Ielts vocabulary Masterclass book + ielts listening & Reading Dictionary: Dominate Proficiency Level Vocabulary for ielts listening, Reading, Writing & Speaking

Inundate:
MEANING: Quickly fill up, overwhelm
SENTENCE: Her inbox was inundated with emails on her birthday.
Inured:
MEANING: Made tough by habitual exposure
SENTENCE: He was inured to the sound of his neighbour’s dog barking.
Invective:
MEANING: Insulting, abusive, or highly critical language
SENTENCE: His invective was overheard by everyone in the next office.
Involved:
MEANING: Connected; highly complex
SENTENCE: She was involved in animal care through her Girl Guides
membership.
Irascible:
MEANING: Having or showing a tendency to be easily angered.
SENTENCE: Early in their marriage, Julie discovered her husband could
be irascible.
Irresolute:
MEANING: Uncertain how to act or proceed
SENTENCE: The new governor was irresolute; he needed the advice from
the committee.
Itinerary:
MEANING: A planned route or journey
SENTENCE: His itinerary included an official visit to Canada

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Lacklustre:
MEANING: Lacking energy, excitement, enthusiasm, or
passion.
SENTENCE: We were disappointed by the lacklustre performance of our
cricket team this weekend.
Laconic:
MEANING: Saying very little
SENTENCE: While Martha always swooned over the hunky, laconic types
in romantic comedies, her boyfriend was very talkative – and not very
hunky.
Largesse:
MEANING: Liberality in bestowing gifts; generous of spirit
SENTENCE: Her partner’s largesse warmed her heart; he was generous to
family, friends and neighbours.
Lassitude:
MEANING: Tiredness, laziness
SENTENCE: As a couch potato I turn lassitude into an art form!
Latent:
MEANING: Existing, but not yet developed or manifest; hidden
or concealed.
SENTENCE: Australia has a huge reserve of latent talent.