A renewal of strength or activity after a decline
C2 English Vocabulary
Proficiency — near-native command of nuance and precision. · 6,030 words
A young bird learning to fly; an inexperienced person or thing
A small room near the kitchen for storing food
To melt or blend together; a safety device in an electrical circuit; a cord that ignites an explosive
To plant seeds or spread ideas; an adult female pig
To twist or pull violently; a tool for turning nuts and bolts; a sprain
To bend forward or lower oneself morally; a hunched posture or front porch steps
To melt from a frozen state; a period of warm weather after frost; a relaxation of tension
To break up or fall apart into small pieces; to cause fragmentation
To destroy or remove completely, leaving no trace
To secretly enter or penetrate an organization or place
Well-informed and free from ignorance; spiritually awakened
The young of a large mammal such as a bear or lion; an inexperienced young person
To question someone thoroughly or aggressively
To give someone responsibility for a person or thing
Pulled tight; firm and toned; concise and controlled
To make beer or tea; a brewed drink
The regular customers of a business collectively
A tiny spot or particle of dirt; to mark with small spots
An official order requiring people indoors after a set time
To shine with a sparkling light, especially from a wet surface
A crack or split; a serious break in a relationship
Deep guilt and regret for wrongdoing
In advance; at an earlier time
Not yet settled or resolved; not having made up one's mind
A butter substitute made from vegetable oils
A small portable bed; a baby's bed with high sides
To squeeze and twist to remove liquid; to extract by force
Feeling a sentimental longing for the past
A person who writes someone's biography
To eject or discharge forcefully; to vomit
A mental disorder with delusions of persecution; extreme irrational distrust
A cold-blooded vertebrate animal with dry scales, such as a snake, lizard, turtle, or crocodile
To thoroughly clean or purify; to free from guilt or sin
To surround or form a circle around
To officially seize someone's property by authority
An official government pardon for past offenses
To bring back to life; to revive something that had ended
The ability to recover quickly from difficulties; elasticity of materials
To give new life or energy to something