BEST Vocabulary Words for IELTS – 594

Eccentric: behaving in a strange and unusual way

Sentence: He’s an eccentric professor.

Cynical: believing that people are only interested in themselves
and are not sincere

Sentence: Many people have become cynical about politicians.

Elated: extremely happy and excited

Sentence: We were elated at the news.

Shabby: looking untidy and in bad condition

Sentence: They lived in a shabby apartment.

Campaign: Planned activities in an organised effort to win an election.

Sentence: He also played a key role in the campaign against the care home.

Coalition: Alliance of two or more political parties, usually to form a government.

Sentence: When no party gained an overall majority a coalition was formed

Accusation: An assertion that someone is guilty of a fault or offence

Sentence: She denied the accusation

Anonymity: The state of being unknown

Sentence: The only way to guarantee anonymity is to have something that’s not traceable

Dictatorship: A form of government in which the ruler is unconstrained

Sentence: I absolutely believe in a dictatorship when it comes to leading my band.