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Affinity – English Flashcard for Affinity for IELTS

affinity

Affinity Affinity /əˈfɪn.ɪ.ti/ (noun) feeling of identification, close similarity or connection among people, fellow feeling, empathy, sympathy, resemblance, correspondence, attraction: I tried to restore the sense of affinity between John and his father by seeking a reconciliation. Although we should let bygones be bygones, I can never forget your reluctance to show any affinity. IELTS…

Façade – English Flashcard for Façade with Synonyms

Façade - English Flashcard for Façade - LELB Society

Façade Façade (noun) /fəˈsɑːd/ the visible front face of a large building – trace – shred – the false and deceptive appearance of someone or something – superficial appearance – impression – veneer – resemblance – likeness: I was literally astounded at the fabulous façade of the great cathedral. IELTS flashcards on Instagram

Catastrophic – English Flashcard for Catastrophic for IELTS

Catastrophic - English Flashcard for Catastrophic - LELB Society

Catastrophic Catastrophic (adj) /ˌkæt.əˈstrɒf.ɪk/ causing major disasters or death – disastrous – life-threatening – awful and terribly bad – devastating – calamitous – appalling – tragic – ominous – ruinous: Any minor shortcoming in the infrastructure of this town’s dam could have catastrophic consequences for the local people. IELTS flashcards on Instagram

Cynical – English Flashcard for Cynical for IELTS

Cynical - English Flashcard

Cynical Cynical /ˈsɪn.ɪ.kəl/ (adj) pessimistic about people’s intentions, skeptical, negative, distrustful, sarcastic and mocking, contemptuous, scornful: They were cynical about the team`s chance of winning the championship. Noun: cynic: pessimist, skeptic, doubter, misanthropist Noun: cynicism, cynicalness Adverb: cynically

English Vocabulary about Social Life for IELTS

English vocabulary about social life

English Vocabulary about Social Life Affinity (noun) feeling of identification, similarity or connection among people, fellow feeling, empathy, sympathy, resemblance, correspondence, attraction: Watch this video on YouTube I tried to restore the sense of affinity between John and his father by seeking a reconciliation. Although we should let bygones be bygones, I can never forget…

Buoyant – English Flashcard for Buoyant for IELTS

Buoyant - English flashcard

Buoyant Buoyant /ˈbɔɪ.ənt/ (adj) cheerful and optimistic, sanguine, upbeat, jaunty, happy and lighthearted: A buoyant mood can be felt while doing physical exercise. quick to recover emotionally from traumas, resilient and flexible floating on the surface of a liquid, light, afloat, floating IELTS flashcards on Instagram