Category: IELTS Vocabulary

IELTS VOCABULARY Swamped – though the word means drowning, flooded, Example – I am so swamped…

IELTS VOCABULARY Perfunctory : carried out with a minimum of effort or reflection.  Sentence: His response…

IELTS VOCABULARY Gnarly: something extreme, especially something that is very dangerous and exciting Sentence: Have you…

IELTS VOCABULARY Jibe: Agree or be in harmony with. Sentence: Her story doesn’t jibe with the…

IELTS VOCABULARY Quip – a witty remark or comment Sentence : She always has a quip…

IELTS VOCABULARY Egregious: conspicuously and outrageously bad or reprehensible Sentence: It was an egregious error for…

IELTS VOCABULARY Sad: When something bad or unfortunate happens in life. Sentence: She was sad when…

IELTS VOCABULARY Drizzle – Meaning – Fine Drops of Rain. Sentence Formation: It’s just a drizzle.…

IELTS VOCABULARY Randomize: arrange or organize by chance, without any order or plan Sentence: A randomized…

IELTS VOCABULARY Abrogate- To revoke Sentence: In 1975, Moscow decided to abrogate this agreement. Anachronism- Something out of…