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IELTS Vocabulary

Essential vocabulary for the IELTS exam. · 5,038 words

5,038 words

To thoroughly defeat or overcome an opponent

IELTSTOEFLGRE

Lacking flavor or interest; dull

IELTSGREC2

Compensation for loss or damage; protection from liability

IELTSTOEFLGRE

A thin thread-like strand; dietary roughage; moral character (British spelling of fiber)

IELTSB2

Journalism that tells stories primarily through photographs

IELTSC2

To copy another's work and pass it off as one's own

IELTSGREC2

A circular current of water or air; to swirl in circles

IELTSGREC1

Dull, monotonous, and lacking variety

IELTSGREC2

The punctuation mark ('); a rhetorical address to an absent person

strophe
IELTSGREB2

To triple in amount; the highest musical voice or part; three times as much

IELTSC2

Waste material left after smelting metal; to produce slag

IELTSTOEFLGRE

A public official who certifies documents and witnesses signatures

not
IELTSA1

Willing and happy to help others

lig
IELTSTOEFLGRE

A diagram showing relationships between quantities; to plot such a diagram

IELTSTOEFLB1

A device that tells time using a shadow cast by sunlight

IELTSTOEFLB1

To walk unsteadily like a small child; a tottering gait

IELTSC2

Either of the two latitude lines bounding the tropics; of or relating to the tropics

trop
IELTSB2

An optical instrument for viewing from a concealed position, as used in submarines

scope
IELTSGREC2

Calm and peaceful; the Pacific Ocean

pac
IELTSA2

Pieces of furniture for sleeping; plots for plants; rock layers

bed
IELTSA1

To shorten a text while keeping essential content; to curtail

IELTSTOEFLGRE

Silly, pointless, and self-satisfied; vacuously stupid

IELTSTOEFLGRE

Able to be logically defended or justified; well-founded

tain
IELTSGREA1

Abundant or excessive in quantity

flu
IELTSTOEFLGRE

A student absent without permission; to play truant; absent without leave

IELTSGREC2

Currently existing; having real being

st
IELTSA2

To ask someone earnestly; to beg or plead

IELTSGREC1

To walk slowly while dragging the feet; a shuffling gait

IELTSC2

A grammar word linking a noun or pronoun to other words in a sentence

pos
IELTSGREB1

A ceremonial low-level flight; an overpass road or bridge

IELTSC2

Prudent, shrewd, and tactful in managing affairs

polit
IELTSC2

A kind act or goodwill; to prefer or support someone

favor
IELTSA2

To grow or expand rapidly; a new bud or shoot

IELTSTOEFLGRE

Recorded on film; covered with a thin layer

IELTSA2

To swell or expand due to internal pressure

tend
IELTSTOEFLGRE

A farming tool for breaking soil; to turn over soil for planting

IELTSGREC2

To ask for information or investigate something

quaer
IELTSB2

To isolate or keep apart from others

clud
IELTSTOEFLGRE

An official permit; to grant official permission

licit
IELTSA2

Infectious or contagious; attractively appealing

cap
IELTSTOEFLA1

The right to occupy property by paying rent; the period of such occupation

tain
IELTSA1

To confuse or perplex someone greatly

IELTSTOEFLGRE

Preventing sound from passing through; to make resistant to sound

IELTSTOEFLC2

A showy display of wealth or ability intended to impress others

IELTSGREC2