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Below is a list of IELTS vocabulary words from A to Z:
IELTS Vocabulary Words – With A
Words
Synonyms
Active
energetic
Antique
old item
Agility
quickness
Attire
Dress
Awful
dreadful, atrocious
Assets
earnings
Ample/myriad of/ numerous
lots of
Amateur
beginner
Assault
attack
Abroad
Overseas
Always
forever
Adversity
difficulty
Allure
attract
Admit
Confess
Amiable
friendly
Annoy
to disturb someone
Aggressive
assertive
Acquit
to release
Awful
Terrible
Ambition
dreams
Anxious
nervous
Achieve
accomplish
Aid
help
Amount
Quantity
Adroit
expert
Adequate
sufficient
Alteration
change
Ambiance
environment
Allow
Permit
Amicable
helpful
Astonishing
surprising
Ambitious
aspiring
Accord
Agreement
Abode
a place where you live
Accurate
correct
Away
Absent
Arrive
reach
Angry
Mad
Authentic
genuine
Abandon/Abort
to leave something
Add
increase
Answer
Response
Alike
Same
Abstraction
to deduct
Ask
Inquire
Adamant
firm
Appreciation
to applaud one’s effort
Agree
Consent
Approve
accept
IELTS Vocabulary Words – With B
Words
Synonyms
Brave
Bold
Beneficial
helpful, useful
Before
prior, earlier
Bizarre
Weird
Brief
short, concise
Bashful
shy, timid
Best
finest, choice
Blunder
a very big mistake
Bottom
base, foundation
Becoming
Fitting
Bias
Revoke
Baby
Infant
Benevolent/magnanimous
kindhearted
Believe
trust, accept
Beautiful
Pretty
Bucket
Pail
Broad
Wide
Betray
to fraud someone
Belly
Stomach
Blend
combine, mix
Break
fracture, burst
Blank
Empty
Blot/stigma
black spot (disgrace)
Begin
Commence
Brave
courageous, bold
Bread and butter
livelihood
Blanket ban
a complete ban on something
Beautiful
pretty, attractive (Pretty Synonyms)
Beginning
start, initiate
Berserk
gone mad
Beg
Implore
Below
under, lower
Birth
beginning
Blossom
to grow
Big
Large
Buy
purchase
Behoove
merit
IELTS Vocabulary Words – With C
Words
Synonyms
Cunning
Clever
Contrary
Opposite
Close
Shut
Compassion
ready to serve
Calamity
Disaster
Chiefly
Mainly
Considerate
Thoughtful
Correct
Right
Collision
collide
Complete
Total
Courteous
polite, civil
Crumble
something breaks into small pieces
Calm
quiet, tranquil
Chaos
noisy situation
Close
near, imminent
Connect
join, link, attach
Contemporary
modern
Courage
bravery, valor
Compress
to press
Crazy
insane, daft, mad
Change
Transform
Confine
Restrict
Coarse
bumpy, rough
Collect
Gather
Confuse
Mixed Up
Chatterbox
excess talkative
Contrary
opposite
Counsel
advise
Clarify
explain, simplify
Confirm
comply, submit
Cruel
mean, heartless
Center
Middle
Curb
to control
Charismatic
having magical powers
Conflict
fight, battle, struggle
Complex
complicated
Candy
Sweets
Choosy
Picky
Comical
amusing, funny
Confine
contain, enclose
Chubby
plump, pudgy
Constraint
limitation / compulsion
Congested
tight area
Cranky
cross, irritable
Couch potato
who watches a lot of TVs
Chilly
cool, nippy
Coy
shy
Correct
accurate, right
Candid
straight forward
Curse
to bane someone
IELTS Vocabulary Words – With D
Words
Synonyms
Dirty
soiled, messy (Dirty Synonym)
Deliberate
Planned
Dash
Sprint
Diverse
different, distinct
Despise
hate, detest, loathe
Delicate
Fragile
Daybreak
Dawn
Defy
resist, challenge
Dearth/scarcity
lack of something
Dubious
doubtful, questionable
Drab
dull
Detain
punishment
Determined
sure, convinced
Demeanor
behavior/character
Desperate
fanatic/extremist
Destitute
poor, penniless
Dusk
sunset
Disgrace
Shame
Deter
hinder, prevent
Daring
bold, audacious
Dawn
sunrise
Dire need
huge need for something
Disclose
Reveal
Deceased
dead
Docile
tame, gentle
Dumb
stupid, dense
Dedicated
Committed
Dull
blunt, dreary
Deteriorate
something gets worse
Descendent
next generation
Dilemma
state of confusion
Disagree
differ, dispute
Divide
separate, split
Destiny
Fate
Defend
protect, shield
Discount
Reduction
Dispute
debate, oppose
Deduct
subtract, remove
Deliberate
something planned
Delicate
fragile, dainty
Useful IELTS Vocabulary Words – With E
Words
Synonyms
Elevate
lift
Enquire
Investigate
Evil
Bad
Exit
Leave
Ethical
genuine
Enormous
Huge
Enormous
vast, immense, colossal (Big Synonym)
Envisage
imagine it’s true
Entrepreneur
own businessman
Encourage
promote, support, urge
Eager
Keen
Exaggerate
over pound
Exemplary
extraordinary
Elevate
Raise
Elite
most talented
Emphatically
forcefully
Eye opener
show reality
Epitome
best possible
Enjoy
like, appreciate
Easy
simple (Easy Synonym)
Envy
to have something same what others
Escalate
increase
Execute
to start
Evaluate
Assess
Enlarge
expand, magnify
Extra
Additional
Elitist
choosy or selective
Exempt
except that
Except
Apart From
Exactly
Precisely
Eternal
never-ending
IELTS Vocabulary Words – With F
Words
Synonyms
Fetch
to get
Frivolous
trivial, unimportant, silly
Facelift
to modify something
Flinches
demerit
Forbid
to deny
Frigid
freezing, frosty
Fat
chubby, plump, stout
Fragile
week
Finish
Complete
Fill
load, pack
Far-flung
very far away
Fatal
deadly, mortal, killing
Fraction
part, portion, segment
Function
Operate
Funny
Amusing
Flippant
excess talkative
Fatal
dangerous
Fiction
fantasy, untruth, myth
Fire
to throw out of a job
Ferry
boat
Formerly
Previously
Fate
destiny
Flaw
mistake
Fast
Quick
Fun
Entertaining
Freak
insane
False
Untrue
Fatigue
tire, exhaust
Fuddy
Duddy
Fortunate
Lucky
Fair
Unbiased
Fantastic
Great
Future
coming, tomorrow
Furious
angry, enraged, infuriated
Famous
Renowned
Fluke
Bi-chance
Vocabulary Words of IELTS – With G
Words
Synonyms
Gut feeling
inner voice
Glossy
shiny
Good
Fine
Garbage
Trash
Gain
acquire, obtain
Great
outstanding, remarkable
Gaunt
scrawny, skinny, thin
Guilt
regret
Glare
stare in an angry way
Gloomy
hazy or blur
Grab
Seize
Gesture
actions we use while speaking
Glitter
Sparkle
Grim
sounding very serious
Glimpse
a brief look
Glad
Happy
Generous
giving, selfless
Grumble
Grouse
Get
Receive
Gaudy
showy, garish, vulgar
IELTS Vocabulary Words – With H
Words
Synonyms
Hazard
Danger
Hire
to recruit
Huge
vast, immense, great
Handover
to give
High
elevated, lofty
Hop
to jump a bit
Hurry
Rush
Humiliate
embarrass, disgrace, dishonor
Humble
modest, unpretentious
Hint
Tip
Hard
Difficult
Homesickness
a person who can’t live away
Humiliate
hit below the belt
Hall
Corridor
Happily
Fortunately
Havoc
lots of trouble
Hallucination
mirage
Handsome
Good Looking
Help
Assist
Handy
useful, convenient, skillful
Halt
stop
IELTS Vocabulary Words – With I
Words
Synonyms
Insomnia
sleeplessness
Inventory
Stock
Inferior
lesser, substandard
Illusion
mirage
Instinct
inner ability
Irrelevant
inappropriate, unrelated
Imitate
Mimic
Intolerant
bigoted, prejudiced
Invincible
unconquerable
Inconsiderate
Thoughtless
Important
Significant
Infect
Contaminate
Invoice
Bill
Immediate
Instantly
Infuriate
enrage, agitate, provoke
Informal
Casual
Intend
Mean
Idiot box
TV
Incarnation
birth
Instructions
Directions
Industrious
hard working
Innocent
guiltless, blameless
Innocent
Harmless
Immaculate
spotless, pure
Intimate
inform
Interesting
provocative, engrossing
Ill
Sick
Impartial
Neutral
Invade
attack
Intellectual
Mental
Impact
Affect
Inroads
affect
Ignore
Snub
Insufficient
Inadequate
Identical
alike, duplicate
Ingenious
clever, creative, original
Imitate
to copy
Inevitable
unstoppable
Intrude
trespass
Inspect
Examine
Infamous
Notorious
IELTS Vocabulary Words – With J
Words
Synonyms
Jubilant
overjoyed, delighted, elated
Joy
Delight
Jolly
merry, jovial, joyful
Jaw dropper
stunned
Job
Work
Jealous
Envious
Join
connect, unite, link
IELTS Vocabulary Words – With K, L, and M
Words
Synonyms
Keep
save, protect, guard
Kind
Benevolent
Kid
Child
Loving
Fond
Lots
Many
Lethal
Deadly
Learn
Memorize
Loyal
Faithful
Loo
toilet
Landslide victory or thumping victory
victory by a huge margin
Listen
Hear
Logical
sensible, sane, rational
Long
lengthy
Little
Small
Loyal
who doesn’t backstab
Liable
responsible
Least
fewest, minimum, smallest
Loiter
to roam around without aim
Luxurious
extravagant, elegant
Lethargic
weak
Lucid
Clear
Miser
one who doesn’t spend much
Malfunction
any failure in machinery
Mentor
guide
Meeting
Assembly
Murals
huge paintings
Militant
combative, aggressive, warlike
Maiden
something to do at first
Mug up
to cram something
Moderate
temperate, lenient, medium
Mate
friend
Movie
Film
Meager
scanty, sparse, poor
Mild
Gentle
Mum
be quiet
Maybe
Perhaps
Mischievous
naughty, impish
Minor
lesser, inferior, secondary
Magnify
expand, enlarge, exaggerate
Minnow/Nano
very small
Mysterious
elusive, occult, secret
Mesmerize
hypnotize
Mansion
very big bungalow
Mad
Crazy
Moist
wet
Make
Build
Modern
Contemporary
Miniature
very small
Maintain
Preserve
Misery
Distress
Mean
unkind, malicious, nasty
List of IELTS Vocabulary Words – With N, O, and P
Words
Synonyms
Near
Close
Necessary
Essential
Noon
Midday
Nuisance
disturbance
Nurture
to develop something
Nausea
sick feeling
Numerous
Many
Native
area in which one is born
Native
Local
New
Recent
Nonchalant
indifferent, lackadaisical, blase
Notify
Inform
Naughty
bad, disobedient, wrong
Normal
ordinary, typical, usual
Negligible
very small
Niche
identity
Nice
Pleasant
Outrageous
preposterous, shocking
Old
Mature
Odd
Strange
Ornament
Decoration
Optional
voluntary, elective
Obey
mind, heed, comply
Oversee
Supervise
Obsolete
extinct, dated, antiquated
Outgoing
Friendly
Ordinary
usual, average
Obsession
desire to have something
Overwhelmed
very happy with something
Ort
used
Outraged
very upset
Overlook
Miss
Overturned
upside down
Outskirts
city’s outer area
Observe
examine, study, scrutinize
Posture
way/position of the body
Poor
destitute, needy, impoverished
Plunge
to fall
Pluck
to break something
Push
shove, propel
Pinnacle
at the top
Proud
arrogant, elated
Peal
to remove the skin of a fruit or vegetable
Possess
own
Premises
area
Particular
Specific
Passion
hunger to achieve something
Portion
part, segment, piece
Possibility
Opportunity
Perfect
Flawless
Patriotic
one who loves his nation
Prodding
encourage
Part
Section
Prevail
which remains
Polite
gracious, refined, courteous
Prestigious
very important
Provide
Supply
Praise
Compliment
Perception
Insight
Prompt
punctual, timely
Podium
lecture stand
IELTS Vocabulary Words – With Q, R, S, and T
Words
Synonyms
Quite
Fairly
Quit
cease, stop, withdraw
Quake
Tremble
Raze
destroy, demolish
Racket
noise, commotion, disturbance
Rude
Impolite
Renew
Resume
Rich
Wealthy
Retrograde
moving backward
Receive
Get
Regret
Remorse
Rookies
less experienced
Rejuvenate
refresh
Ratify
approve, confirm, endorse
Resist
oppose, withstand, defy
Resilient
to resist
Roster
schedule
Robust
strong
Raise
Lift
Reluctant
unwilling, hesitant
Reputable
honorable, upstanding, honest
Remote
secluded, isolated, distant
Repulsive
hideous, offensive, gruesome
Ravage
devastate, ruin, damage
Retaliate
avenge, revenge, reciprocate
Real
Genuine
Reliant
dependent
Rock
Stone
Remark
Comment
Reluctant
hesitant
Reliable
Dependable
Rest
Relax
Reveal
the show, disclose, divulge
Respond
Reply
Sheer
a very high amount of something
Strenuous
vigorous, laborious
Skeptical
doubtful
Sustain
to remain
Sad
Unhappy
Surge
a powerful rush of something
Sack
big bag
Stoic
patient
Souvenir
memento
Sure
Certain
Scared
Afraid
Sorrow
woe, anguish, grief
Simultaneously
together
Smooth
slick, glossy, level
Sightseeing
to explore places
Stable
steady, unchanging, settled
Straits
bankrupt
Sincere
Honest
Serious
grave, solemn, pensive
Spendthrift
who spends a lot of money
Strict
stringent, severe, stern
Serene
peaceful, tranquil, calm
Slim
Sender
Stiff
firm/hard
Significant
Meaningful
Shrine
holy place
Sociable
friendly, cordial, gregarious
Special
exceptional, notable, particular
Small
little, insignificant, trivial
Steady
Firm
Surplus
excess, additional, extra
Spill
for liquid
See
Look
Same
identical, alike, equivalent
Select
Choose
Symbolize
Represent
Subtle
little
Stop
Cease
Swift
fast and smooth
Safe
Secure
Shrewd
clever, cunning, crafty
Strangle
stuck somewhere
Sluggish
listless, lethargic, inactive
Scribble
to write fast
Sacked
to throw out
Suggest
Propose
Shiver
tremble
Strong
powerful, mighty, potent
Sleepy
Drowsy
Stupid
unintelligent, dense, foolish
Thrive
prosper, flourish, develop
Temper
mental state
Try
Attempt
Tangible
concrete, definite
Tragic
something very wrong happened
Talk
Speak
Tavern
pub
Transform
Convert
Tandem
work together
Timid
nervous
Tenets
on rent
Tap
to stroke something
Tranquility
mental peace
Terrible
dreadful, horrible, vile
Tall
high, lofty
Temporary
Transitory
Taut
tense, tight, stiff
Tender
delicate, gentle, affectionate
Tiny
Small
Temper
Mood
Thrifty
economical, frugal, prudent
Trustworthy
Reliable
Trivial
unimportant
Tender
soft
IELTS Vocabulary Words – With U to Z
Words
Synonyms
Use
Utilize
Usually
Generally
Under
Below
Uncommon
Unusual
Urgent
crucial, important
Uncooked
Raw
Unfortunate
Unlucky
Vacant
unoccupied, empty
Vanquish
Conquer
Verdict
result
Vast
Huge
Versatile
all-rounder
Virtuous
moral, righteous, angelic
Vary
Differ
Valiant
courageous, brave, heroic
Violent
forceful
Victory
triumph, win, success
Vague
Indistinct
Vague
unclear, obscure, indistinct
Voluntary
willingly
Vibes
signals
Vendor
who sells commodities
Viable/feasible
possible
Worn
used, impaired, old
Want
Desire
Withstand
Resist
Wrong
incorrect, untrue, mistaken
Waiver
to cut off
Wisecrack
joke
Weak
Feeble
Weary
tired, fatigued, lethargic
Wardrobe
cupboard
Yield
produce, bear, provide
Yell
Shout
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