Instruction or guidance; the state of being under someone's protection
C2 English Vocabulary
Proficiency — near-native command of nuance and precision. · 6,030 words
An unstoppable, crushing force or power; a massive truck
A short pleasure trip or excursion
Short and sharply detached notes in music; abrupt and disconnected
An underground vault or burial chamber, especially beneath a church
Rushing forward recklessly, head first
Extremely complex and difficult to understand
A decorative addition or ornamental detail
To suppress firmly; to declare a legal ruling invalid
Of enormous size or power; colossal
Lush and green; covered with green vegetation
Typical of a dictator; domineering and authoritarian
To secretly monitor communications; a device used for this purpose
The distinctive tone quality of a voice or instrument
Oppressively hot and humid
To expand or widen; to speak at length
Copying another's work and presenting it as one's own
Simple, modest, and without affectation
Highly pleasing or delicious; something delightful
To exclude someone from a group by refusing to associate with them
To make resistant to disease, especially by vaccination
To chop or cut with an axe; to shape by cutting
So simple or well-designed that it cannot fail
Land left unplanted for a season; inactive or undeveloped
A word-guessing game with acted clues; a ridiculous pretense
Impossible to understand or interpret; mysterious
A large insect with a long body and transparent wings
Rudely brief or abrupt in speech
Able to be shaped without breaking; easily influenced
To spend money extravagantly; an act of lavish spending
Scornfully mocking and cynical
To wrinkle or fold; a small wrinkle
Not genuine or authentic; false or deceptive
Neat, trim, and stylishly dressed
Resembling rubber in texture; flexible and elastic
Able to burn or corrode tissue; sharply sarcastic
A scientist specializing in microbiology
A fatal viral disease transmitted by animal bites
Cheerful, lively, and full of energy
To take apart into separate components
Excessive self-admiration and self-centeredness