C1 English Vocabulary

A therapeutic method exploring unconscious mental processes, based on Freudian theory

Intended to make up for loss or injury

A condition of too few red blood cells, causing fatigue and pallor

A stopping or discontinuance of an action or process

To infer or estimate beyond known data

To be of use or benefit; practical effect or use

To reject abruptly; a blunt refusal or rejection

Liquid waste discharged into water; flowing outward

A large glossy black bird; jet-black in color

A detailed scholarly work on a single subject

Poorly built and likely to collapse; weak and unsteady

A large and varied number or variety

A unit of dry measure equal to four pecks, used for grain

To strike with a beak; a quick light kiss; a unit of dry measure

Relating to the physical body

A frequency multiple of a fundamental tone; relating to musical harmony

A large wild rabbit-like mammal; to run very fast

A group of young birds hatched together; to dwell on something moodily

Tiny water drops condensed on cool surfaces from the air

Relating to the eye or vision; an eye or optical lens

Still existing; not lost or destroyed

A person who guards or takes care of something

Turning around an axis; taking turns in sequence

The fluid in plants; to gradually weaken or drain

The prevailing fashion or style; something currently popular

The state of moving apart or differing; disagreement

Flexible and easy to bend; lithe and graceful

Relating to brothers or brotherly friendship

A substance added to improve a product; relating to addition

Invented or fabricated; not real or genuine

A person who takes financial risks for potential gains; a theorizer

Absolute and unconditional, with no exceptions

Heavy material used to stabilize a ship or balloon; to stabilize with ballast

The theoretical study and philosophy of law

The craft of building with stone or brick; stonework or brickwork

Increasing in speed or rate; an act of acceleration

Slanting or inclined; indirect or evasive

Careful good judgment and caution in decision-making

Able to be swapped or substituted for each other freely

Having no legal validity; an empty or zero value; to annul

A lack of symmetry or equal proportion

Compensation for loss; return of something to its original state or owner

A Native American stone or adobe communal village

To join metals by heat or pressure; a welded joint

Whisky from Scotland; to stop something from succeeding; relating to Scotland

An outline of topics covered in a course

The conversion of gas to liquid; the act of compressing or condensing

To cleverly plan or devise something