BEST IELTS VOCABULARY WORDS

Lament: to express sadness and feeling sorry about something:

Sentence: She lamented over the loss of her best friend.

Quandary: A state of uncertainty or perplexity, especially in a difficult situation.

Sentence: She found herself in a moral quandary when asked to choose between two equally important priorities.

Harmony: The state of being in agreement or balance, often in life or relationships.

Sentence: A balanced life requires harmony between work, relationships, and personal well-being.

Vicissitude: A change or variation occurring in the course of something, especially an unwelcome or unpleasant one.

Sentence: Despite the vicissitudes of life, he remained optimistic and focused on his goals.

Adversity: Difficulties or misfortunes that challenge one’s ability to cope.

Sentence: Overcoming adversity can teach valuable life lessons and build strength of character.

Macabre (adjective): Involving death or gruesome things.

Sentence: The movie’s macabre scenes of death and decay were hard to watch.

Disturbing (adjective): Making you feel upset or uncomfortable.

Sentence: The disturbing images of the creature haunted me long after the film ended.

Chortle: to laugh, showing pleasure and satisfaction

Sentence: he chortled on hearing a joke of his friend.