IELTS Vocabulary — Group 2

Batch 2 of IELTS vocabulary words.

Buoyant hard
adjective

Cheerful and optimistic, or, when describing an economy or market, growing strongly and performing well.

Catalyst medium
noun

A person or event that causes an important change or action to happen.

Coherent easy
adjective

Logically connected and easy to follow, so that all the parts make sense together.

Coincide easy
verb

To happen at the same time as something else, or to match up closely with it.

Compelling easy
adjective

So interesting, powerful, or convincing that it demands your full attention or agreement.

Complacent easy
adjective

Overly satisfied with oneself or one's situation, to the point of ignoring real risks.

Comprehensive easy
adjective

Complete and including everything that is necessary or relevant to a subject.

Conceive medium
verb

To form an idea or plan in your mind, or to imagine something as possible.

Concede medium
verb

To reluctantly admit that something is true, or to give up a point, right, or advantage.

Concise easy
adjective

Expressing what needs to be said clearly and briefly, with no wasted words.

Conducive hard
adjective

Creating favorable conditions that help produce a particular, usually positive, result.

Consolidate medium
verb

To combine several things into one stronger, more unified, or more effective whole.

Constitute medium
verb

To be one of the parts that together make up or form a whole.

Contemplate medium
verb

To think about something carefully and seriously for a long time.

Contentious easy
adjective

Likely to cause disagreement or argument; controversial.

Convene medium
verb

To come together, or to call people together, for a formal meeting or gathering.

Convey easy
verb

To communicate or make a feeling, idea, or piece of information understood by others.

Correlate medium
verb

To have a mutual relationship such that when one thing changes, the other tends to change too.

Credible easy
adjective

Capable of being believed because it seems honest, reliable, or well-supported.

Criterion medium
noun

A standard or principle used as the basis for judging, deciding, or evaluating something.

Culminate hard
verb

To reach a final, climactic point after a series of events or a period of development.

Cumulative medium
adjective

Increasing steadily as more things of the same kind are added to what came before.

Curtail medium
verb

To reduce or limit something, especially by cutting short its extent or duration.

Deduce easy
verb

To reach a conclusion through logical reasoning, based on facts or evidence already known.

Deficient easy
adjective

Lacking a necessary quality, amount, or ingredient to be considered complete or adequate.