
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1
Well begun is half done
Chapter 2
Words you would love to learn
Chapter 3
Impressive words
Chapter 4
It pays to know more
Chapter 5
Good vocabulary is a must for success
Chapter 6
Words that enthral
Chapter 7
Impressive words
Chapter 8
Words are a treasure
Chapter 9
Words for you
Chapter 10
Words that charm the examiner
Chapter 11
A few more steps towards a better score
Chapter 12
Words that fill you with enthusiasm
Chapter 13
Words make a noticeable difference
Chapter 14
Commonly used words
Chapter 15
Chapter 1 Well begun is half done A good vocabulary is a must to score well in IELTS and TOEFL examinations. Today you will learn 7 impactful words. All these are adjectives. These are your first 7 big steps towards success.
Valiant Reluctant Indefatigable Immense Frail Intractable Ruthless Meanings and usage practice: VALIANT
Meaning: very brave; courageous. Sentence: The valiant warriors from the west swiftly conquered the weak empire. RELUCTANT
Meaning: not willing to do something; not eager to do something. Sentence: Rebecca was reluctant to become a doctor as she had always dreamt of becoming an architect. INDEFATIGABLE
Meaning: tireless; able to work for a very long time without getting tired. Sentence: We need indefatigable youths to launch our marketing campaign. IMMENSE
Meaning: very great in size or amount. Sentences: Vaccination of children is of immense importance. The pop singer gained immense popularity all over the world. FRAIL
Meaning: very weak. Sentence: The frail old farmer longs to see his child grow up into a strong man. INTRACTABLE
Meaning1: (a person) too difficult to change. Sentence: How does she tolerate him! He is such an intractable alcoholic! Meaning2: (a disease or pain) too difficult to cure or relieve. Sentences: The little girl was suffering from intractable diarrhoea.
The old man was suffering from cancer. He had to suffer intractable pain before his death. Meaning3: (a problem) too difficult to solve. Sentence: The couple have intractable personal problems. RUTHLESS
Meaning: having no pity; merciless; cruel. Sentence: Even the devil must have screamed on seeing such a ruthless murder. Make at least one sentence of your own using the words described above.
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