Not strict; tolerant and merciful in enforcing rules or punishment
IELTS Vocabulary
Essential vocabulary for the IELTS exam. · 5,038 words
A non-expert or non-clergy person; someone without specialist knowledge
To absorb all attention; to monopolize
A frame linking draft animals; a burden or oppression (n.); to join together (v.)
Visiting places of interest as a tourist
A homeless wanderer; to walk heavily or for a long distance
Lacking any plan or order; random and careless
Easily offended; (of a situation) sensitive and requiring tact
More than what is needed; unnecessary
To exceed or surpass someone or something in speed, quantity, or achievement
To give a false or inaccurate account of something
Added to complete or enhance something; additional
A bet or stake; to bet on the outcome of an event
Facial hair grown above the upper lip
Something preceding and influencing what follows; coming before in time
Something of little importance; to treat something as unimportant; a British layered dessert
To light a fire; to arouse a feeling or passion
All future generations; one's descendants
A seasonal wind bringing heavy rains; the rainy season in South Asia
Far too high or excessive, especially in price
Careful and economical; avoiding waste
Money sent to someone in another place
The successful realization of a plan or goal
Weakened or worn out from age or long use
To interfere in other people's affairs without being asked
A male school principal
To provoke or urge into action; a pointed stick for driving animals
A list of specialized terms with definitions, usually at the end of a book
A leisurely country walk; to walk or talk without clear direction
To injure someone causing permanent disability
Tediously repetitive and lacking in variety
Angular distance east or west of the prime meridian
Reluctant or unwilling to do something
Lasting forever or for a very long time; eternal