IELTS VOCABULARY

Brisk: Quick, energetic, or lively.

Sentence: She took a brisk walk around the park to start her day.

Jovial: Cheerful and friendly.

Sentence: He had a jovial smile that made everyone feel at ease.

Glimpse: A quick look at something.

Sentence: I caught a glimpse of the rainbow as it appeared after the rain.

Fickle: Changing frequently, especially in feelings or opinions.

Sentence: Her fickle nature made it hard to know if she would attend the party.

Dreary: Sad, gloomy, or dull.

Sentence: The weather was dreary, with clouds covering the sky all day.

Meander: To walk slowly without a fixed direction.

Sentence: We decided to meander through the streets, enjoying the calm afternoon.

Baffled: Confused or puzzled.

Sentence: I was baffled by the math problem and couldn’t figure out the solution.

Eager: Very excited or ready to do something.

Sentence: She was eager to open her birthday presents.

Miserable: Very unhappy or uncomfortable.

Sentence: He felt miserable after hearing the bad news.

Vivid: Clear, detailed, and strong in appearance.

Sentence: She gave a vivid description of her summer vacation, making everyone feel like they were there

Linger: To stay in one place longer than needed.

Sentence: He decided to linger in the garden, enjoying the warm sunshine.

Fragile: Easily broken or delicate.

Sentence: The vase was fragile, so I handled it with care.

Scowl: To look at something with a bad or angry expression.

Sentence: He scowled when he realized he had missed the bus.

Witty: Quick and clever in humor.

Sentence: His witty remarks always made everyone laugh.

Tedious: Boring or too long and tiring.

Sentence: The homework was tedious, but I managed to finish it.