Vocabulary for IELTS
IDIOMS TO DESCRIBE PEOPLE 1. Cheapskate: Who hates to spend money, miser His dad is such a cheapskate that he cuts his hair himself. Rohan is a cheapskate. 2. As cool as cucumber: cool minded person My friend, Gagan, is as cool as cucumber. 3. Armchair critic: A person who offers comment or criticism on a subject of which he or […]
List of Synonyms Accept: Admit, Agree, Permit, Acknowledge, Allow, Concede, Grant Accident: Mishap, Crash, Collision, Misfortune Accurate: Correct, Faultless, Precise, Right, Exact Achieve: Accomplish, Attain, Realise, Fulfil Acquire: Gain, Earn, Obtain, Procure, Secure, Attain Activity: Action, Agility, Briskness, Effort, Motion, Movement Adept: Able, Accomplished, Competent, Expert, Proficient, Skilled, Skillful Admirable: Creditable, Reputable, Noble, Respectable Adversary:
List of Synonyms Abandon: Discontinue, Relinquish, Renounce, Desert Abate: Decrease, Diminish, Lessen, Reduce, Subside, Allay Ability: Capability, Capacity, Dexterity, Efficiency Abhor: Dislike, Hate, Loathe, Disrelish Abject: Contemptible, Despicable, Low, Mean, Miserable, Degraded Abnormal: Extraordinary, Irregular, Uncommon, Unusual, Eccentric Abode: Dwelling, Home, House, Residence Abominable: Hateful, Loathsome, Degraded, Unpleasant Abolish: Annual, Nullify, Abrogate, Repeal Abound: Rich,