08/04/2023
100 Useful IELTs Vocabularies with definitions:
Acquire - to gain or obtain something through one's own efforts or actions
Adapt - to adjust or modify something to fit a new situation or environment
Adequate - sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose or need
Ambiguous - having more than one possible meaning or interpretation
Analyze - to examine something in detail in order to understand or explain it
Appropriate - suitable or fitting for a particular situation or purpose
Assess - to evaluate or judge the quality or value of something
Authentic - genuine or real, not fake or imitation
Bias - a tendency to favor one thing or group over another, often without rational justification
Categorize - to classify or group things based on shared characteristics or qualities
Clarify - to make something clear or easier to understand
Coherent - logically consistent and easy to understand
Collaborate - to work together with others to achieve a common goal
Comprehend - to understand or grasp the meaning of something
Conclude - to reach a decision or judgment based on evidence or reasoning
Consequence - a result or effect that follows from a particular action or event
Consistent - always behaving or performing in the same way, not varying or changing
Context - the circumstances or conditions in which something exists or occurs
Contradict - to say or do something that is opposite or contrary to what has been said or done before
Contribute - to give or provide something, often in order to help or support a cause or effort
Convey - to communicate or express something in a clear and understandable way
Correlate - to have a mutual relationship or connection with something else
Critique - a detailed analysis or evaluation of something, often with a critical perspective
Deduce - to reach a conclusion or inference based on evidence or reasoning
Define - to explain or give meaning to something
Demonstrate - to show or prove something through actions or evidence
Depict - to represent or portray something in a particular way
Derive - to obtain or come from a particular source or origin
Designate - to assign or name something for a particular purpose or role
Determine - to decide or establish something through careful consideration or investigation
Differentiate - to distinguish or recognize the differences between two or more things
Discern - to perceive or recognize something through careful observation or analysis
Discrepancy - a difference or inconsistency between two or more things
Dissect - to analyze or examine something in detail, often by breaking it down into smaller parts
Distinguish - to recognize or differentiate between two or more things
Domain - an area or field of knowledge or expertise
Elaborate - to add more detail or complexity to something
Emphasize - to give special importance or attention to something
Engage - to participate or become involved in something
Enhance - to improve or increase the quality, value, or attractiveness of something
Enrich - to make something more interesting, meaningful, or valuable
Enumerate - to list or count something, often in a systematic or organized way
Evaluate - to assess or judge the quality or value of something
Evidence - information or facts that support or prove something
Examine - to inspect or scrutinize something in order to understand or evaluate it
Exemplify - to serve as an example or illustration of something
Explicate - to explain or analyze something in detail
Explicit - clearly and directly stated or expressed
Extrapolate - to make an inference or prediction based on existing information or data
Facilitate - to make something easier or more convenient to do or achieve
Formulate - to create or develop a plan, idea, or theory
Generalize - to make a broad or sweeping statement or conclusion based on limited evidence or information
Hypothesize - to propose or suggest a possible explanation or theory based on limited evidence or information
Identify - to recognize or name something or someone
Illustrate - to provide examples or visual aids to help explain or clarify something
Imply - to suggest or hint at something without directly stating it
Inference - a conclusion or deduction based on evidence or reasoning
Infer - to draw a conclusion or make an inference based on evidence or reasoning
Integrate - to combine or blend two or more things into a unified whole
Interpret - to explain or understand the meaning or significance of something
Justify - to provide a reason or
Justify - to provide a reason or explanation for something, often to defend or support it
Logical - based on reason or sound judgment, consistent with the principles of logic
Methodology - a system or approach used to study or analyze something
Modify - to make changes or alterations to something
Objective - based on facts or evidence, not influenced by personal feelings or opinions
Observe - to watch or notice something carefully in order to gain information or insight
Orient - to adjust or adapt to a new situation or environment
Outline - to give a brief summary or overview of something
Paradox - a statement or situation that seems contradictory or absurd but may be true or valid
Perspective - a particular point of view or way of looking at something
Phenomenon - a fact or event that can be observed or experienced, often with scientific or philosophical implications
Plausible - believable or reasonable, based on available evidence or information
Precise - exact or accurate in detail or measurement
Predict - to forecast or anticipate something based on available evidence or information
Presume - to assume or suppose something to be true without proof or confirmation
Principle - a fundamental truth or concept that serves as the foundation for a system of belief or behavior
Prove - to demonstrate or establish the truth or validity of something
Qualify - to modify or limit the meaning or scope of something
Quantify - to measure or express something in numerical terms
Rational - based on reason or logic, not influenced by emotion or prejudice
Reconcile - to resolve or harmonize differences or conflicts between two or more things
Reflect - to think deeply or carefully about something, often with the intention of gaining insight or understanding
Refute - to prove something to be false or incorrect
Relevant - closely connected or applicable to the matter at hand
Represent - to stand for or symbolize something, often in a visual or symbolic form
Respective - relating to or belonging to each of two or more people or things separately
Revise - to make changes or corrections to something in order to improve or update it
Satisfactory - meeting or exceeding expectations or requirements
Scrutinize - to examine or inspect something closely and carefully
Sequence - a particular order or arrangement of events or things
Significance - the importance or meaning of something, often in relation to a larger context or system
Specify - to state or describe something in detail, often with precision or accuracy
Structure - the arrangement or organization of something, often in a systematic or hierarchical way
Substantiate - to provide evidence or proof to support a claim or argument
Summarize - to give a brief overview or summary of something
Synthesize - to combine or blend two or more things into a new or unified whole
Theory - a system of ideas or principles used to explain or understand a particular phenomenon or set of phenomena
Validate - to confirm or prove the truth or validity of something
Verify - to confirm or establish the truth or accuracy of something
Yield - to produce or provide something, often as a result of effort or action
