IELTS Vocabulary Part – 244

ZEST – a feeling of enjoyment.

Sentence – He has great zest for his journey.

YOUTHFUL – typical of young people

Sentence – He was full of youthful idealism.

WINSOME – pleasing and attractive.

Sentence – She gave him her best winsome smile.

VIVID – having clear picture in your mind

SENTENCE – I have vivid picture of the zoo that I visited a year ago.

VIVACIOUS – lively and happy

Sentence – She’s beautiful, vivacious, and charming.

VENTUROUS – willing to take risks on difficult action.

Sentence – To my pleasant surprise Venturous was chosen to represent our Department.

TRANQUILITY – state of peace or calm

Sentence – The hotel is a haven of peace and tranquility.

TEEMING – to have a lot of people or things moving about in it.

Sentence – This river is teeming with fish.

TENACIOUS – not likely to give up; determined

Sentence – He was the most tenacious politician in South Africa.

SERENE – calm and peaceful.

Sentence – I always prefer to stay in the hotels with serene view.

SANGFROID – the ability to stay calm in a difficult situation.

Sentence – He played the game with perfect sangfroid.

RESPLENDENT – brightly coloured in an impressive way.

Sentence – She looked resplendent in a silk dress

RAPTUROUS – expressing extreme pleasure.

Sentence – He left the stage to rapturous applause.

PROLIFIC – very inventive or productive.

Sentence – John Steve was a prolific writer.

PROFUSE – given or produced in great quantity.

Sentence – The flowers are profuse in spring.

PRODIGAL – spending money freely and rather wastefully.

Sentence – Prodigal habits die hard.

NIFTY – particularly good, skilful.

Sentence – It’s a nifty computer game that teaches math skills.

LUSCIOUS – tasting very good.

Sentence – I like the luscious taste of ripe peaches.

LAUDABLE – deserving to be appreciated.

Sentence – Her work for charity is highly laudable.

EXQUISITE – extremely beautiful and pleasing.

Sentence – My mother has an exquisite face.