In a way that is too compelling or attractive to resist
B2 English Vocabulary
Upper Intermediate — understand complex texts and fluent interaction. · 3,029 words
Existing from birth; natural and innate
Based on logical deduction from general principles
Inclined or willing; having a particular tendency
A native or inhabitant of the west
Not correctly understood or appreciated
The act of producing vocal sounds; a vocal utterance
In a terrible way; extremely
Relating to or characteristic of capitalism
The resistance of a fluid to flow; thickness or stickiness of a liquid
A container for shaping material; fungus on damp surfaces; to shape or influence
Having a pleasant, tuneful sound
Not chosen through an election
Remaining calm and composed under pressure
Controlled by a superior power or authority
Failing to give proper care or attention
A participant in a conference; one on whom something is conferred
Formed into crystals; having a fixed and definite form; preserved in sugar
Quickly and efficiently
Compensation for loss or damage; protection from liability
A thin thread-like strand; dietary roughage; moral character (British spelling of fiber)
Relating to extraction of resources; a substance obtained by extraction
The state of being enough; an adequate amount
The quality of being similar enough to be compared
Deserving contempt or scorn
The official cancellation or withdrawal of something
The study of cities; the culture and lifestyle of city dwellers
The punctuation mark ('); a rhetorical address to an absent person
Unable to concentrate; preoccupied or troubled
The quality of being very fast or quick
To relieve pressure; to restore compressed data to its original form
To give honour or distinction to someone or something
A state of cheerfulness and festive merrymaking
Accepting without doubt or hesitation
The natural force of attraction between all masses; a tendency to be drawn toward something
An alliance or union of states or groups; the Confederate States of America
To judge someone or something before having all the facts
To express with the voice; to sing or make vocal sounds
The science and practice of flight and aircraft design
Tending to stop and refuse to continue; uncooperative
Feeling sincere regret for wrongdoing
Done quickly and efficiently
Relating to the Celsius temperature scale; the scale itself