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IELTS Vocabulary

IELTS Vocabulary

500 Essential IELTS Vocabulary Words

500 IELTS words
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Showing 201–220 of 500 matching IELTS vocabulary words (500 total).
#201

error

Noun

Example sentences

  1. I found an error in the report.
  2. The computer displayed an error message.
  3. Please correct any spelling errors before you submit the work.
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#202

ethnic

Adjective

Example sentences

  1. The city has several ethnic communities.
  2. The festival celebrates ethnic music and food.
  3. People from different ethnic groups attended the event.
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#203

goal

Noun

Example sentences

  1. My goal is to improve my English.
  2. The team scored a goal in the final minute.
  3. Set a clear goal before you start.
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#204

grant

Noun

Example sentences

  1. The university granted her a scholarship.
  2. The charity received a government grant.
  3. The manager granted him permission to leave early.
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#205

hence

Adverb

Example sentences

  1. The road was closed; hence, we took another route.
  2. She was ill and hence unable to attend.
  3. The price increased, hence the fall in sales.
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#206

hypothesis

Noun

Example sentences

  1. The scientist tested her hypothesis.
  2. Our hypothesis was supported by the results.
  3. He formed a hypothesis about why the machine failed.
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#207

implement

Verb

Example sentences

  1. The school will implement the new policy next month.
  2. We need a clear plan before we implement the changes.
  3. The company successfully implemented the new system.
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#208

implicate

Verb

Example sentences

  1. The evidence implicated two people in the crime.
  2. His name was implicated in the investigation.
  3. The report implicates poor planning in the failure.
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#209

impose

Verb

Example sentences

  1. The government imposed a new tax.
  2. The teacher did not want to impose strict rules.
  3. The court imposed a fine on the company.
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#210

integrate

Verb

Example sentences

  1. The school helps new students integrate into the community.
  2. We integrated the new software into the system.
  3. The course integrates reading, writing, and speaking.
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#211

internal

Adjective

Example sentences

  1. The company started an internal investigation.
  2. The machine has an internal battery.
  3. This document is for internal use only.
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#212

investigate

Verb

Example sentences

  1. The police are investigating the accident.
  2. Scientists investigated the cause of the disease.
  3. We need to investigate the problem before making changes.
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#213

job

Noun

Example sentences

  1. She found a new job at a bank.
  2. He did a good job on the report.
  3. My job involves speaking with customers.
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#214

label

Verb

Example sentences

  1. Read the label before using the medicine.
  2. She labelled each box clearly.
  3. It is unfair to label someone without knowing them.
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#215

mechanism

Noun

Example sentences

  1. The door has a simple locking mechanism.
  2. Scientists studied the mechanism of the disease.
  3. The organization needs a mechanism for handling complaints.
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#216

obvious

Adjective

Example sentences

  1. It was obvious that he was upset.
  2. The answer seems obvious now.
  3. There is no obvious solution to the problem.
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#217

occupy

Verb

Example sentences

  1. The sofa occupies most of the room.
  2. Reading occupies much of her free time.
  3. The company occupies three floors of the building.
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#218

option

Noun

Example sentences

  1. Taking the bus is the cheapest option.
  2. You have the option to pay online.
  3. We discussed all available options.
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#219

output

Noun

Example sentences

  1. The factory increased its daily output.
  2. The printer output was clear and sharp.
  3. The computer shows the final output on the screen.
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#220

overall

Adjective

Example sentences

  1. The overall result was positive.
  2. Overall, the event was a success.
  3. We need to consider the overall cost.
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