Essential Vocabulary For IELTS



1)Effective: Efficacious, Effectual, convincing.


2)Expensive: Exorbitant, Extortionate


3)Plausible: Believable .


4)Inveterate :(Habit or feeling) which cannot be changed easily and long established.


5)Harmful : Deleterious  ,detrimental, Unwholesome

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