Advanced Verbs (C1) to Increase Your English Vocabulary
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Increase your English vocabulary with these advanced verbs (C1 level). First, learn the advanced words and definitions, and then hear these words in context as I tell you an original story containing all the vocabulary covered.
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My native language is Portuguese, I was really confused as how is this a C1 level but then, most of them are similar to Portuguese hahah
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Making legal decisions / law
adjudicate → give a formal judgment
indict → formally accuse of a crime
Collecting information
compile → gather and organise information
Explaining / reasoning
elaborate → explain in more detail
justify → give a valid reason
Stopping / dealing with situations
halt → stop something
grapple → deal with a difficult problem
Emotions / reactions
offend → upset or insult someone
marvel → feel great surprise or admiration
Actions / behaviour
falsify → change something to deceive
lavish → give generously
kindle → ignite or start
nuzzle → rub affectionately
peek → look quickly
debilitate → make weak
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Falsify=fabricate
Grapple = to deal with difficult situations
Halt=stop
Indict= to accuse
Justify=explanation
Kindle =start a fire
Lavish = to give sth in great quantity
Marvel =extremely surprised
Nuzzled= rubbing in gently way
Peek = take a quick look
Adjudicate =to make normal judgment
Compile = gathering info
Debilitate= to make something weak or sb
Elaborate = explain in details
Offend = to cause someone to upset
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@alitheliarAdjudicate - make a legal decision
Compile
Debilitate — make someone weak or infirm
Elaborate on
Falsify
Grapple — deal with a problem
Halt
Indict — accuse of a crime formally
Justify
Kindle — to ignite something
Lavish — to give smth in large quantities
Marvel — to be surprised at something
Nuzzle — to press your face against someone affectionately
Offend
Peek
The judges were quick to adjudicate the case as they were presented with imposing evidence of the suspect committing a crime
The debilitating effect of sports in regard to the stress should be taken into consideration when looking for a way to avoid excruciating mental pain.
When people are cornered and pressed into responding to a particular issue, they tend to grapple with the matter more aggressively and less rationally
Not for nothing indicting someone publicly is considered a crime as it can be defamatory to someone’s reputation
When a charismatic person jokes, it tends to kindle a smile on people’s faces.
People tend to lavish their time on meaningless activities not even paying attention to how much time they waste.
Often, he can’t help but marvel at the beauty of his girlfriend.
As an act of affection, cats can be seen nuzzling into their owner’s hands
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@VasiliiKalashnikov1. Adjudicate
2. Compile
3. Debilitate
4. Elaborate
5. Falsify
6. Grapple
7. Halt
8. Indict
9. Justify
10. Kindle
11. Lavish
12. Marvel
13. Nuzzle
14. Offend
15. Peek
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@mujeebrahmanmahmodi2848Adjudicate
Compile
Debilitate
Falsify
Grapple
Indict
Kindle
Lavish
Marvel
Nuzzle
Offend
Peek
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