IELTS Vocabulary — Group 13

One particular part or aspect of something that has many different parts.

To shock or excite someone into taking action.

To make an estimate or judgment about the amount, level, or nature of something.

To gather information or knowledge slowly and often with effort, piece by piece.

Fond of company; sociable and enjoying the presence of others.

Serious, unpleasant, and lacking any hope or cheerfulness.

Extremely tiring and demanding, often over a long period of time.

Lacking any clear plan or order; done in a random, disorganized way.

Dangerous and likely to cause harm or damage.

To make it harder for someone to do something or for something to progress.

Made up of parts or members that are all alike, without much variation.

To gradually improve a skill until it becomes very refined.

A thing made by combining two different types or elements, especially to gain the advantages of both.

Not allowed by law or social custom; forbidden.

To become completely involved in an activity, or to put something fully into a liquid.

So important or urgent that it demands immediate attention or action.

To put a plan, decision, or system into actual practice.

To include something as a working part of a larger whole.

Originating naturally in a particular place rather than arriving from somewhere else.

To work out a conclusion from evidence and reasoning rather than from a direct statement.

To become involved in a situation in order to change what happens, often to stop a problem.

To make someone very curious or interested in something.

To mention or use a law, rule, or idea as a reason for an action, or to call upon something.

Overflowing with triumphant joy after a success.

Full of cheerful friendliness and good humor.