IELTS VOCAB (4)

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pulchritudinous (adj)

physically beautiful; comely (adj)

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ingratiate oneself with someone (adj)

(v.) to make oneself agreeable and thus gain favor or acceptance by others (sometimes used in a critical or derogatory sense)

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rhetoric (n)

the art of using language effectively and persuasively (n)

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paragon (n)

a model of excellence or perfection (n)

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altruist (n)

a person unselfishly concerned for the welfare of others (n)

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superficial (adj)

(adj.) concerned with or understanding only what is on the surface, nông cạn, hời hợt

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quagmire (n)

a swamp; a difficult or inextricable situation (n)

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inextricable (adj)

(adj.) hopelessly confused, find it hard to solve a problem

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equivocal (adj)

Ambiguous; intentionally misleading (adj)

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unequivocal (adj)

leaving no doubt; unambiguous (adj)

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mellifluous (adj)

Sweetly flowing or sounding (adj)

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lucid (adj)

(adj.) easy to understand, clear; rational, sane

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monotonous (adj)

dull, tedious, and repetitious; lacking in variety and interest.(adj)

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have irreverence for (n)

disrespect (n)

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grievance (n)

injustice; complaint (n)

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habour/nurse a grievance against (phr)

keep a feeling of resentment and complaint (phr)

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deliberate (adj)

done consciously and intentionally (adj)

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deliberate (v)

to think over deeply, to ponder cautiously

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upheaval (n)

a violent or sudden change or disruption to something (n)

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paramount (adj)

more important than anything else; supreme (adj)

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have/feel/show reverence for (n)

deep respect for someone or something

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expressly (adv)

(adv.) plainly, in so many words; for a particular purpose

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pardonable (adj)

able to be forgiven; excusable (adj)

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well-versed (adj)

very knowledgeable about or skilled in something (adj) (từng trải)

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tailor (v)

to adjust, to shape or alter for a particular purpose (v)

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monument (n)

means of reminding us of a person or event (n)

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be reminiscent of (phr)

reminding one of sth (phr)

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reminiscence (n)

memory or act of recalling the past (n)

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camaraderie (n)

friendship (n)

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ful-fledged (adj)

to comprehensively develop, to be completely train (adj)

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pedagogical (adj)

related to teaching (adj)

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empirical (adj)

based on observation or experiment (adj)

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underscore (v)

(v) emphasize (or, literally, to underline text)

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literacy (n)

a person's ability to read or write (n)

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effervescent (adj)

showing high spirits, lively, energetic (adj)

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rescind (v)

to cancel, to annul (v)

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rapport (n)

a close and harmonious relationship (n)

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amicable (adj)

peaceable, friendly (adj)

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engender (v)

to produce, cause, or bring about (v)

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render (v)

(v.) to cause to become; to process, to create

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diaphanous (adj)

very sheer and light; almost completely transparent (adj)

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induce someone to do sth (phrv)

to encourage, to stimulate someone to do sth (phrv)

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retribution (n)

a repayment; a deserved punishment (n)

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underachievement (n)

Performance below expected academic standards. (n)

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infraction (n)

a breaking of a law or obligation (n)

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transgression (n)

A violation of a law, command, or duty (n)

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destitution (n)

hardship; poverty; misery (n)

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elucidate (v)

to clarify, explain (v)