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Use these 25 complex formal words in common IELTS Writing situations. Download PDF: Synonyms for 20 Most Common Adjectives ☟click to show more☟

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Accelerate – to happen faster or earlier; to make something happen faster or earlier

Acquire – to get or buy something

Adolescent – a young person who is developing into an adult
Adolescent = 10-19
Youth = 15-24
Young people = 10-24

Albeit – formal for although used to add information inside a sentence
The nation is adapting, albeit slowly, to the new global economy.

Attain – to succeed in getting something, usually after a lot of effort
attain (a) master’s degree/standard/level/proficiency/mastery

Attribute – to say or believe that something is the result of a particular thing
be commonly attributed to
be generally attributed to
be usually attributed to

Await – to wait for somebody/something
Scientists are still awaiting the results of tests.

Breakthrough – an important development
To represent/achieve a breakthrough for somebody
a significant breakthrough in computer science

Commence – to begin

Commodity – something that is useful or has a useful quality
Time is a valuable commodity.

Consecutive – following one after another in a continuous series
Interest rates rose for the fifth consecutive month.

Constitute – to be considered to be something; to be the parts that together form something
to constitute a danger/crime/breach/nuisance/offence/threat

Correlate – if two things correlate, they are closely connected and affect or depend on each other
A correlation between A and B

Deprive – to prevent somebody from having something important

Deteriorate – to become worse
Deteriorating
Deterioration
deteriorating conditions

Devise – to invent a plan, system, object
The scheme is devised for young people in the 15 – 20 age band.

Elucidate – to make something clearer by explaining it more fully
The reasons for the change in weather conditions have been elucidated by several scientists.

Exaggerate – to make something seem larger than it really is
The media exaggerate the risks and benefits of research findings.

Exacerbate – to make something that is already bad even worse (problem or situation)
Rising energy costs, which are a result of a growing scarcity, as well as inflation, are exacerbating the situation.

Exert – to use authority, power, influence, etc. in order to make something happen; to make a big physical or mental effort
Exert yourself
In order to be successful one would have to exert himself.

Expenditure – the act of spending or using money; an amount of money spent
a reduction in public/government/military expenditure

Facilitate – to make something possible or easier
To facilitate learning, each class is no larger than 30 students.

Immense – extremely large or great
There is still an immense amount of work to be done.
The benefits are immense.

Imminent – (especially of something unpleasant) likely to happen very soon
imminent disaster/danger

Incur – to experience something, usually something unpleasant, as a result of actions you have taken
to incur debts/fines/bills

Misconception – a belief or an idea that is not based on correct information, or that is not understood by people
a popular misconception
a common misconception

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  33. Who noticed that 0:34😶😶
    It should have been 25 words 9 Bands
    It's alright
    People do make mistakes 😊❤️

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  38. 1) to accelerate
    2) to acquire
    3) an adolescent
    4) albeit (conjunction) (add commas before n after)
    5) to attain (get after a lot of effort)
    6) to attribute (menghubungkan)
    7) await something = wait for something
    8) a breakthrough
    9) to commence = to begin
    10) a commodity
    11) consecutive
    12) to constitute = merupakan
    13) to correlate / a correlation
    14) severity = kerasnya
    15) to deprive = mencabut/menghilangkan
    16) deteriorate = become worse
    17) to devise = merancang/merencanakan (plan)
    18) to elucidate = explain
    19) to exaggerate = hiperball
    20) to exert = make a physical or mental effort ( berusaha)
    21) expenditure
    22) to facilitate = to make something possible
    23) immense = very lage
    24) an imminent disaster = bencana yg akan sgr terjadi
    25) a misconception

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  41. 0:37 Accelerate
    1:13 Acquire: to get or buy smth
    1:30 Adolescent
    2:10 Albeit
    3:23 Attain
    3:55 Attribute: Something is the result of something else
    – Often use with adverbs:Solely, largely, Directly
    4:53 Await: wait for something
    5:14 Breakthrough: important development
    5:43 Commence: begin
    5:59 Commodity: a useful or valuable thing
    6:18 Consecutive: following continuously
    6:30 Constitute: considered
    2nd meaning: to be the parts of a whole
    7:20 Correlate: Closely connected
    8:38 Deprive: To prevent somebody from having something important
    9:00 Deteriorate: Become worse
    9:56 Devise: Invent a plan system or object
    10:09 Elucidate: Make something clearer by explaining it more fully
    10:26 Exaggerate: Make something seems larger than it really is
    10:45 Exacerbate: To make something bad even worse
    11:06 Exert (have 2 meanings): To use authority power influence in order to make something happen
    – 2nd meaning: Make a physical or mental effort

    11:52 Expenditure: The act of spending money or the amount spent
    12:11 Facilitate: Make something possible or easier
    12:34 immense: Extremely large or great
    12:51 imminent: it’s likely to happen very soon
    13:13 incur: To experience something unpleasant as a result of your actions
    13:48 misconception: A belief or an idea that is not based on correct information

    You are welcome <3

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