VOCABULARY FOR IELTS SPEAKING

Adept: very skilled or proficient at something

Sentence: She is adept at solving complex mathematical problems.

Alleviate: the act of making something bad such as pain or problems less severe

Sentence: Taking pain medication can alleviate headache symptoms.

Bolster: Logical and well-organised; easy to understand.

Sentence: The Company hired more staff to bolster its customer support team.

Breakthrough: A significant development or achievement.

Sentence: The scientist made a breakthrough in cancer research.

Comprehend: To understand or grasp the meaning of something.

Sentence: I struggled to comprehend the complex mathematical equation.

Devastating: Highly destructive or damaging.

Sentence: The recent earthquake had devastating effects on the region, causing widespread destruction and loss of life.

Exponential: Growing rapidly or increasing at an increasingly faster rate.

Sentence: The company’s revenue showed an exponential increase after the launch of their innovative product.

Eloquent: Fluent and persuasive in speaking or writing.

Sentence: The poet delivered an eloquent recitation of her latest work.

Globalisation: The phenomenon of escalating interconnectedness and interdependence among nations.

Sentence: Globalisation has led to increased cultural exchange between countries.

Inevitable: Certain to happen; unavoidable.

Sentence: Change is inevitable, and it is important to adapt and embrace it.

Lethargic: Feeling tired, sluggish, or lacking in energy.

Sentence: After a long day of work, I feel lethargic and just want to relax.