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IELTS Vocab 1

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  • To make changes to a document, law or agreement to improve it
    Abandon
    Amend
    forget
    destroy
  • To limit or restrict
    Permit
    Constrain
    Enlarge
    Free
  • Disagreement, typically prolonged, public and heated. A dispute
    Solution
    Controversy
    Celebration
    Agreement
  • to make up for something, often by providing an equivalent
    equivalisation
    compensate
    increase
    take
  • To bring about or to give rise to
    Prevent
    Mislead
    Halt
    Induce
  • to become progressively worse
    strengthen
    stabilise
    deteriorate
    improve
  • To expect or predict - expect
    Delay
    Forget
    Overlook
    Anticipate
  • To show someone's involvement in a crime or negative situation
    Blame
    Involve
    Exonerate
    Implicate
  • Certain to happen; unavoidable.
    Unlikely
    Inevitable
    Avoidable
    Preventable
  • including all or nearly all elements or aspects
    incomplete
    comprehensive
    partial
    simple
  • To come together for a meeting or activity
    Convene
    Cancel
    Scatter
    Disperse
  • To support or maintain over a period of time
    Yeet
    Destroy
    Abandon
    Sustain
  • To evaluate or estimate the nature, ability or quality of something
    dismiss
    ignore
    question
    assess
  • Clearly sepate and different from something else
    Distinct
    passage
    similar
    vague
  • To delay doing work.
    Provocate
    Programme
    Problem
    Procrastinate
  • To come before something in time or order
    Follow
    Displace
    Precede
    Proceed
  • Extremely important or necessary
    Critical
    Optional
    Minor
    Contemporary
  • A lack of compatibility between two or more facts. A difference
    Agreement
    Similarity
    Harmony
    Discrepancy
  • To support or recommend publicly - Support
    Withdraw
    Advocate
    Ignore
    Oppose
  • To show or represent by a drawing, painting or other art form
    Depict
    Conceal
    Destroy
    Feel
  • Clearly visible or understood; obvious
    Oblivious
    Hidden
    Apparent
    Vague
  • Clearly seen or understood
    Discombobulated
    Hidden
    Evident
    Uncertain
  • Logical and consistent
    Confusing
    Coherent
    Disjointed
  • Coming after something in time; following
    Before
    Simultaneously
    Previous
    Subsequent
  • No longer needed or useful; superfluous
    Essential
    Necessary
    Unique
    Redundant
  • Existing in large quantities - Plentiful
    Minimal
    Scarce
    Abundant
    Limited
  • To increase speed or make something happen faster
    delay
    halt
    accelerate
    highlight
  • To give special importance or prominence to something. To highlight something
    Avoid
    Downplay
    Emphasise
    Ignore
  • To make less severe of painful. Usually associated with damage
    complicate
    mitigate
    intensify
    ignore
  • Something that may happen
    Possibility
    Opportunity
    Allotting
    Journey