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Free IELTS Vocabulary Flashcards
IELTS rewards precise academic vocabulary — the words that lift writing from band 6 to band 7+. These cards drill high-frequency academic terms with the meanings examiners expect you to command.
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QWhat does "significant" mean?
AImportant or large enough to matter
QWhat does "consequently" signal?
AA result — "as a consequence"
QWhat does "mitigate" mean?
ATo make less severe
QWhat does "prevalent" mean?
AWidespread or common
QWhat does "fluctuate" mean?
ATo rise and fall irregularly — key for graph tasks
QWhat does "controversial" mean?
ACausing public disagreement
QWhat does "sustainable" mean?
AAble to continue long-term without harm
QWhat does "furthermore" do in a sentence?
AAdds a supporting point — "in addition"
QWhat does "deteriorate" mean?
ATo become progressively worse
QWhat does "comprise" mean?
ATo consist of — "the study comprises three parts"
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