vocabulary english C2

Question 1

ongoing , continues for a long time

Answer 1

abiding
abiding love for old movies

Question 2

strong and healthy, fit

Answer 2

able-bodied
able-bodied workers

Question 3

to cancel, put an an end to, terminate

Answer 3

abolish
prohibition

Question 4

to describe one who forgets things easily or fails to notice things

Answer 4

absent-minded
forgot his keys

Question 5

available in large quantity

Answer 5

abundant

Question 6

to make more noticeable

Answer 6

accentuate
accentuate muscles

Question 7

to grow gradually overtime
2

Answer 7

accumulate,
accrue
accrue interest

Question 8

harsh, sarcastic , critical

Answer 8

acerbic
acerbic comments under my video

Question 9

describing someone who is unwilling to change their mind, opinions,etc

Answer 9

adamant
adamant in decision to leave

Question 10

sudden burst of inspo, strong creative impulse

Answer 10

afflatus,
on a wave of afflatus, i wrote my book

Question 11

make smth bad even worse

Answer 11

aggravate
the new treatment only aggravated her condition

Question 12

without clear purpose or goal

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aimless

Question 13

similar in a certain way

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akin,
this game is akin to football

Question 14

unfriendly, distant, reserved

Answer 14

aloof,
i kept aloof from that uncle

Question 15

smth very tasty or smelly

Answer 15

ambroisal
he’s ambroisal

Question 16

make som1 dislike you or get mad at you

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antagonize
after the divorce, she tried to antagonize our kids against me

Question 17

to give money, pay what is due

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ante up
my neigbour told me to ante up or vacate

Question 18

too old, old-fashioned, no longer useful

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antiquated
antiquated system, antiquated beliefs, antiquated methods

Question 19

[id] to feel healthy again

Answer 19

as right as rain

Question 20

v confident without being aggressive

Answer 20

assertive

Question 21

[id] very close

Answer 21

a stone’s throw

Question 22

a feeling of deep respect along w fear

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awe

Question 23

strong and unfavourable reaction from a large no of people

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backlash

Question 24

feelings of enmity and hatred

Answer 24

bad blood
there has been bad blood between iodjeoij

Question 25

capable of doing smth bad, evil , hateful

Answer 25

baleful i gave that bitch a baleful look.

Question 26

extremely stupid, slightly crazy

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barmy barmy idea, barmy decision

Question 27

unable to produce anything 2

Answer 27

barren sterile

Question 28

crazy, mentally unstable

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batty he gets batty when we talk about his mistakes.

Question 29

face a difficult situation with bravery and courage

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bear up bearing up well under the strain of losing her apartment.

Question 30

make a gesture to som1 to come closer

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beckon, she beckoned to the waiter.

Question 31

very poor, small in amount

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beggarly, i received beggarly amount of emotional support.

Question 32

deeply in love w/ s1, thinking abt them all the time

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besotted, he's completely besotted with his wife.

Question 33

seductively attractive, charming

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bewitched she was bewitched by her beauty.

Question 34

to be filled w air, [n] huge moving mass of smth

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the sails billowed with the wind, a billow of smoke

Question 35

to force yourself to do smth extremely hard or unpleasant

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bite the bullet

Question 36

noisy, loud, energetic,

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boisterous my younger cousins are boisterous

Question 37

silly, crazy, stupid

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bonkers he must be bonkers to think i'd come back.

Question 38

large in amount, plentiful

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bountiful bountiful supply of fesfsef. bountiful land

Question 39

some1 who talks abt themself w extreme pride

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braggart my dad is braggart

Question 40

to improve your knowledge of smth

Answer 40

brush up i need to brush up on my german skills. `

Question 41

silly n stupid behaviour that makes you laugh

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buffoonery his buffoonery was funny, but completely out of place.

Question 42

difficult to carry out

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burdensome raising kids is not easy at all, its burdensome asffffff

Question 43

big, has strong muscles

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burly burly lifter, burly woman

Question 44

to stop what you're doing

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call it a day i almost gave up and called it a day.

Question 45

cruel, inconsiderate of others

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callous his actions are callous

Question 46

to successfully complete or finish smth

Answer 46

cap off i capped off my ielts journey

Question 47

dissapointment, distress, grief, deep sorrow

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chagrin much to my father's chagrin, i stick to my values.

Question 48

isolated, separated from the outside world 2

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secluded, cloistered he leads a cloistered life.

Question 49

to become rough or less polite

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coarsen my finger tips should coarsen after a few weeks of playing the guitar.

Question 50

gently persuade s1 to do smth

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coax they tried to coax me into being a doctor.

Question 51

extremely large, gigantic

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colossal colossal sacrifice, colossal effort

Question 52

super friendly, 2

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harmoniously suited, companionate companionate marrriage

Question 53

narcissistic, too proud of yourself

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conceited he is definitely a conceited being.

Question 54

more than enough, plentiful

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copious they wanted me to drink copious amounts of coffee in a day.

Question 55

flirty, playful, plays in an attractive manner

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coquetish coquestish manners, coquetish girl

Question 56

friendly and warm

Answer 56

cordial cordial relations btw 2 countries

Question 57

showing a lack of courage

Answer 57

craven a craven traitor, a craven deserter

Question 58

to be very slow

Answer 58

dawdle stop dawdling! we're going to miss our flight

Question 59

to make smth or some1 weaker

Answer 59

debilitate they were debilitated by hunger and disease.

Question 60

lying, dishonest

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deceitful deceitful behaviour, deceitful politician

Question 61

to bring some1 down. make them lose confidence or strength

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deflate she was deflated by the rejection letter.

Question 62

to persistently persuade s1 to not do smth

Answer 62

dehort they've tried to dehort me from being myself.

Question 63

extremely sad, bad or unacceptable

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deplorable, people living in deplorable situations

Question 64

deserves to be hated, extremely unpleasant

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detestable detestable bastard detestable fraud

Question 65

dishonest but skillful, will do everything to achieve smth

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devious that bitch was obviously devious.

Question 66

a strong feeling of fear, anxiety or dissapointment

Answer 66

dismay " how could they do that to me" she cried in dismay.

Question 67

causing great suffering or fear, extremely unpleasant or bad

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dreadful dreadful experience dreadful news

Question 68

to become less or smaller in number

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dwindle dwindling resources dwindling population

Question 69

extremely happy, joyful

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ecstatic i was ecstatic about my new hobby.

Question 70

extremely happy, proud or excited

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elated i was elated with that white dress of mine.

Question 71

to involve some1 in an argument, or difficult situation

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embroil my wife embroiled me into an argument with my parents.

Question 72

attractice, makes you want it w/ a strong desire

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enticing the offer was so enticing, but unfortunately i had to refuse it.

Question 73

former, previous, ex

Answer 73

erstwhile erstwhile lover erstwhile friends

Question 74

causing great pain

Answer 74

excruciating excruciating memory

Question 75

describing smth/s1 full of energy, lively

Answer 75

exuberant exuberant performance exuberant crowd

Question 76

extremely hungry

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famished the popn was famished

Question 77

smth so stupid, ridiculous, cant be taken seriously

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farcical farcical beliefs

Question 78

to become weaker, tired

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fatigue-d im fatigued from the walk back home.

Question 79

giving s1 a lot of insincere attention, being too nice

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fawn over i dislike people who fawn over others.

Question 80

to feel unwell, be sick

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to feel under the weather i was feeling under the weather so i couldnt come to work.

Question 81

to feel unwell, be sick

Answer 81

to feel under the weather i was feeling under the weather so i couldnt come to work.