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NEW IELTS VOCABULARY WORDS LIST WORD VERB NOUN ADJECTIVE ADVERB abandon (v./n.) abandonment abandoned abstractedly, abstractly abstract (adj./v./n.) abstraction, abstracted academically academy (n.) abstractor, academical, accessibly abstractionism, academic access (n./v.) abstractionist accessible accommodatingly accommodate (v.) academics, accommodative, accurately accompany (v.) academism, academia, accommodating acquisitively academicism, accumulate (v.) academician accompanying accurate (adj.) accessibility accumulative achieve (v.) accommodation, accurate acknowledge (v.) accommodationist achievable acquire (v.) acknowledgeable, accompaniment, adapt (v.) acknowledged accompanist adequate (adj.) acquisitive, accumulation adjacent (adj.) accumulator acquirable accuracy adaptable, adaptive adaptively, adaptably achievement, adequately achiever acknowledgment acquisition, acquisitiveness, acquirement, acquirer, acquiree adaptability, adaptation, adapter, adaption, adaptationism, adaptationist, adaptivity adjacency WORD VERB NOUN ADJECTIVE ADVERB adjust (v.) analogize adjuster, adjustable administratively adjustment, adultly administrate (v.) adjustability administrative, adult (n/adj.) administer, administrable advocate (v./n.) administrator, affected, affecting, affectingly, administration affectionate, affectionately, affect (v.) affectively, affectedly adulthood, adultness affective, affectional, aggregate advocacy, affectless (n./v./adj advocation, advocateship aggregative aid (n./v) affectation, affection, albeit (conjunction) affectlessness, affectedness, allocate (v.) affectivity alter (v.) aggregation, aggregator alternative (adj.) aide ambiguous (adj.) allocation, allocator allocable, allocative alternately, amend (v.) alteration, alternative, alternatively alternate, alternatively analogy (n.) alternation, alterable, altered, ambiguously analyze (v.) alternant annual (adj.) alternator, alterity, analogically, alternant, alternative analogously anticipate (v.) analytically ambiguousness, amendable ambiguity analogous, annually analogical, analogic amendment, amender analytical, analogue analyzable, analytic analysis, analyst, annualized analyzer, analytics anticipatory anticipation, anticipator, anticipative WORD VERB NOUN ADJECTIVE ADVERB appreciatory, apparent (adj.) appreciable, apparently appreciative appreciate (v.) appreciation, approaching, appreciably, appreciator, approach (v./n.) approachable appreciatively appreciativeness appropriated appropriate (adj.) appropriately approximate approachableness, approximative approximately (v./adj.) approachability areal arbitrarily arbitrary (adj.) appropriacy, aspectual assumedly area (n.) assuredly aspect (n.) appropriator, assessable assemble (v.) appropriateness, assess (v.) assignable appropriation, assistive assign (v.) appropriationist assumable, assist (v.) approximation assume (v.) assumptive assure (v.) arbitrariness attachable, attach (v.) assembly, attached assemblage, assembler assessment, assessor assignment, assignee, assigner, assignation assistance, assister, assistantship assumption assurance, assuredness, assurer attachment WORD VERB NOUN ADJECTIVE ADVERB attainment, attain (v.) attitudinize attainable attitudinally attitude (n.) authorize attainability attitudinal attributively attribute (v./n.) automatize attributable, author (v./n.) attitudinizer attributive, authoritatively capacitate attributional authority (n.) categorize attribution automatically authorial automate (v.) authorship, authoritative beneficently, authoress beneficially available (adj.) automated, aware (adj.) authorization, briefly behalf (n.) authoritarian, automatic benefit (v./n.) bulkily bias (v./n.) authoritarianism, beneficial, bond (v./n.) authoritativeness capably beneficent categorically brief (adj./v./n.) automation, biased ceaselessly bulk (n.) bonded automaticity, capable (adj.) bulky capacity (n.) automatics, category (n.) automatism, capacitive cease (v.) automation, categorial, automatic categoric, availability awareness categorical ceaseless beneficiary, beneficence briefing, briefer, brevity bulkiness capability, capacitation categorization WORD VERB NOUN ADJECTIVE ADVERB challenge (v./n) circumstantiate challenger challenging, challengingly channel (v./n.) civilize challenged, channeler chemically chapter (n.) classicize challengeable chart (v./n.) charter circumstantially chemical (n./adj.) commentate circumstanced, circumstance (n.) circumstantiality, civilly circumstantial cite (v.) circumstantiation citable classical citation civil (adj.) clausal coherently civilizer, civility, coded clarify (v.) coincident, coincidentally, civilization coincidental classic (adj./n.) collapsible coincidently clause (n.) clarification, code (n.v.) commentative clarity, clarifier coherent (adj.) committed, coincide (v.) classical, classicalism, committable collapse (v./n.) classicality, colleague (n.) classicist commence (v.) comment (n./v.) coder, coding commit (v.) coherence, coherency coincidence collapsibility commencement commentary, commentator, commenter commissioner commitment, committer WORD VERB NOUN ADJECTIVE ADVERB commodity (n.) commodify, commodification, communicable, communicably, commoditize commoditization communicative, communicate (v.) communicational, communicatively componentize communication, community (n.) communicatory compatibly compatible (adj.) communicability, compensatory, complementarily compensate (v.) communicativeness, compensative, complexly communicator compile (v.) compensational, comprehensively complement (n./v.) communitarian, compensable communitarianism complex (n./adj.) complementary, compatibility component complemental compensation, (n./adj.) compoundable compensator compound compilation, compiler (n./v./adj.) complementariness, comprehensive (adj.) complementation, complementarity comprise (v.) complexity compute (v.) componentry conceive (v.) compounder concentrate (v.) comprehensiveness concept (n.) computerize computer, computation, computable, computationally conceptualize computing, computational conceivably computability, concentratedly conceivable computerization, conceptually concentrative, computerist concentrated conceivability conceptual, concentration, conceptional, concentrator conceptive conception, conceptualization, conceptualism, conceptualist WORD VERB NOUN ADJECTIVE ADVERB conclude (v.) conclusion, conclusive, conclusively concurrent (adj.) conclusiveness concurrently concluding conduct (n./v.) concurrence, conformably, confer (v.) concurrency conductible confine (v.) conductibility, conferrable conformally confirm (v.) conductor confined consensually conflict (n./v.) conference, conferee, confirmatory, consequently, conform (v.) conferment, confirmative, conferral consequentially consent (n./v.) confirmed confinement considerably consequent (adj.) conflictual, consistently considerable (adj.) confirmation constantly conflicting consist (v.) conformation, conformable, constitutionally, constant (adj./n.) conformist, conformity, conformal, constitutively constitute (v.) constrain (v.) conformability, conformational constrainedly consensual construct (v./n.) conformance, constructionally, conformer, conformism consequential constructively consensus consequentialism, consequentialist, consequentiality, consequence consistency, consistence consistent constancy constitutional, constituency, constitutive, constituent, constituent constitution constrained constraint constructive, construction, constructional constructor, constructiveness, constructivism, constructivist WORD VERB NOUN ADJECTIVE ADVERB consult (v.) contextualize consultant, consultancy, consultative, consumingly consume (v.) consultation, consulting consultee contemporarily, contact (v./n./adj.) consumable, contemporaneously consumer, consumption, contemporary consumeristi contextually consumerism, contractually (adj./n.) consuming contradictorily consumerist context (n.) contactee contactable, contrarily contactless contrastingly contract (v./n.) contemporariness, contemporaneous contradict (v.) controversially contemporaneity, contextual contrary (n./adj.) contractable, conversely, contemporaneousness contractual, contrast (n./v.) contextualization, contractive conversationally, contextualism, contradictory contribute (v.) contextualist, contrasting, controversy (n.) contexture contrastive, contractor, contrasty convene (v.) contractee contributive, converse (v.) contradiction, contributory contradictor, controversial contradictoriness conventional contrarianism, conversational, conversant contrarian, contrariness, contrariety contributor, contribution controversialist, controversiality convention, convener conversion, conversation, converser, conversancy, conversance, conversationalist WORD VERB NOUN ADJECTIVE ADVERB converter, convert (v.) corporatize convinced, convincingly convertibility cooperatively cooperate (v.) cooperation, convincing, cooperant, corporately coordinate cooperator, convincible correspondingly cooperativeness (v./n./adj.) cooperative creatively core (v./n./adj.) coordination, creditably coordinator coordinative crucially corporate (adj.) culturally corer corporative cyclically correspond (v.) corporation, debatably couple (v./n.) corresponding corporatization, create (v.) corporatism, creative, creatable corporatist, credit (v./n.) corporativism, creditable criteria (n.) corporativist criterial crucial (adj.) cultural culture (n.) correspondence, currency (n.) correspondent cycle (v./n.) coupledom, coupler data (n.) creation, creativity, debate (v./n.) creator, creationism, decade (n.) creationist, decline (v./n.) creativeness creditor, creditability cruciality cyclist cyclic, cyclical debater debatable decliner decadal declinable