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C2 English Vocabulary
Proficiency — near-native command of nuance and precision. · 6,030 words
Enduring hardship without showing emotion; a person with such qualities
To make a short, sharp, high-pitched cry (v.); such a cry (n.)
A reel for winding thread or wire; to wind onto a reel
A small orange freshwater fish kept as a pet
Done without distinction or careful thought
The quality of being universal or applicable to all
To struggle or act confusedly; a type of flatfish
Boldly daring or recklessly fearless
A drinking vessel with a base and stem
A substance used for smoothing surfaces; harsh and irritating in manner
A close friend or roommate; to become friendly with someone
Deserving contempt; morally reprehensible
A sharp hooked claw of a bird of prey
A small piece or brief extract of something
Wildly excited or active; frenzied
Sacred or greatly revered
A public condemnation or accusation
A boggy swamp; a difficult, inescapable situation
Something preceding and influencing what follows; coming before in time
Side by side; up to date with current information
To deceive or trick; a person who has been deceived
Thin, light, and delicate in appearance
To explain or discuss in detail
Asserting beliefs as absolute truths in an arrogant, inflexible manner
To suspend a meeting or postpone to a later time
Something of little importance; to treat something as unimportant; a British layered dessert
The state of being lower in rank or submissive to authority
A light engineless aircraft that flies by riding air currents
A backward-pointing spike; a hurtful remark (n.); to fit with barbs (v.)
To touch or stroke someone gently and affectionately
Widely admired and respected; famous for achievements
The crime of fraudulently faking documents; a counterfeit item
To light a fire; to arouse a feeling or passion
To officially recognize or certify; to authorize as a representative
A valuable collection or discovery of things
To turn pale; to briefly boil then cool vegetables