IELTS Vocab 1
Harmonious; able, to get along together
COMPATIBLE
A little importance
TRIVIAL
Average in quality
MEDIOCRE
Hazard,peril, or danger
JEOPARDY
To recover
RETRIEVE
Misfortune
Synonyms: affliction, mischance, reverse
ADVERSITY
Given to frequent change in nature, mood, or form
MUTABLE
Implied but not clearly expressed
IMPLICIT
Mentally distressed; distracted
DISTRAUGHT
Good-natured teasing or ridicule
BANTER
To trimor decorate
GARNISH
Irresponsible, eccentric
ERRATIC
Behaviour; bearing
DEMEANOR
Rudely abrupt
CURT
Uncertain, vague, capable of being inter-in more than one way
AMBIGUOUS
A dull and commonplace remark
PLATITUDE
In abundance, fertile, highly productive
TEEMING
A sudden notion or passing fancy
WHIM
A personal peculiarity
IDIOSYNCRASY
Working together secretly for an evil purpose
COLLUSION
To forgive or overlook (an offense)
CONDONE
Ridiculous; producing laughter
LUDICROUS
Of unknown authorship
ANONYMOUS
Mean and base;
SORDID
Self-satisfied
COMPLACENT
To instruct or uplift, particularly in morals or religion
EDIFY
Serving as a model
EXEMPLARY
To refuse or reject with contempt
SPURN
workable or possible
FEASIBLE
A conclusion reached by reasoning fromdata or premises
INFERENCE
One who advocates extreme basic changes
RADICAL
To subdue or conquer
VANQUISH
To speak against
DENOUNCE
General agreement
CONSENSUS
a choice between two equally difficult alternatives
DILEMMA
Define the word JUDICIOUS
Wise; using or exhibiting good judgment
Define the word INGENIOUS
Demonstrating originality, skill, or resourcefulness
Define the word LONGEVITY
Prolonged duration of life
Define the word NOTORIOUS
Widely known (in a bad sense)
Define the word PROGNOSTICATE
To forecast