IELTS Difficult Words and Vocabulary Part 6

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.

Undergo	To experience something which is unpleasant or which involves a change. (She underwent an operation on a tumour in her left lung last year.)
Espresso	Strong coffee, or a cup of this, made by forcing hot water through crushed coffee beans & served without milk. (Do you like espresso? Or would you prefer an espresso or a cappuccino?)
Solemn promise	An agreement which you make in a serious way and expect to keep.
Orientate	To aim something at someone or something, or make something suitable for a particular group of people. (It is essential that the public sector orientates itself more towards the consumer.
Disorientate	To make someone confused about where they are and where they are going.
Solemn	Serious and without any humour. (A solemn face/voice solemn music.) Everyone looked very solemn.
Incident	An event which are either unusual of unpleasant. (A youth was seriously injured in a shooting incident on Sunday.)
Perceive	To come to an opinion about something or have a belief about something. (How do the French perceive the British? (Women’s magazines are often perceived to be superficial.)
Explicit	Clear and exact. (I gave her explicit directions how to get here.) (She was very explicit about (= said very clearly and exactly) what she thought was wrong with the plans.
Demonstration	When you show someone how to do something. (This disaster is a clear demonstration of the need for tighter controls. (Let me give you a demonstration of how the camera works.)
Breed	To keep animals for the purpose of producing young animals. (His main income comes from breeding cattle).
Emphasis	The particular importance or attention that you give to something. (I think we should put as much emphasis on preventing disease as we do on curing it
You’re trapped	Ap phansay huway hein
cage	pinjera
Fluttered	Phansay huway
Turd/Bother	Pareshan
Boner	When man’s pennis hard (I have had a boner)
Err	To make a mistake or do something wrong (To err is a human, to forgive is Divine).
Pretty dank	Bohut acha, looks good
Perspective
Evident	Easily seen or understood (This paragraph is evident)
Rush Hours	Busy part of the day
Emission	When gas, heat, light etc. sent out
Drawback	A disadvantage or negative part of a situation
Commute	To make the same journey regularly between work & home
Pertaining	(Urdu: Mutaulik) About
Sarcastically	(Urdu: Tanzia tor per)
Custom	Apni marzi ky mutabik
Hypocrisy/Hypocrite	Munafiqat/munafiq
Smitten	Achanak se like karna, achanak se acha lagna

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