New ielts band 9 vocabulary word list pdf

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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

WORD VERB NOUN ADJECTIVE ADVERB

deduce (v.) deduction deducible, deductive deductively
define (v.) definition, definer definitive, definable, definitionally
definite (adj.)
demonstrate (v.) definiteness definitional definitely
demonstration, demonstrably,
deny (v.) demonstrator, demonstrable, demonstratively
denote (v.) demonstrability, demonstrative,
demonstrational deniably
depress (v.) demonstrativeness
deniable depressingly,
derive (v.) denial, deniability,
design (v./n.) denialism, denialist, denotational, depressive

despite (prep.) denier denotative derivatively

denotation depressive, designedly
detect (v.) depressible, detectably
deviate (v.) depression, depressed,
device (n.) depressing,
devote (v.) depressant depressant
derivative,
differentiate (v.) derivation, derivate, derivable,
derivative derivational
dimension (n.) designer
despiteful
detection, detector detectable
deviation, deviator, deviational

deviationism,
deviationist

devotion, devoted, devotional devotionally,
devotedness, differentiable,
different devotedly
devotee dimensional,
differentiator, dimensionless differentially
differentiation,

differential

WORD VERB NOUN ADJECTIVE ADVERB

diminish (v.) diversify diminution, diminishable, diminutively
discrete (adj.) domesticate diminutiveness diminished, discreetly
discriminate (v.)

displace (v.) discretion, diminutive discriminably,
display (v./n.) discreteness discriminately,
discrimination, discretionary,
dispose (v.) discriminatingly
distinct (adj.) discriminability, discretional
distinctly,
distort (v.) discriminant, discriminable,
distinctively
distribute (v.) discriminator discriminating,
diverse (adj.) displacement, distortedly
discriminative, distributively
document (v./n.) displacer
domain (n.) displayer discriminatory diversely

domestic (adj.) disposer, displayed domestically
dominate (v.) disposability
disposal, dominantly
distinction, disposable,
distinctness
distortedness, disposed
distortion
distinctive
distribution,
distorted,
distributary, distortional,

distributor distortionless
distributive,
diversity, distributable,
distributional

diversification,
diversion diversionary

documentation, documentable,
documentalist, documental,
documentarian,
documentarist, documentati

documentary domesticated,
domesticable
domestication,
domesticity dominant
dominance,
dominancy,

dominator,

domination

WORD VERB NOUN ADJECTIVE ADVERB

draft (v./n./adj.) dramatize drafter dramatic dramatically
drama (n.) dramatist, durational
dynamize dramatics, dynamical dynamical
duration (n.) dramatization economically
economize economical,
dynamic (adj./n.) editorialize dynamicist, editorially
dynamics, dynamist, economic elementally,
economy (n.) emphasize elementarily
dynamization, editorial, editable

edit (v.) energize elemental emphatically
element (n.) dynamism eliminable,
economics, empirically
eliminate (v.) eliminatory
economist, emergent, energetically
emerge (v.)
economizer, emerging enforcedly
emphasis (n.) economization,
empirical (adj.) emphatic
economist
enable (v.) edition, editor, enabling
encounter (v./n.)
editorialist, energetic
energy (n.) enforced,
editorship, editorial enforceable
enforce (v.) enhanced
enhance (v.) elementalism,
elementariness

elimination,
eliminator,
eliminationism,
eliminationist
emergence

empiricism,
empiricist

enablement, enabler

energetics,

energizer

enforcement,
enforceability,

enforcer
enhancement,

enhancer

WORD VERB NOUN ADJECTIVE ADVERB

enormous (adj.) ethicize enormity, enormously
eventuate enormousness
ensure (v.)
environmentalist, environmental environmentally
entity (n.)
environment (n.) environmentalism equatable, equivalently
equation erroneously
equate (v.) equational established
equipment,
equip (v.) erodible, erosional,
equivalent (adj./n.) equipage, equipper
erosive
erode (v.) equivalence,
erroneous, errorless
error (n.) equivalency
erosion

establish (v.)
erroneousness
estate (n.) establishment,

estimate (v./n) establisher,
ethic (n.) establishmentarian,
establishmentarianism
ethnic (n./adj.)
evaluate (v.) estimation estimative ethically
ethicality, ethics,
eventual (adj.) ethical eventually
evident (adj.) ethicist
ethnicity evaluative evidently,
evolve (v.) evidentially
evaluation, evidential evolutionally,

evaluator evolutionary, evolutionarily
eventuality,
evolutional,
eventuation evolutive, evolvable

evidence,

evidentiality

evolution,
evolutionist,
evolutionism,
evolvement

WORD VERB NOUN ADJECTIVE ADVERB
exceeding
exceed (v.) expertize exceedance exclusive, exceedingly
exclude (v.) externalize exclusion, excluder, exclusively
excludable, exhibitionistically
exhibit (v./n.) exclusionist, exclusionary
exclusiveness, expertly
expand (v.) exhibitionistic explicitly
expert (n./adj.) exclusivism, expansive,
explicit (adj.) exclusivist, expandable, externally
exclusivity expansible,
exploit (v.) exhibition, expanded
exhibitioner,
export (v./n.) exhibitionism, exploitable,
expose (v.) exhibition, exploitative
exhibitionist, exportable
external (adj.)
exhibitor exposed,
extract (v./n.) expansion, expositional,
facilitate (v.) expansionism,
factor (v./n.) expandability, expository
feature (v./n.) expander,
expansibility extractable
facilitative,
expertize facilitatory
explicitness factorable
exploitation, featureless, featured

exploiter
exporter,

exportability,
exportation

exposure, exposer,

exposition, expositor

externalization,
externalism,
externalist,
externality
extraction,
extractability,

extractive, extractor
facilitator, facility,
facilitation

WORD VERB NOUN ADJECTIVE ADVERB

federal (adj.) federalize, federate federation, federative federally

federacy,

federalization,
federalism,
federalist,
federationist

fee (n.) finalize filer filing finally

formulate, finality, finale,
file (v./n.) formularize finalistic
finalization, finalism,
final (adj./n.) finalist financial financially
finitely
finance (v./n.) financier,
financialization flexile, flexuous, flexibly, flexuously
finite (adj.) finiteness, finitism, flexural
finitist, finitude
flexible (adj.) fluctuant formatively
flexibility, flexility, focused
fluctuate (v.) formational, formulable, formulaic
focus (v./n.) flexion, flexitarian,
format (v./n.) formative
formula (n.) flexor, flexuosity,
formulable, formulaic
forthcoming (adj.) flexure
fluctuation foundational
foundation (n.)
found (v.) focuser founding
formation
framework (n.) formulate,
formularize
function (v./n.)
forthcomingness
fund (v./n.)
founder,
foundress

functionalism, functional, functionally

functionalist, functionless

functionality,

functionary
funding, funder

WORD VERB NOUN ADJECTIVE ADVERB

fundamental (adj.) globalize fundamentality, fundamentally

furthermore fundamentalism, generationally
fundamentalist globally
gender (n.)
generativity, genderless, goalwards
generate (v.) gendered
generation (n.) generator generable,

globe (n.) globalization, globalizer, generative

goal (n.) globalism, globalist, generational
grade (v./n.)
grant (v./n.) globoid (n./ adj.) globose
guarantee (v./n.)
guideline (n.) grader graded
hence (adv.)
hierarchy (n.) grantee, grantor grantable, granted
highlight (v.)
hypothesis (n.) guarantor
identical (adj.)

identify (v.) hierarchize hierarchization, hierarchical, hierarchically
ideology (n.) hierarchic
ignorance (n.) hypothesize hierarch identically
hypothetical identifiably
illustrate (v.) ignore highlighter ideologically
hypothesist, ignorantly
image (n.) hypothesizer illustratively

identification, identifiable

identity, identifier ideological
ideologist, ideologue ignorant, ignorable

ignorer illustrated,
illustrational
illustration,
imageless
illustrative,

illustrator

imagery, image

WORD VERB NOUN ADJECTIVE ADVERB

immigrate (v.) incentivize immigrant, impacted, impactful, implicatively
impact (v./n.) individualize, immigration impactive implicitly
implement (v./n.) individuate impaction, impactor impliedly
implicational,
implicate(v.) implementer, imposingly

implicit (adj.) implicatory,
implementation
imply (v.) implication, implicative
impose (v.) implicature implied
incentive (n.)
incidence (n.) implicitness imposing

incidentally imposition

income (n.) incident incident incidentally
incorporate (v.) inclination, incliner inclinable

index (v./n.) incorporator, incorporated, indicatively

indicate (v.) incorporation incorporative individually,
individualistically
individual (adj./n.) indexation, indexer indexable, indexible,
indexical inevitably
induce (v.) indication, inferentially
inevitable (adj.) indicative, indicatory
indicator
infer (v.) individualism, individualistic
infrastructure (n.) individualist,
individuality, inducible
individualization,
inferable, inferential
individuation infrastructural

induction,
inducer,

inducement
inevitability
inference

WORD VERB NOUN ADJECTIVE ADVERB

inherent (adj.) initialize inherence inhibitory, inhibitive, inherently
inhibit (v.) initially
institutionalize inhibition, inhibitor inhibited
initial (adj.) initiative injuriously
initialization, initiatory innovatively
initiate (v.) initialism injured,
injure (v.) insightfully
initiation, initiator injurious
innovate (v.) institutionally
input (v./n.) injury, innovative, instructively
injurer,
insert (v.) innovatory, integrally
insight (n.) injuriousness
inspect (v.) innovational
instance (v./n.) innovation,
institute (v./n.) innovator, insertable
innovativeness
instruct (v.) insightful
inputter inspectorial
integral (adj.)
insertion,
integrate (v.)
inserter
integrity (n.)

inspection,

inspector,

inspectorate,
inspectorship

institution, institutional,
institutionalized
institutionalism,
institutionalization, instructive,
instructional
institutor integrated,
instruction,
integrative,
instructor,
instructiveness, integrable,
integrating
instructorship,

instructress

integrality

integration,

integrability,
integration,
integrationist,

integrators

WORD VERB NOUN ADJECTIVE ADVERB

xintelligence (n.)_ intensify intelligence, 2 t
intelligencer, intelligential,

fs s
intelligentsia intelligent

intense (adj.) intensity, intensive intensely

intenseness, interacti.vely

intenser,
intensification,

intensifier

interaction,
interactant, ĩ :
: ;interactionism, en interactive,
interact (v.) + interactional
interactionist,
interactivity

intermediate (adj.) intermediacy, intermediately
intermediateness,
intermediation,

intermediator,
intermediary

internal (adj.) internalize internality, internally
internalization
interpret (v.
interpretation, interpretative, šinterpretativelp ¥
Pret (v.) interpretability,
interval (n.) W interpretive,
interpreter
z interpretable,
intervention, interpretational
intervene (v.) intervener,
intrinsic (adj.) lnterventionisin intervallic
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invest (v.) interventionist intervening,
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investigate (v.)
invoke (v.) interventional,
involve (v.)
intervenient

intrinsically

investor, investable, investible

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investiture investigatory,
investigational

investigation,
investigator invocatory

invoker, invocation involved
involvement