretched
executive (n)
35. Putting on oil -grease or similar substance
alter
lubricate
paternal
accurate
36. Having no money - no food - no home
destitute (v)
mountebank
harsh
sustain
37. A job or profession
befall
encroach
menace
occupation
38. Prove to be true - confirm
verify
adequate
tegen
vermin
39. Based on reasons rather than emotions [≠irrational]
sanitation
rational
observant
merit
40. Confused completly - puzzled
embrace
destitute (v)
bewildered
ritual
41. Make less - reduce the pain of - replace
legitimate
alter
valid
relieve
42. Weak
terrestrial
versus
feeble
emission
43. Able to be heard
alter
utter
incur
audible
44. Win over to do or believe -convince
decree
vapor
persuade
suffragette
45. Typical of the way a good mother behaves or feels
calamity
plight (of)
replicate
maternal
46. To make something continue to exist or happen - maintain
underdog
sustain
matrimony
tyranny
47. On neither side of a quarrel or war
ingenious
pauper
neutral
brutal
48. Coming before -earlier
wretched
deprive
underdog
prior
49. The way you earn money in order to live
prosper
swell
livelihood
casualty
50. Not total
peripheral
partial
suffragette
regulation