To a very great degree; extremely
IELTS Vocabulary
Essential vocabulary for the IELTS exam. · 5,038 words
The need or desire to drink; a strong craving
To domesticate or subdue; not wild; dull and unexciting
Practices that maintain health and cleanliness
Causing harm or damage
A sudden sharp shake or shock; to shake abruptly
Having intense enthusiasm or passion
Morally good, virtuous, and just
Temporary and subject to change; not yet final
To wake someone from sleep; to stir up excitement or emotion
To suffocate or stifle; to suppress; a stifling cloud of smoke
To specify as a condition of an agreement
Past the deadline or expected time
Worn and in poor condition; mean or unfair
To suppress objectionable content in media; an official who does this
To thoroughly repair or renovate; a complete overhaul or revision
To deprive of ability; to deactivate a device or function
A large dense crowd; to crowd into a place in large numbers
A sound, healthy mind; rational behaviour
A revival or rebirth; the European cultural Renaissance
Clever and practically astute
Heavily loaded or burdened, physically or emotionally
A judicial officer who handles minor legal cases
A person who breaks into buildings to steal
A particular area or neighbourhood; the position of something
A temporary agreement to stop fighting
Extremely careful and precise about details
An enjoyable activity done in one's spare time; a hobby
A sharp spine on a plant; something causing pain or difficulty
A shelf for storing books
Of the same kind; uniform in composition
Extremely fierce and violent
To restore someone to health, normal life, or good reputation; to restore something to good condition
A person who handles payments in a shop; to dismiss from service
A shiny surface; a deceptive appearance; to make shiny or gloss over faults