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IELTS READING PHRASES AND VOCABULARY


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Formula
Rule principle
Formula
Rule principle
Neglect
Ignore, abandon
Restoration
Renew, repair
Former
Ex, previous, past
Glory
Beautiful and impressive in appearance
Spectacular
Impressive, fantastic, stunning, amazing
Bygone
Past, former, previous
Inhabitant
Citizen, resident
Monument
A building built to remind important events and famous people
Irrigate
To supply land or crops with water
Utilitarian
Useful, practical, effective
Unique
Sole, distinctive
Heyday
The peak of someone's success
Prime
The time when something or someone was the most popular
Caste
Social class in India
Position (v)
Situate, locate
Descend
Go down, move down
Negotiate
Consult, discuss
Crater
Hole
Tier
One of several levels or layers that rise up one above the other
Elaborate
Intricate, complicated, complex
Pillar
A tall upright round post used for supporting a roof or a bridge
Pavilion
Exhibition area, spectator area
Shelter
Protect
Intricate
Complex, complicated, elaborate
Relentless
Endless, persistent
Sculpture
Statue
Embellish
Decorate, beautify, make fancy
Derelict
Neglected, abandoned
Divert
Reroute, turn away
Undergo
Experience
Finest
Best, most excellent
Pristine
Like new, untouched, unspoiled
Depict
Show, represent, describe, illustrate
Incarnation
The state of living in the form of a particular person or animal. According to some religions, people have several different incarnations.
Devastating
Harmful, damaging, ruinous
Earthquake
A sudden shaking of the Earth’s surface that often causes a lot of damage
Honour
Respect, admire
Ruined
Broke, destroyed
Dramatic
Spectacular, striking, remarkable, extraordinary
Comprise
Include, contain, consist of, involve
Striking
Good-looking, attractive
Ornate
Covered with a lot of decoration
Preserve
Protect, save
Flock
Gather, from a group
Marvel
Wonder, awesome sight, amazing thing
Ingenuity
Cleverness, inventiveness, creativity
Prospect
Possibility, likelihood, chance, option
Conceive
Imagine, visualize, think of
Vigorous
Strong and healthy
Efficient
Useful, helpful, well-organized
Facilitate
Aid, help, assist
Substantial
Significant, considerable
Frontier
Border, boundary, edge
Abolish
Eliminate, put an end to, stop, close down, get rid of
Emphasis
Stress
Labour-intensive
An industry or type of work that is labour-intensive needs a lot of workers.
Assembly
Gathering, meeting, get-together
Plant
Factory, manufactory
Candidate
Applicant
Haulage
Moving, carrying, shipping
Export
Sell abroad, sell overseas, sell to other countries
Import
Bring in, trade in, buy from abroad, buy from overseas, buy from other countries
Inherit
Be left, take over
Distribution
Sharing, spreading, allocation
Imperative
Vital, very important, crucial, essential
Sustainable
Able to continue for a long time
Adapt
Get a feel to, get used to, familiarize yourself
Policy
Rule, guiding principle, strategy, plan
Objective
Aim, purpose, goal, intention
Integrate
Put together, mix, combine
Propose
Suggest, recommend, advise
Ideally
Perfectly, well
Blame
Hold responsible, accused
Emission
Release, discharge
Reverse
Overturn
Culprit
Cause, reason
Account for
Represent, explain, answer for
Deterioration
Worsening, decline, weakening
Marginalise
To make a person or a group of people unimportant and powerless in an unfair way
Emerge
Appear, come out
Accompany
Go along with, go together with
Complementary
Balancing
Ratio
Proportion, percentage
Curb
Hold back, limit, restrain, reduce, cut back
Occupancy
The number of people who stay, work, or live in a room or building at the same time.
Revitalise
Re-energize, strengthen
Take up the baton
Accept a particular duty or responsibility
Logistics
The business of transporting things such as goods to the place where they are needed.
Cohesion
Unity, consistency, organization
Uncoupling
Disconnection, separation
Saturated
Soaked, wet
Artery
A main road, railway line, river etc.
Bear in mind
Since, given that
Make a shift of balance
Change something and balance it.
Innovation
Improvement, advance, modernization
Survival
Continued existence