IELTS Vocabulary — Group 11

Present in a quantity large enough to be more than enough.

Very skilled at doing something, usually as a result of practice.

Having a great deal of money or wealth.

To arrange things so they are in the correct position with each other, or to bring plans and ideas into agreement.

Showing a genuine concern for the well-being of others, often at some cost to oneself.

To expect something and prepare for it before it actually happens.

Requiring great physical or mental effort and often taking a long time to complete.

Showing sharp judgment and a quick ability to understand situations or people.

To confuse someone so completely that they cannot understand or explain something.

To make someone or something seem smaller or less important than it really is.

Without hope, comfort, or anything positive, or describing a cold and bare landscape.

Speaking in a very direct way without trying to be gentle or polite, or physically not sharp.

To refuse to buy, use, or take part in something as a way of protesting against it.

Quick and full of energy, or describing business that is happening fast and in large amounts.

Existing in generous, plentiful amounts.

Truthful and straightforward; frank.

To hold someone's attention completely by being interesting, charming, or attractive.

To work together with one or more people to produce or achieve something.

Showing deep concern for the suffering of others along with a genuine desire to help.

To be made up of a certain number of parts, or to form the whole of something.

A general agreement reached by most or all members of a group.

To develop or improve something carefully over time, or to prepare land and grow crops.

To go well with something else, making it better or more complete.

Extremely complicated and difficult to follow, often with unnecessary twists.

Able to make decisions quickly and confidently, or having a strong, clear effect on an outcome.