BEST Vocabulary Words for IELTS – 519

Aloof: (coolly indifferent or distant) –

Sentence: The aloof woman seemed to be interested in nothing and no one.

Carefree: (not worried or troubled) –

Sentence: The carefree child laughed and played all day long.

Eloquent: (able to express oneself in a clear and effective way) –

Sentence: The eloquent speaker moved the audience with her words.

Ephemeral: (lasting for a very short time) –

Sentence: The ephemeral beauty of the wildflowers was gone in a few days.

Feckless: (lacking in purpose or direction) –

Sentence: The feckless student never seemed to know what he wanted to do with his life.

Flustered: (agitated or confused) –

Sentence: The flustered speaker lost her train of thought and had to start over.

Fortitude: (courage in the face of pain or danger) –

Sentence: The soldier showed great fortitude in the face of the enemy’s attack.

Glean: (to gather or collect something) –

Sentence: The farmer gleaned the leftover grain from the field.