A2 English Vocabulary

To go beyond appropriate limits or one's ability; overextension

Not content; having unmet needs or desires

Without consistent rule or order; unevenly

The belief that all events are predetermined and unavoidable

A person's special strength or talent; loudly (in music)

Not in good condition; weak, damaged, or logically flawed

Appropriate or well-matched for a particular purpose or person

To officially declare invalid or void

Without support or backing; not confirmed by evidence

A circular road junction (n.); indirect or circuitous (adj.)

The process of adapting something for a specific region or culture

A formal agreement to stop fighting; a ceasefire

Refined petroleum fuel used in motor vehicles; gasoline

One after another in consecutive order

In a way that is based on facts; accurately

Relieving symptoms without curing; a medicine that eases pain or discomfort

Firm and resolute; clear and unmistakable

Permission or right to enter

A dish of beaten eggs cooked in a pan

In a faulty or incomplete manner

To make something inactive or no longer effective

Unexpected and unfavourable; improper

In a proper or acceptable manner

To distort or become misshapen; having an abnormal shape

Resembling a palace; impressively grand and luxurious

Characteristic of a despot; tyrannical and oppressive

Openly acknowledged or generally accepted

Made official or given a recognized form

To reduce intensity or sensitivity; to muffle or dull

A secret group plotting for power; a conspiracy

Capable of being avoided or prevented

Rule by a single authority with absolute, oppressive power

Excessively greedy; inclined to seize by force

A body of water partly enclosed by land; to howl or bark deeply

Carefully thought out and well-reasoned

A place where weapons are stored; heraldry

A hundredth anniversary; relating to a hundred years

Done with great effort; lacking natural ease

Examining or assessing something again

Feeling stress or coercion

In a manner showing no emotion or reaction

The greatest possible amount or limit; at the most

To express sympathy or compassion for someone's misfortune

The act of adjusting again to new circumstances

Cruel behaviour lacking compassion; a brutal act

To fit or clasp together securely; a safety locking device

A pain in a tooth

Of the highest quality; the grammatical superlative degree