C2 English Vocabulary
Proficiency — near-native command of nuance and precision. · 6,030 words
Occurring at the same time or rate
Bitter and angry in manner or speech
Unable to make firm decisions; not producing a clear result
A beheading device with a dropped blade; to execute with it
To stand or hang around in a public place without any clear purpose
A repetition of a musical theme or performance; to repeat a role
To severely injure by cutting off a body part; to damage beyond recognition
Having large, strong muscles; physically powerful
A very small stream or brook
Showing mental or physical decline due to old age
The science of how air interacts with moving objects
To make something clearer and easier to understand
To pack or press down firmly by repeated strokes
A heavy club; to hit with a club or to coerce
Deliberate deception; double-dealing behavior
A cassette containing videotape for recording or playback
Simple, austere, and without comfort or luxury
Confident, flamboyant style or flair
Excessively fussy and hard to please; overly particular about details
To beg or implore someone earnestly
Relating to animals or zoology
Soft, loose, and lacking firmness, especially of flesh
To loot or plunder by force; goods seized as spoils of war
The state of being morally corrupt or wicked
The process of becoming outdated or no longer in use
A waterproof raincoat made of rubberized cloth
Extreme tiredness or lack of energy and enthusiasm
Relating to hell; hellish; extremely annoying
A romantic song sung outdoors for a loved one; to perform such a song
To charge more than the correct price; an excessive charge
The crime of fraudulently stealing money one was trusted to manage
An irregular patch of colour or discoloration; to mark with blotches
The scientific study of human populations and their characteristics
An expert or enthusiast highly knowledgeable in a particular field
Strongly prejudiced and intolerant of others
A gate controlling water flow; something restraining a large outpouring
The use of deception or dishonest methods to achieve something
A member of an academy or learned society; a university scholar
To strip the skin off; to criticize harshly
A parody or hoax; to satirize or deceive