Not wanted or welcome; an unwanted person
B2 English Vocabulary
Upper Intermediate — understand complex texts and fluent interaction. · 3,029 words
A person or company that helps people move their belongings; someone who initiates change
Worn and in poor condition; mean or unfair
To thoroughly repair or renovate; a complete overhaul or revision
Gentle warmth and affection; physical soreness or sensitivity
To completely and fundamentally change something
A revival or rebirth; the European cultural Renaissance
A judicial officer who handles minor legal cases
Partly covering or coinciding with something else
The state of understanding; the 18th-century movement of reason; spiritual clarity
Greatly surprised or amazed
A nobleman of the lowest rank; a powerful business magnate
The hard projecting mouth of a bird or similar animal
To prove a statement or argument to be false
To feel or express sympathy for another's suffering
Not given proper care or attention
Involving dishonest deception; false
To make something an established practice; to place someone in an institution
Lighting up a place; clarification; decorative lighting
Old-fashioned and no longer current
A long thin sharp fragment; to cut into thin strips
A small smooth rounded stone shaped by water
Resisting or defying authority and control
An angry argument; to argue or dispute angrily
Of the same kind; uniform in composition
To swallow quickly in large amounts; a large mouthful
Relating to earthquakes; having a major widespread impact
Fineness or fragility; a choice food; sensitivity in handling matters
Using money or resources carefully; not wasteful
Respect and admiration; to regard with great respect
A feeling of great surprise or amazement
To crush by walking heavily on; to treat with contempt
To impose a penalty for breaking a rule
A heavy-bladed tool for chopping; to cut or cancel abruptly
Showing unfair bias or prejudice against a particular group
Head of government in some countries; a senior official; head of a university
By human effort rather than natural means; unnaturally