IELTS Vocabulary - Band 9.0
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Which of these words describes a challenging situation with no easy solution?

  • deteriorate
  • conundrum (correct)
  • eloquent
  • articulate

What is the opposite of the word 'frivolous'?

  • serious (correct)
  • meticulous
  • imminent
  • notorious

Which word means 'to make a situation worse'?

  • imminent
  • eradicate
  • articulate
  • exacerbate (correct)

Which word describes someone who is very skilled at expressing their thoughts and ideas clearly?

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What is the opposite of the word 'henceforth'?

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Which of these phrases emphasizes that something is actually true, often to highlight a surprising fact?

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Which word refers to something that is about to happen or is likely to occur soon?

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Which of these words describes a situation that is the opposite of what is expected, often in a humorous way?

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Which word describes someone who is known for doing bad things?

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Which word describes something that is very special or unique?

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Which word describes someone who pays great attention to detail and is precise in their work?

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Which word is used to explain a complaint or resentment due to unfair treatment?

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Which of these words can be used to express the opposite of what is being said in the previous sentence?

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Which of these words means 'to destroy something completely'?

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Which of the following words is best used to describe something that is silly or lacking seriousness?

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Which of these phrases means 'instead of'?

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What does it mean for something to 'encompass' various aspects?

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What is the primary concern when stock prices fluctuate?

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Which of the following best describes a 'tenuous' relationship?

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What is the significance of adopting a sustainable diet?

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How can ambiguity in communication affect understanding?

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What does it imply when a situation is described as 'inevitable'?

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What role does empathy play in interpersonal relationships?

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What is a common effect of prevalent negative body image in society?

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What does the term 'aesthetic' refer to?

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What does it mean to 'dismantle' something?

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What is meant by 'concurrent' events?

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What does the term 'exemption' mean in this context?

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What is the significance of 'hierarchy' in organizations?

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What does it mean for a finding to be 'tentative'?

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How is 'analogy' used in communication?

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What does 'dysfunction' imply in a workplace setting?

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What does the term 'dwindling' refer to?

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What does it mean to 'ameliorate' conditions?

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What is meant by the phrase 'in contrast'?

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What does 'anticipate' mean in a predictive context?

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What does 'prolific' describe about a creator?

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What does the term 'obsolete' imply in the context of technology?

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What does 'omniscient' mean based on the discussion of omnipresence?

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When a decision is made 'subsequently,' what does it refer to?

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What aspect does 'pragmatic' focus on in decision-making?

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What does it mean to 'scrutinize' something?

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What does the term 'credible' signify regarding statements or claims?

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In what context might 'whimsical' be appropriately used?

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What does 'viable' refer to when discussing options or solutions?

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What does it mean to 'substantiate' a claim?

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What does 'ubiquitous' imply in a societal context?

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What does 'alleviate' mean concerning social issues?

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What is the best definition of 'consequently'?

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What does the term 'rhetoric' imply in communication?

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What can make the concept of renewable energy seem plausible?

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Flashcards

Encompass

To include or contain something as a whole or part.

Fluctuate

To rise and fall irregularly in number or amount.

Prevalent

Widely occurring, common, or dominant.

Tenuous

Weak, fragile, or lacking a strong basis.

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Sustainable

Capable of being maintained without causing harm.

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Ambiguous

Open to more than one interpretation; unclear or vague.

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Empathy

Understanding and sharing another person's feelings.

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Inevitable

Certain to happen; unavoidable.

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Articulate

To express ideas or thoughts clearly and effectively.

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Conundrum

A difficult problem or confusing and puzzling situation.

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Deteriorate

To gradually worsen or decline in quality or condition.

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Eloquent

Fluent, persuasive, or expressive in speaking or writing.

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In fact

Actually or in truth, often to emphasize reality.

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Eradicate

To destroy something completely and permanently.

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Exacerbate

To make a problem, situation, or condition worse.

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Frivolous

Lacking seriousness or importance; silly or trivial.

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Instead

In place of something previously mentioned or expected.

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Grievance

A complaint or resentment due to unfair treatment.

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Imminent

About to happen; likely to occur very soon.

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Conversely

In contrast or in the opposite manner or direction.

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Ironic

Opposite to expected, often humorously or unexpectedly.

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Uniquely

In a way that is special or one of a kind.

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Meticulous

Showing great attention to detail or precision.

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Obsolete

Something that is no longer in use or has been replaced by something newer.

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Omnipresent

Present everywhere, especially at the same time.

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Plausible

Seemingly reasonable or believable under given circumstances.

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Consequently

As a result or effect of something previously mentioned.

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Pragmatic

Practical and focused on finding useful solutions.

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Afterward

Subsequently

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Rhetoric

The effective use of language in speech or writing, especially to persuade or influence.

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Scrutinize

To examine something very closely and in detail, often with a critical eye.

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Regardless

Anyway

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Substantiate

To provide evidence or proof to support a claim.

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Certainly

Undoubtedly

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Tangible

Perceptible by touch or clearly understandable.

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Ubiquitous

Being everywhere, especially at the same time.

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Viable

Capable of working or succeeding effectively.

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Whimsical

Playfully fanciful or unpredictable in a charming way.

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Aesthetic

The quality of being beautiful or pleasing to the senses. It is often associated with art and aesthetics.

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Infer

To draw conclusions based on evidence and reasoning. It's like making an educated guess.

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Prolific

To produce something in large quantities or amounts. It's like being very productive.

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Dismantle

To take something apart, usually into its individual components. It's like pulling apart a toy to see how it works.

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Concurrent

Happening at the same time. It's like doing two things at once.

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Deviation

A departure from what is considered normal or standard. It's like an exception or a change.

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Exemption

Freedom from a rule or obligation. It's like being excused from something you normally have to do.

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Hierarchy

A system where things are ranked by importance or power. It's like a ladder with different levels.

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Indigenous

Native to a specific place or region. It's like being born and raised in a particular area.

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Tentative

Not definite or certain. It's like a maybe or a guess.

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Analogy

A comparison that highlights the similarities between two different things. It's like comparing apples and oranges.

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Dysfunction

A malfunction or a failure to function properly. It's like something not working as it should.

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Dwindling

To gradually decrease or become less in number. It's like shrinking or fading away.

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Ameliorate

To make something better or improve a situation. It's like fixing a problem or making things easier.

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In contrast

To show how two things are different. It's like comparing opposites.

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Study Notes

IELTS Vocabulary - Band 9.0

  • Aesthetic: Concerned with beauty or artistic appreciation. Museums maintain aesthetic standards in exhibits.
  • Indeed: In fact, truly. Digital learning platforms have indeed transformed education.
  • Infer: Deduce information based on evidence. Recent trends infer renewable energy is becoming more cost-effective.
  • Prolific: Highly productive or producing in large quantities. Shakespeare was a prolific writer.
  • Dismantle: Take apart or disassemble. Activists work to dismantle systemic discrimination.
  • Concurrent: Existing or happening at the same time. Urbanization and climate change are concurrent challenges.
  • Deviation: Departure from standard or normal behavior. Statistical analysis reveals deviations from expected growth.
  • Exemption: Freedom or release from an obligation or rule. Students can apply for exemption from certain courses.
  • Hierarchy: System where entities are ranked by importance. Corporate hierarchy influences decision making.
  • Indigenous: Originating naturally in a particular place. Indigenous communities struggle to protect their land.
  • Scrutinize: Examine or inspect thoroughly. Scientists scrutinize new theories.
  • Tentative: Temporary, uncertain. Scientists present tentative conclusions based on preliminary data.
  • Analogy: Comparison highlighting similarities. Scientists use analogy to illustrate neuron communication.
  • Dysfunction: Impaired or abnormal functioning. Workplace dysfunction reduces productivity.
  • Dwindling: Gradually decreasing. Resources like fossil fuels are dwindling.
  • Ameliorate: Make something better or improve. Policies should ameliorate economic disparity.
  • Contrast: Highlight differences. Public schools contrast with private institutions.
  • Anticipate: Expect or predict. Economists anticipate a slow recovery of the global economy.
  • Comparatively: When comparing. Organic farming is comparatively better than conventional agriculture.
  • Articulate: Express ideas clearly. Being articulate helps build connections.
  • Conundrum: Difficult problem. Rising unemployment during economic growth is a conundrum.
  • Henceforth: From this time forward. Laws will henceforth require stricter penalties.
  • Deteriorate: Gradually worsen. Relationships can deteriorate after disputes.
  • Eloquent: Fluent, persuasive. Eloquent performances demonstrate deep understanding.
  • In fact: Actually. Social media can negatively impact self-esteem.
  • Eradicate: Destroy completely. Education eradicates illiteracy.
  • Exacerbate: Make a problem worse. High pollution exacerbates respiratory conditions.
  • Frivolous: Lacking seriousness. Frivolous activities can negatively impact productivity.
  • Grievance: Complaint. It's important to address grievances.
  • Imminent: About to happen. Health crises are imminent.
  • Conversely: In contrast. Urbanization is a problem, conversely, others believe it promotes development.
  • Ironic: Opposite to expected. Critics of social media being famous on social media is ironic.
  • Uniquely: In a way that is special. This city is uniquely situated.
  • Meticulous: Showing great attention to detail. Artists are meticulous in their work.
  • Notorious: Famous for something bad. Notorious behavior can lead to isolation and problems.
  • Obsolete: No longer in use. Handwriting may become obsolete.
  • Thereafter: After that point in time. Profits grew exponentially thereafter.
  • Omnipresent: Present everywhere. Technology is omnipresent in our daily lives
  • Plausible: Seemingly reasonable. Renewable energy replacing fossil fuels is plausible.
  • Consequently: As a result. Studying diligently consequently improved exam scores.
  • Pragmatic: Practical. Pragmatic leaders focus on citizens' needs.
  • Rhetoric: Effective use of language. Debates can be dominated by rhetoric.
  • Scrutinize: Examine closely. Critics scrutinize new policies for effectiveness.
  • Substantiate: Provide evidence. Clear examples substantiate theoretical concepts.
  • Undoubtedly: Without a doubt. Climate change is undoubtedly a pressing issue.
  • Tangible: Perceptible by touch. Poverty has tangible impacts.
  • Ubiquitous: Being everywhere at the same time. Pollution is ubiquitous.
  • Viable: Capable of working. Electric cars are becoming a viable alternative.
  • Whimsical: Playfully fanciful. A whimsical plot kept the audience entertained.
  • Alleviate: Reduce pain or difficulty. Education can alleviate poverty.
  • Credible: Trustworthy. Credible experts agree that climate change is a serious issue.
  • Encompass: Include. The project will encompass various aspects of Environmental conservation.
  • Fluctuate: Rise and fall irregularly. Stock prices fluctuate.
  • Prevalent: Widely occurring. Poverty is a prevalent challenge.
  • Tenuous: Weak, fragile. Tenuous relationships require careful handling.
  • Sustainable: Able to be maintained. Adopting a sustainable diet protects future generations.
  • Ambiguous: Open to more than one interpretation. Vague instructions are ambiguous.
  • Empathy: Understanding and sharing feelings. Developing empathy helps build strong relationships.
  • Inevitably: Certain to happen. Change is inevitable.

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