IELTS Vocabulary
HOP IN – Get into the vehicle or something
Sentence – The little girl hopped up the steps to the school door.
STEP ON IT – Go faster, typically in a motor vehicle.
Sentence – You’ll be late if you don’t step on it.
FAT – Stout, Chubby.
Sentence – I feel fat and lazy.
FRAUDULENT – dishonest
Sentence – He got the job of science teacher by fraudulent means.
VINDICATE – To prove
Sentence – The witness completely vindicate him.
AFFLUENT – Rich , wealthy.
Sentence – His family is quiet affluent.
RUMMAGING – To move things and make them untidy while you are looking for something.
Sentence – She started to rummage around in the kitchen, looking in her stash places for the necklace.
DODDERY – Slow and unsteady in movement because of weakness in old age.
Sentence – She appears quite doddery.
LEVITY – Excessive or unseemly frivolity
Sentence – She would tolerate no levity in the classroom.
GAINSAY – Deny or contradict.
Sentence – No one dared to gainsay him.
WHITHER – To what place or state.
Sentence – They all went without knowing whither or why they were going.
WHOLLY – Completely.
Sentence – He is devoted to his family.
EJECT – To push or send somebody/something out of a place.
Sentence – He tried to eject the spent cartridge and reload.
BATTER – To hit somebody/something hard.
Sentence – Let’s batter the door down.
CENTIPEDE – A small animal like an insect.
Sentence – The scorpion and the centipede are both common.
BLUNDER – A careless or stupid mistake.
Sentence – A last minute blunder cost them the match.
HOWLER – A stupid mistake that makes people laugh.
Sentence – He read out a selection of howlers from student’s exam.
CLANGER – A silly or embarrassing mistake.
Sentence – I can’t help noticing the occasional clanger in war film.
WICK – The piece of string that burns in the middle of a candle.
Sentence – Let candles cool completely before trimming the wicks.
VASE – A container that is used for holding cut flowers.
Sentence – The vase is a blue glass with gold leaf.
IELTS Vocabulary
IELTS Vocabulary