To confirm or prove with evidence
C2 English Vocabulary
Proficiency — near-native command of nuance and precision. · 6,030 words
Firmly established and difficult to change
At ease in many cultures; involving people from all over the world
A small unexpected fault in a machine or system; to malfunction intermittently
A tendency to expect the worst; a gloomy outlook
To change or vary irregularly
A routine medical or dental examination
A person who helps another commit a crime
A disorder causing persistent inability to sleep
Extremely large or impressive in scale
A coal container; to deliberately sink a ship or wreck a plan
To shout disapproval at someone; a shout of disapproval; exclamation used to scare someone
Believing in equal rights for all; a person who holds such beliefs
A single chip that serves as a computer's central processing unit
A long pin for holding food during cooking; to pierce with a skewer or mock severely
A ghost or phantom; a mysterious or unexpected appearance
A soft, bright lustre on a surface
Calmness and self-control of mind
A soft crackling sound; to make such a sound; to steal livestock
Resembling soil; natural and frankly direct
A trick or device used to attract attention or gain an advantage
A state of uncertainty or neglect; in Catholic theology, a place for innocent souls awaiting heaven
To shock or overwhelm with surprise
To fill or inspire deeply with a quality or idea
To wind or wander in a curving path; a winding bend in a river
A structure with rotating blades powered by wind
To press and work dough or similar material with the hands
Showing a bad-tempered, gloomy silence; morose
Physical or mental endurance for sustained effort
To cook in simmering liquid; to hunt or take illegally
Dull, gloomy, and cheerless
In a biological manner; with regard to biology
To officially announce a law; to spread an idea widely
To restate in different words; a restatement that clarifies meaning
A poison produced by animals; intense spite or malice
A cloth wrapping a dead body; to cover or conceal something
Relating to catastrophic destruction or the end of the world
A threshing tool with a swinging stick; to wave limbs wildly or beat with a flail
Perfect, without any faults or flaws