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Flashcards featuring vocabulary words and definitions from the 22000 Essential Words for IELTS and TOEFL guide.
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Civilian
A person who is not a member of the armed forces, or police, or fire-fighting forces.
Complicated
Not simple or easy; intricate.
Concur
Agree; be of the same opinion.
Confirm
State or prove the truth of; substantiate.
Digress
Turn aside; get off the main subject in speaking or writing.
Fragile
Easily broken; breakable; weak; frail.
Galore
Plentiful; abundant (always follows the word it modifies).
Genuine
Actually being what it is claimed or seems to be; true; real; authentic.
Hostile
Of or relating to an enemy or enemies; unfriendly.
Impatient
Not patient; not willing to bear delay; restless; anxious.
Inter
Put into the earth or in a grave; bury.
Mitigate
Make less severe; lessen; soften; relieve.
Novice
One who is new to a field or activity; beginner.
Original
A work created firsthand and from which copies are made; belonging to the beginning, first, or earliest.
Rarity
Something uncommon, infrequent, or rare.
Resume
Begin again.
Shrink
Draw back; recoil.
Sober
Not drunk; serious, free from excitement or exaggeration.
Suffice
Be enough, adequate, or sufficient.
Vacant
Empty; unoccupied; not being used.
Adjourn
Close a meeting; suspend the business of a meeting; disband.
Astute
Shrewd; wise; crafty; cunning.
Censure
Act of blaming; expression of disapproval; hostile criticism; rebuke.
Demolish
Tear down; destroy; raze.
Discharge
Unload.
Dissent
Differ in opinion; disagree; object.
Equitable
Fair to all concerned; just.
Exonerate
Free from blame; clear from accusation.
Extemporaneous
Composed or spoken without preparation; off-hand; impromptu; improvised.
Extricate
Free from difficulties; disentangle.
Forfeit
Lose or have to give up as a penalty for some error, neglect, or fault.
Illegible
Not able to be read; very hard to read; not legible.
Inadvertently
Not done on purpose; unintentionally; thoughtlessly; accidentally.
Inappropriate
Not fitting; unsuitable; unbecoming; not appropriate.
Lucrative
Money-making; profitable.
Permanent
Lasting; enduring; intended to last; stable.
Prohibit
Forbid; ban.
Punctual
On time; prompt.
Rebuke
Express disapproval of; criticize sharply; censure severely; reprimand; reprove.
Transient
Not lasting; passing soon; fleeting; short-lived; momentary; or a visitor staying for only a short time.