GCSE English Language - Sophisticated Words and  ...

Having eagerness or enthusiasm.           'He was keen on studying history, devoting hours to research.'

Continue something indefinitely.            'The plan was to perpetuate the tradition for future generations.'

Fond of the company; sociable. 'Gregarious individuals often thrive in team environments.'

To understand the feelings of others.  'Her empathy allowed her to connect deeply with the characters she studied.'

Hostile. 'The belligerent tone of the article alienated many readers.'

To place different things together for contrasting effects. 'Juxtaposing the two paintings revealed stark differences in style.'

Unbiased. 'An impartial judge is essential for a just legal system.'

To agree or be in accord.                             'Many environmentalists concur that global warming is a pressing issue.'

Truthful, straightforward, and frank. 'He was candid about his mistakes, earning him respect from his colleagues.'

Advanced and original.                                'Her innovative approach to the problem garnered attention.'

Showing effort in one's work/duties.          'He earned his title of being a diligent student through hard work.'

To feel annoyed/upset.                                    'His repeated failures frustrated even the most patient individual in the company.'

Logical and consistent.                                  'Her coherent argument persuaded the audience to change their minds.'

Incredible attention to detail.                          'He was meticulous with his pottery work, ensuring every detail was perfect.'

To express an idea fluently and coherently. 'She was able to articulate her thoughts which made her a compelling speaker.'

To make something less severe.                      'To alleviate the suffering of the homeless, we initiated a charity drive.'

Outdated. 'CDs have become obsolete now that digital media is on the rise.'

Clear and easy to understand.                      'Her lucid explanation helped the students grasp complex concepts.'

To serve as an example.                               'The project exemplifies innovative thinking in modern science.'

A subtle difference.                                  'Understanding language nuances is essential for effective communication.'