IELTS Difficult Words and Vocabulary Part 3

IELTS speaking and writing is a challenge for many test takers, especially who are expecting to get a high score in academic IELTS test. The secret of the good reading mark is you must have a huge vocabulary. If you have built a strong vocabulary already, study these words/difficult words will enrich your speaking and writing skill and increase the chance to shoot an excellent mark in IELTS.

Vocabulary For IELTS

This blog has more than 1500 difficult words with their meanings, explanation, and usage with example sentences to improve vocabulary and speaking, writing skill. These are unusually used in daily but common in topics of IELTS academic (Speaking, writing and reading). We call these words as difficult words IELTS vocabulary that is very valuable for students who want to enhance their speaking, writing and reading skill and score. These words are indispensable for IELTS Exam and you need to use these words in your speaking and writing test of IELTS. These words will greatly impact your IELTS Score. You will be able to impress your examiner with these words in writing and speaking test.

IELTS Difficult Words Meanings

These difficult words are divided into four parts for easy use so one by one you can learn and use these easily. All the parts can be found from below of every post so you can visit easily where you want to go between the parts.

Companionship	The enjoyment of spending time with other people, e.g. I missed the companionship of others
Encourage	To make someone more likely to do something, to make something more likely to happen.
Loneliness	The state of being lonely
Cortexes
Rationalize	To try to find reason to explain your behavior, decisions etc. e.g. She rationalized the expense by saying that the costly carpet she had bought would last longer than a cheaper one.
Morality	A personal set of standard for good/bad behavior and character, e.g. They argued for a new morality based on self-sacrifice and honesty.
Concrete jungle	An ugly grey area of a city where people live in closely crowded apartment buildings & there’s little space and no trees or grass.
Restricted	Limited, especially by official rules, laws, etc. (Building in this area of town is restricted)
Impulsive action	Showing behavior in which you do things suddenly without any planning & effects they may have. (Don’t be so impulsive, think before you act).
Apes	An animal like a large monkey which has no tail & uses its arms to swing through trees. (Chimpanzees & gorillas are apes).
Hurtle	To move very fast, especially in what seems a dangerous way? (The truck came hurtling towards us).
Commit	To do something illegal or something that is considered wrong. (he was sent to prison for a crime that he didn’t commit)
Pose	To cause something, especially a problem or difficulty (Nuclear weapons pose a threat to everyone.)
Anticipate	To imagine or except that something will happen, sometimes taking action in preparation for it happening. (We don’t anticipating any trouble). (We had one or two difficulties along the way that we didn’t anticipate).
Feats	Something difficult needing a lot of skill, strength, bravery etc. to achieve it. (The Eiffel tower is remarkable feat of engineering).
Urge	A strong wish especially one which is difficult or impossible to control. (The two of them seem unable to control their sexual urge)
Accumulate	To collect a large number of things over a long period of time. (As people accumulate more wealth, they tend to spend a greater proportion of their incomes).
Triune
Devastating	Causing a lot of damage or destruction. (If the bomb had exploded in the main shopping area, it would have been devastating).
Illusory	Not real, based on illusion. (Their hopes of a peaceful solution turned out to be illusory).
Unconscious	In the state of not being awake, an unconscious thought or feeling in one that you do not know you have e.g. My unconscious desire to impress him.
Pups	The young of particular animal (A seal pup, a parrot pup).
Skull	The bones of the head, which surround the brain & give the head its shape. (The soldiers discovered a pile of human skulls and bones).

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