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IELTS VOCABULARY Mitigate (verb) – to make something less severe or serious Sentence: Governments should take…

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IELTS VOCABULARY Welter: a confused multitude of things Sentence: there’s such a welter of conflicting rules…

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IELTS VOCABULARY Advocate: To publicly support or recommend a particular cause or policy. Sentence: Many environmentalists…

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IELTS VOCABULARY Pleonastic: using more words than are needed to express a meaning, either unintentionally or…

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IELTS VOCABULARY Hectic – very busy and full of activity Example: My weekdays are usually quite…

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IELTS VOCABULARY RIGHT- Accurate Sentence – Put the shoe on the right foot LITTLE- Puny, undersized…

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IELTS VOCABULARY Consecutive – Successive Sentence – They won 1/0 for the fourth consecutive week.  Blend…

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IELTS VOCABULARY Throng: press tightly together or cram Sentence: he pushed his way through the throng…

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IELTS VOCABULARY Ineffable (Adjective): Meaning: Too sacred to be spoken. Sentence: She felt ineffable joy at…

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IELTS VOCABULARY Sharp-witted: – quick to notice and understand things. Sentence: She’s a sharp-witted interviewer with…

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