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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. Hunger
incentive
heal
starvation
sustain
2. Starvation
famine
defiant
salute
cater for somebody/something
3. Decrease
bigamy
superficial
lessen (v)
hinder
4. Begin - start
precaution
plea
awesome
commence
5. Lawless
transmit
observant
be taken aback (by something)
nruly
6. One who is expected to lose
underdog
disorder
assess (v)
curriculum
7. Send over - pass on
defiant
juvenile
delinquent
transmit
8. Make you become interested - wake someone
arouse
trout
marvelous
cultivation
9. Sth that makes it difficult to achieve sth
blunder
freight
perceive
obstacle
10. Closly packed together -thick
dense
audible
warden
feeble
11. A runaway
fugitive
swell
detest
pierce
12. To think that something is probably true - especially something bad
squad
betray
suspect (v)
diner
13. Behaviour
conduct
bewildered
endure
trifle
14. Promise
lopsided
valid
scrutinize
pledge
15. Lack of interest or concern
indifference
suffrage
jagged
incur
16. Clever
vain attempts
diner
eradicate
ingenious
17. Coarse and savage
sustain
brutal
outlaw (n)
pioneer
18. Great - enormous
vast
resist
marvelous
vicious
19. Put an end to
weary
enthusiasm
deteriorate
quench
20. Supported by law or authority
baffle
pessimistic
placebo
valid
21. Prove someone guilty of a crime
thrust
undeniable
convict (v)
exempt +from
22. Having suitable knowledge - experience - or skills - especially for a particular job
audible
client
cater for somebody/something
qualified
23. A yard or park covered with grass
aforesaid
fierce
lawn
declare
24. Measures taken beforehand -foresight
detest
sanitation
precaution
sustain
25. Make less - reduce the pain of - replace
relieve
marvelous
curriculum
thrust
26. Evil -wicked -dishonest
sinister
mosquito
crucial
provision
27. Combine or work together
integrate
pledge
moderately
fierce
28. Damaged - not as good as before
ambiguity
monarch
impaired
matrimony
29. A trap
merit
vulgar
ambush
casual
30. Difficult - strict - or severe
declare
stiff
absurd
span
31. Extreme and sudden
squander
drastic
excessive
pedestrian
32. To make it difficult for something to develop or succeed
hinder
deprive
ave
precede
33. In spite of
indifference
deprive
despite
dense
34. Cripple - disable - cause to loose an arm -leg or other parts of the body
expertise
maim
reservation
cartilage
35. The science or job of planning which way you need to go when you are travelling from one place to another
casualty
endeavour
inquiry
navigation
36. Offender
assess (v)
culprit
rehabilitate
jerk
37. Not looking/studying carefully
heal
expertise
superficial
rioter
38. Customer
robust
client
abundant
fine (v)
39. A place where an organized meeting - concert etc takes place
incentive
comprehend
prohibit
venue
40. A noisy crowl or fight
conduct
brawl
advocate
onstitution
41. Goods that are carried by ship - train - or aircraft - and the system of moving these goods
endure
aforesaid
emerge
freight
42. To press something firmly
squeeze
crafty
implement
navigation
43. To accept that you are responsible for a piece of work - and start to do it
slender
underdog
undertake
blunder
44. Completely unexpected - and often very lucky
daze
miraculous
chaos
legitimate
45. Mislead - make someone believe as true sth that is false
navigation
deceive
tyranny
unanimous
46. Find out
show up
mistreat
detect
fine (v)
47. Typical of the way a good mother behaves or feels
outlaw (n)
maternal
consent
surge
48. The protection of public health by removing and treating waste - dirty water etc
provision
sanitation
reveal
pastime
49. A strong substance that can bend - which is around the joints in your body and in your outer ear
disaster
abolish
cartilage
revision of
50. Foolish
absurd
salute
clown
undertake