C2 English Vocabulary
Proficiency — near-native command of nuance and precision. · 6,030 words
In a residential manner
To rot and decay with a foul smell
Relating to the scientific study of crime
An action taken in response to another's move
Movement from one place to another; chromosomal segment transfer in genetics
To set a price lower than the true value or cost
Constantly finding trivial faults; excessive petty criticism
The sense of smell
The atmospheric layer of a star between the photosphere and the corona
An improper or inefficient distribution of resources
A formal speech or writing publicly praising someone or something
The act of fertilizing or saturating thoroughly
Made unstable or insecure
Government or society controlled by the wealthy
To bid lower than a competitor or the true value; a bid that is too low
A substance causing precipitation; acting hastily or impulsively
The main spring of a clock; the chief driving force of something
Minor and easily forgiven or excused
The condition of not being used to full potential
To make or become coarser or less refined
A person who writes or compiles a dictionary
Expressing aphorisms; mysterious yet seemingly wise
The tendency to act rashly and impulsively
Free from blame; blameless
Happening repeatedly or at intervals
Mistaken use of a word confused with a similar-sounding one
Overly theatrical or artificial in manner
The animal or instinctive physical nature of a person or creature
A beginner or novice
An extinct dolphin-like marine reptile of the Mesozoic era
An indirect, wordy way of expressing something
Having a single nucleus; a single-nucleus cell
Resistant to rust; to treat against rust
A person devoted to luxury and pleasure
Excessively vain and showy about one's appearance
A supporter or participant in revolution
A reminder or memorandum; something that amuses or puzzles