IELTS Vocabulary — Group 1
Batch 1 of IELTS vocabulary words.
To decrease gradually in force or intensity.
To deliberately choose not to do something, especially something enjoyable or something you have a right to do, such as voting.
To gather or build up gradually in increasing amounts over time.
Harmful or unfavorable in a way that works against someone's interests or well-being.
To publicly support or argue in favor of a particular idea, policy, or cause.
Relating to beauty or the appreciation of what is pleasing to the senses.
To combine many separate items or pieces of information into one total or whole.
To make a problem, pain, or difficulty less severe or easier to bear.
Open to more than one interpretation because the meaning is unclear.
Having two conflicting feelings or attitudes about someone or something at the same time.
Something that stands out because it does not fit the usual pattern.
Feeling worried or fearful about something that might happen in the near future.
Based on random choice or personal whim rather than any clear reason or system.
To find out something for certain by checking or investigating carefully.
To fully absorb and integrate new information, culture, or people into an existing system or group.
To succeed in achieving or reaching a particular goal, level, or standard, usually through effort.
To say or believe that something is the result of or belongs to a particular cause or person.
To make something greater in size, amount, or degree by adding to it.
Genuine, real, and true to its original nature rather than being a copy or fake.
The freedom and ability to govern yourself or make your own decisions without outside control.
Kind, generous, and genuinely wishing good things for others.
A tendency to favor one person, group, or idea unfairly over another, often without realizing it.
To support, strengthen, or reinforce something.
The quality of expressing something in few words; shortness of duration or expression.
A system of government or organization run by many officials and complex rules and procedures.