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C2 English Vocabulary

Proficiency — near-native command of nuance and precision. · 6,030 words

6,030 words

The core of an ear of corn; a male swan

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The act of bringing memories or feelings to mind

voc
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A public square, especially in Italy; a veranda or arcade

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To pronounce words clearly; to state something clearly

nunci
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Causing annoyance or trouble; irritating

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A person intolerant of differing opinions, races, or religions

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To weave or blend things closely together

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A minor attraction at a circus or fair; a distracting secondary event

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To postpone a punishment; temporary relief from hardship

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Rough with small waves; lacking smooth continuity

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Extremely harsh or severe, especially of rules or punishments

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The uppermost, most fertile layer of soil

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Showing good judgment and sound thinking

jur
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Relating to a mutually beneficial relationship

bio
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A very large New World vulture found in the Andes or California

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Using satire or irony to mock or criticize

sat
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On fire or brightly lit; filled with excitement

TOEFLC2

To twist or wind around something

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To return to an earlier or worse condition; a backward movement

gress
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Optimistic and cheerful; blood-red in colour

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In a generous or extravagant manner

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A person who lives alone, away from society; a recluse

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A violent involuntary muscle spasm; a fit of laughter or social upheaval

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A one-yard measuring rod; a standard for comparison

TOEFLC2

Lacking stability; mentally unstable; biased

C2

A long pointed tooth projecting from an animal's mouth

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A sauce or seasoning used to enhance the flavor of food

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An explosive powder used in firearms and fireworks

C2

To arrange for a different time; to change the schedule

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Reluctant or unwilling to do something

IELTSTOEFLGRE

Playful teasing conversation (n.); to exchange such remarks (v.)

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Completely absorbed or fascinated; deeply engrossed

rapt
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To urge or drive someone to act; to propel forward

pel
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A self-evident principle accepted as a basis for reasoning

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A particular style or manner of speaking associated with a specific group or field

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To surgically remove a limb or body part

put
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To the greatest or highest possible degree; extremely

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Something strongly detested; a formal religious curse

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