To cause sudden shock or surprise; a sudden fright
IELTS Vocabulary
Essential vocabulary for the IELTS exam. · 5,038 words
Extremely beautiful or visually stunning
To mock or provoke someone playfully; a person who teases
A person who serves food and drinks to customers at tables in a restaurant or café
A solemn promise; to swear to do something
Half of an academic year; one of two school terms
A sweet fruit spread; a blockage; to squeeze or force into a tight space
To fall or roll end over end; a sudden clumsy fall
Relating to psychiatry or the treatment of mental disorders
A pattern of evenly spaced lines forming squares; an electricity distribution network
Impressively grand or splendid
To drag something sharp along a surface; a shallow wound or mark; a difficult situation
An animal hunted for food; a victim of exploitation
To knock against something; a jolting collision; a rounded swelling
Showing great excitement or eagerness
Of or relating to Egypt; a person from Egypt
That is to say; used to specify or clarify
Extremely angry; violent or intense
Without doubt; certainly
Having high moral qualities; of aristocratic rank; a person of noble birth
An eight-legged predatory arthropod that spins webs
The state of being completely sure; something that is definitely true
Slightly wet; to make moist or reduce intensity
The words known by a person or used in a particular field; a word list
A sequence of notes forming a tune
Completely and absolutely
Great comfort and wealth; something expensive and not essential; very high quality
A device that converts sound into electrical signals
The act of getting rid of something; the power to use something freely