Vocabulary List For Pte Academic

Vocabulary
Theoretically
However
Rather
Although
Essential
Awesome:
Awful:
Awkward:
Inspire
Career
League :
Apparently:
Abound:
Daunting;
Superficial:
Deceptive:
Limelight
Arrogant:
Imitate:
Stupendous:
Antics :
Arduous:
Ancestor:
Revamp:
Bleak
Despicable:
Naive:
Deplorable:
Rogue:
Gourmet:
Immaculate:
Ensuite:
Aesthetic:
Amenities:
Mansion:
Generous:
Indelible:
Exhilarated:
Exacerbate:
Evade:
Espouse;
Escapade;
Eradicate:
Erroneous:
Contrast or Surprise
instead of
Despite the fact that
necessary
Very good
Very bad
not attractive
to make someone feel that they want to do something and they can do it
job you do earn your livelihood
group, class , category
Used to say something seems to be true
Exist in large number
Daunting challenge
Not serious, Not deep, Not complete
If something is deceptive, it makes you believe something that is not true
public attention, interest
Believing that you are better or important
Copy the way someone looks or something looks
(Surprisingly and Extremely good)
Bad behavior that entertains.
Needing lot of efforts
To change something in order to make it better
There is no hope or little hope for the future
Unpleasant
Innocent
Morally wrong
Not behaving in the way that is expected
Relating to the food and drink.
Perfectly clean and tidy
Eg Ensuite bathroom is directly connected to bedroom
Relating to beauty
services provided for peoples comfort
a very large house
Eg Generous discount
Impossible to forget eg indelible influence of a teacher
Very excited and happy eg the cold weather exhilarated the walkers
To make something worse
To avoid Eg To avoid tax
Support the belief or way of life
Exciting and sometimes dangerous experience eg have you heard about his latest
escapade.
To remove (poverty, social problem, disease)
Not correct eg erroneous statement , erroneous conclusion
Envisage:
To imagine something happening Eg Police dont envisage any trouble at the

festival
Enthusiastic:
Feel very interested in something
Vigorous
healthy and strong ; very forceful or energetic
Ensure:
To make something certain to happen
Entangle:
involved with someone or something and is difficult to escape
Enormous:
Extremely large
Enlighten:
To give information about something
Perhaps:
Possibly OR Used when you want to suggest or ask someone something Eg
Perhaps you should leave now.
Magnificent:
Very good or beautiful Eg magnificent meeting
Whopping :
Extremely large
Distraction :
when you are unable to concentrate
Aspect:
One part of situation or problem
On the Horizon:
Likely to happen soon
Congested:
full or blocked especially with the traffic
Bizarre:
strange and surprising eg bizarre behaviour
Embarrassed:
feeling ashamed or shy
Intolerant:
refusing to accept any opinion, beliefs, custom etc.
Concerned:
worried
Unforeseeable circumstances:
Unavoidable circumstances:
Appreciative:
to show that how good something is
Condone:
any offence which should not be treated seriously
Worse:
some thing that is more unpleasant or difficult
Privilege:
right or advantages a person enjoy as compared to other persons.
(eg I am privilege customer of your shopping centre)
Esteem
eg if you print this article in esteem column of your newspaper
Ameliorate:
make a problem or a bad situation better
Vital:
important
Inevitable:
unavoidable
Emphasise:
importance or attention you give to some thing
Scenario:
a description of a situation
Era:
period of time
Tremendous:
extremely good eg tremendous job or tremendous amount of money
Revitalize:
to make something more active or exciting
Inculcate:
to implant by repeated statement or admonition; teach persistently and earnestly
Etiquettes :
manners
Mischievous :
slightly bad behavior
Tender age :
to be used for the young age
Teenager:
age between 13-19
Adolescence:
age of 17-18
Juvenile:
young children involving themselves in crime
Stubborn:
determined not to change in your idea
Extracurricular:
eg dance, painting, music, arts
Peer group:
friend circle
Sedentary habits:
long sitting habits
Lethargic:
lazy
Hinder:
to make it difficult to do something
Wondering:
to want to know something
Consequences:
Malpractice:
Jeopardize:
Approach:
Trauma :
Disappointment:
Fatal accidents:
Cosmopolitan:
Metropolitan:
Initiative:
Integral part:
Vice versa:
Impracticable:
Imperative:
Merely :
bad result
wrong practice ( doctors or professionals)
to put something in situation where there is risk of failing or being harmed
Method, asking, coming closer, deal with or speak to some one
severe shock by unpleasant experience example trauma of marriage breakdown
unhappy because someone or something was not as good as you expected
fatal accident or injury that causes death
place where people of different community and religion live
large city
the first person to do something
necessary and important part of something
opposite to what you have just said
which seems to be practically impossible
Extremely important or urgent
want to emphasize that you mean exactly the same thing you are saying and
nothing more
Annoy:
to make someone slightly angry
Green house gases: emissions when we burn coal, petrol, diesel
Glamorous:
attractive in an exciting and special way
Immense:
extremely big
Curious:
wanting to know about or learn something
Sophisticated:
very advanced ,intelligent or clever machine
Disastrous:
extremely bad consequences
Undoubtedly:
used to emphasize that something is true
Ceremony:
formal event or occasion
Inclined:
He was inclined to stay.
Repent:
regret
Contemporary:
of about the same age or date
Endeavour:
to attempt
Impede:
Hurdle ( stop/ delay/slow)
Sky rocketing prices : alternative for the things becoming expensive
( As the prices are sky rocketing day by day it has become the necessity that .....)
Widespread problem
Cut-throat competition
On the flip side:
For sharp contrast
Needless to say
remark giving information which is expecting
Controversial topic
Ripples of concern:
concern one after the other
Deadly serious:
Valuable skills:
Prevent:
Shed
eg the tree shed leaves round the day
Chirping Sound
eg chirping sound the birds
Adequate
enough
Provisions
When something is provided
Decade
Period of 10 years
Century
Period of 100 years
Sanctuary
Place where birds and animals live and protected
Destination
the place where someone is going
Desperate
needing or wanting something very much
Encourage
Aviation
Havoc
Myriad
Perplex
Perspective
Diversification
Unambiguous
Opine
Justifiable
Companion
motivate
Airline
Great destruction
a large number of something a myriad of choices
to worry and confuse something eg the disease has continued to perplex doctors
a particular way of considering something
Immerse:
Heritage:
to plunge into or place under a liquid; dip; sink

something that comes or belongs to one by reason of birth; an inherited lot or
portion: a heritage of poverty and suffering; a national heritage of honor, pride, and
courage
unbelievable or hard to believe
wildly excited or enthusiastic
cruel or inhuman
Sudden violent attack
hateful heinous crime
young person who behaves in the way that is illegal
about to happen; imminent: their impending marriage. an impending storm
Incredible:
Frenzied
Brutal
Assault
Heinous
Delinquent
Impending:
no confusion ,to make it clear

to state something as opinion
SUMMARY OF VOCABULARY TO MAKE IT EASY TO REMEMBER DURING THE EXAM .

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SUGGESTION:
perhaps, daunting challenge, arduous task
GOOD:
Awesome , magnificent, tremendous, terrific
BAD:
Awful
CHILDREN:
antics, despicable, etiquettes, imitate, appalling
BEHAVIOUR:
antics, generous, despicable, arrogant
CHILD AGE:
tender age, adolescence
NUMBER:
abound, enormous, whopping
NEGATIVE SENSE: erroneous, deplorable, worse
IMPORTANT:
vital, significant,
BETTER FUTURE: revitalize, revamp
FOOD:
gourmet, wholesome, sumptuous, mouth watering
IMMOVABLE PROPERTY: immaculate, en suite, mansion
FEELINGS:
Awkward, exhilarating, merriment, tempting
ANIMALS:
Sanctuary, veterinary doctor, endangered species, poachers
Introduction:
Undoubtedly,
Wide spread problem
Scenario
Vital
Era
Merely
abound
integral
Aspects
Body:
Firstly,
Deplorable
Furthermore,
Moreover,
In addition,
As the prices are sky rocketing day by day
Apparently,
Conclusion :
To conclude,
perhaps
pros and cons
stupendous
enlighten
repent
impracticable
emphasize
approach
revamp
revitalize
daunting challenge
initiative
consequences

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To imagine something happening Eg Police dont envisage any trouble at the

to plunge into or place under a liquid; dip; sink

no confusion ,to make it clear

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