BEST VOCABULARY WORDS FOR IELTS – 363

Abrogate– To revoke something formally.

Sentence – Our city needs to abrogate outdated laws.

Abstruse– Difficult to understand.

Sentence – Maths is a mix of abstruse theory and detailed calculations.

Accede- Yield to anothers’ wish or opinion.

 Sentence – You think I should accede to the House’s demands?

Calumny– A false accusation of an offense.

Sentence – Calumny is answered best with silence.

Circumlocution– An indirect way of expressing something

Sentence – He is a master at circumlocution.

Demagogue– A leader who seeks support by appealing to popular passions

Sentence – They labeled him a demagogue.

Enervate– Weaken physically, emotionally, or morally.

Sentence – She was enervated by the luxury of palace life.

esquipedalian – A person who uses long words.

Sentence – Our dinner guest was so sesquipedalian that no one could understand what he said.

Broigus – a bitter dispute

Sentence – The disunion with his father grew into a family broigus.