[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":1347},["ShallowReactive",2],{"blog-detail-en-50-academic-words-ielts-writing-band-7":3},{"post":4,"alternates":1308,"relatedPosts":1339},{"id":5,"title":6,"author":7,"authorEmail":8,"body":9,"categoryKey":1288,"cover":1289,"date":1290,"description":1291,"extension":1292,"listed":1293,"meta":1294,"navigation":1293,"path":1295,"preview":1296,"prompt":1297,"seo":1298,"seoTitle":1297,"stem":1299,"tags":1300,"translation_id":1306,"__hash__":1307},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Fen\u002F50-academic-words-ielts-writing-band-7.md","50 Academic Words for IELTS Writing to Get Band 7+","Akif","hello@akifkadioglu.dev",{"type":10,"value":11,"toc":1214},"minimark",[12,17,27,30,33,37,40,56,59,63,66,71,78,89,92,96,101,110,113,117,122,131,134,138,143,152,155,159,164,173,176,180,185,194,197,201,206,215,218,222,227,236,239,243,248,257,260,264,269,278,281,288,292,295,299,305,314,317,321,326,335,338,342,347,356,359,363,368,377,380,384,389,398,401,405,410,419,422,426,431,440,443,447,453,462,465,469,474,483,486,490,495,504,507,511,514,518,523,532,535,539,544,553,556,560,566,575,578,582,587,596,599,603,608,617,620,624,630,639,642,646,652,661,664,668,674,682,685,689,694,703,706,710,715,724,727,733,737,740,744,749,758,761,765,770,779,782,786,791,800,803,807,812,821,824,828,833,842,845,849,854,863,866,870,875,884,887,891,896,905,908,912,917,926,929,933,938,947,950,954,957,961,966,975,978,982,987,996,999,1003,1008,1017,1020,1024,1029,1038,1041,1045,1050,1059,1062,1066,1071,1080,1083,1087,1092,1101,1104,1108,1113,1122,1125,1129,1134,1143,1146,1150,1155,1163,1166,1170,1173,1177,1180,1184,1187,1191,1194,1198,1201,1205,1208,1211],[13,14,16],"h2",{"id":15},"introduction","Introduction",[18,19,20,21,26],"p",{},"You know the feeling. You have been practicing ",[22,23,25],"a",{"href":24},"\u002Fen\u002Fenglish\u002Fwords","IELTS"," Writing for months. You know the essay structure, you understand the question types, and you can produce a decent argument. But your score stays stuck at Band 6 or 6.5.",[18,28,29],{},"One of the biggest reasons candidates get stuck at this level is vocabulary range. The examiner is looking for more than just correct grammar. They want to see that you can use less common words naturally, with good collocation and precise meaning. The difference between Band 6 and Band 7 in the Lexical Resource criterion is real, and it often comes down to a relatively small set of words you can learn.",[18,31,32],{},"This article gives you 50 academic words organized by their function in an essay. Each word comes with a definition and an example that mirrors real IELTS Task 2 writing. Learn them in groups, practice them in your own essays, and watch your Lexical Resource score climb.",[13,34,36],{"id":35},"how-we-picked-these-50-words","How We Picked These 50 Words",[18,38,39],{},"Not every \"advanced\" word is useful for IELTS. Some words look impressive but are hard to use naturally in a timed essay. The 50 words here were chosen because they:",[41,42,43,47,50,53],"ul",{},[44,45,46],"li",{},"Fit naturally into argumentative and discursive essays",[44,48,49],{},"Replace simple words examiners see too often (good, bad, important, cause)",[44,51,52],{},"Work across different topics (education, environment, technology, society)",[44,54,55],{},"Are not so rare that they feel forced",[18,57,58],{},"Each word belongs to one of five functional categories. Learn them by category, not alphabetically. That way your brain groups them by when you would use them, not by first letter.",[13,60,62],{"id":61},"category-1-words-for-arguing-and-persuading","Category 1: Words for Arguing and Persuading",[18,64,65],{},"When you write an IELTS essay, you spend most of your time making arguments. These words help you state positions confidently and respond to opposing views.",[67,68,70],"h3",{"id":69},"_1-advocate","1. Advocate",[18,72,73,77],{},[74,75,76],"em",{},"Verb",": to publicly support or recommend a particular idea or policy.",[18,79,80,84,85,88],{},[81,82,83],"strong",{},"Example:"," Many environmentalists ",[81,86,87],{},"advocate"," for stricter regulations on single-use plastics to reduce ocean pollution.",[18,90,91],{},"Use this instead of \"support\" when you want to sound more formal and committed.",[67,93,95],{"id":94},"_2-contend","2. Contend",[18,97,98,100],{},[74,99,76],{},": to state something as true, especially in an argument.",[18,102,103,105,106,109],{},[81,104,83],{}," Some experts ",[81,107,108],{},"contend"," that remote work reduces productivity, while others argue the opposite.",[18,111,112],{},"This is perfect for the introduction of your essay when you present the debate.",[67,114,116],{"id":115},"_3-substantiate","3. Substantiate",[18,118,119,121],{},[74,120,76],{},": to provide evidence that supports a claim.",[18,123,124,126,127,130],{},[81,125,83],{}," The report fails to ",[81,128,129],{},"substantiate"," its claim that technology improves educational outcomes for all age groups.",[18,132,133],{},"Examiners love this word because it shows you understand that claims need evidence.",[67,135,137],{"id":136},"_4-refute","4. Refute",[18,139,140,142],{},[74,141,76],{},": to prove that a statement or idea is wrong.",[18,144,145,147,148,151],{},[81,146,83],{}," The study ",[81,149,150],{},"refutes"," the common belief that multitasking saves time by demonstrating a 40 percent drop in efficiency.",[18,153,154],{},"Use this in your counter-argument paragraph. It is stronger than \"disagree with.\"",[67,156,158],{"id":157},"_5-concede","5. Concede",[18,160,161,163],{},[74,162,76],{},": to admit that something is true, often before arguing against it.",[18,165,166,168,169,172],{},[81,167,83],{}," While we must ",[81,170,171],{},"concede"," that social media connects people globally, its negative effects on mental health cannot be ignored.",[18,174,175],{},"This is a Band 7+ move. Showing you can acknowledge the other side before refuting it signals sophisticated thinking.",[67,177,179],{"id":178},"_6-reiterate","6. Reiterate",[18,181,182,184],{},[74,183,76],{},": to say something again, often for emphasis or clarity.",[18,186,187,189,190,193],{},[81,188,83],{}," I ",[81,191,192],{},"reiterate"," that without significant investment in public transport, urban traffic congestion will continue to worsen.",[18,195,196],{},"Use this in your conclusion to reinforce your main point without simply repeating yourself.",[67,198,200],{"id":199},"_7-presume","7. Presume",[18,202,203,205],{},[74,204,76],{},": to suppose something is true based on probability.",[18,207,208,210,211,214],{},[81,209,83],{}," It would be a mistake to ",[81,212,213],{},"presume"," that all young people are naturally skilled with technology.",[18,216,217],{},"Shows nuance. You are not stating a fact; you are pointing out an incorrect assumption.",[67,219,221],{"id":220},"_8-postulate","8. Postulate",[18,223,224,226],{},[74,225,76],{},": to suggest or assume something as a basis for reasoning.",[18,228,229,231,232,235],{},[81,230,83],{}," Some economists ",[81,233,234],{},"postulate"," that universal basic income could replace traditional welfare systems.",[18,237,238],{},"High-level word for introducing theories or hypotheses in your essay.",[67,240,242],{"id":241},"_9-corroborate","9. Corroborate",[18,244,245,247],{},[74,246,76],{},": to confirm or give support to a statement or finding.",[18,249,250,252,253,256],{},[81,251,83],{}," Interviews with teachers ",[81,254,255],{},"corroborate"," the survey findings that class sizes directly affect student performance.",[18,258,259],{},"Stronger than \"agree with.\" Use it when evidence supports other evidence.",[67,261,263],{"id":262},"_10-assert","10. Assert",[18,265,266,268],{},[74,267,76],{},": to state something confidently and forcefully.",[18,270,271,273,274,277],{},[81,272,83],{}," Critics ",[81,275,276],{},"assert"," that standardized testing fails to measure true student ability.",[18,279,280],{},"Works well in topic sentences to introduce the main argument of a paragraph.",[18,282,283],{},[284,285],"img",{"alt":286,"src":287},"A student highlighting academic vocabulary in a printed IELTS essay, surrounded by study notes and flashcards","\u002Fimages\u002Fblogs\u002F50-academic-words-ielts-band-7\u002Fstudent-highlighting-essay.jpg",[13,289,291],{"id":290},"category-2-words-for-cause-and-effect","Category 2: Words for Cause and Effect",[18,293,294],{},"IELTS Task 2 essays often ask you to discuss causes and effects. These words help you describe why things happen and what follows.",[67,296,298],{"id":297},"_11-consequently","11. Consequently",[18,300,301,304],{},[74,302,303],{},"Adverb",": as a result of something.",[18,306,307,309,310,313],{},[81,308,83],{}," Urban populations are growing rapidly; ",[81,311,312],{},"consequently",", demand for affordable housing has reached unprecedented levels.",[18,315,316],{},"Replace \"so\" or \"as a result\" with this to sound more academic. Use it at the start of a sentence after a semicolon or period.",[67,318,320],{"id":319},"_12-thereby","12. Thereby",[18,322,323,325],{},[74,324,303],{},": by that means; as a result of that action.",[18,327,328,330,331,334],{},[81,329,83],{}," The government increased funding for renewable energy, ",[81,332,333],{},"thereby"," reducing the country's dependence on fossil fuels.",[18,336,337],{},"Use this to connect an action to its intended outcome. It is compact and formal.",[67,339,341],{"id":340},"_13-engender","13. Engender",[18,343,344,346],{},[74,345,76],{},": to cause or give rise to a particular feeling or situation.",[18,348,349,351,352,355],{},[81,350,83],{}," Strict parenting styles often ",[81,353,354],{},"engender"," anxiety in children rather than building resilience.",[18,357,358],{},"More precise than \"cause.\" Use it when you talk about emotions or social conditions.",[67,360,362],{"id":361},"_14-exacerbate","14. Exacerbate",[18,364,365,367],{},[74,366,76],{},": to make a bad situation worse.",[18,369,370,372,373,376],{},[81,371,83],{}," Delaying climate action will only ",[81,374,375],{},"exacerbate"," the economic damage caused by extreme weather events.",[18,378,379],{},"Essential for problem-solution essays. Stronger than \"make worse.\"",[67,381,383],{"id":382},"_15-mitigate","15. Mitigate",[18,385,386,388],{},[74,387,76],{},": to make something less harmful or serious.",[18,390,391,393,394,397],{},[81,392,83],{}," Planting more trees in urban areas can ",[81,395,396],{},"mitigate"," the effects of air pollution.",[18,399,400],{},"The natural counterpart to exacerbate. Use it when discussing solutions.",[67,402,404],{"id":403},"_16-facilitate","16. Facilitate",[18,406,407,409],{},[74,408,76],{},": to make a process easier or smoother.",[18,411,412,414,415,418],{},[81,413,83],{}," Online learning platforms ",[81,416,417],{},"facilitate"," access to education for students in remote areas.",[18,420,421],{},"Use this instead of \"make easier\" or \"help.\" Works well in technology and education essays.",[67,423,425],{"id":424},"_17-hinder","17. Hinder",[18,427,428,430],{},[74,429,76],{},": to create obstacles that slow down or stop progress.",[18,432,433,435,436,439],{},[81,434,83],{}," A lack of funding ",[81,437,438],{},"hinders"," scientific research in developing countries.",[18,441,442],{},"The opposite of facilitate. Use it when you talk about barriers and challenges.",[67,444,446],{"id":445},"_18-stem-from","18. Stem from",[18,448,449,452],{},[74,450,451],{},"Phrasal verb",": to originate from or be caused by something.",[18,454,455,457,458,461],{},[81,456,83],{}," Many social problems ",[81,459,460],{},"stem from"," economic inequality rather than cultural differences.",[18,463,464],{},"Natural and common in academic writing. Great for discussing root causes.",[67,466,468],{"id":467},"_19-prompt","19. Prompt",[18,470,471,473],{},[74,472,76],{},": to cause someone to take a particular action.",[18,475,476,478,479,482],{},[81,477,83],{}," Rising fuel prices have ",[81,480,481],{},"prompted"," consumers to switch to electric vehicles.",[18,484,485],{},"Use this when you talk about causes that lead to human decisions or behavior changes.",[67,487,489],{"id":488},"_20-culminate-in","20. Culminate in",[18,491,492,494],{},[74,493,451],{},": to reach a final result at the end of a process.",[18,496,497,499,500,503],{},[81,498,83],{}," Years of underinvestment in education ",[81,501,502],{},"culminated in"," a skills shortage that affected the entire economy.",[18,505,506],{},"Powerful for conclusions or for describing long-term outcomes.",[13,508,510],{"id":509},"category-3-words-for-comparing-and-contrasting","Category 3: Words for Comparing and Contrasting",[18,512,513],{},"Comparing ideas, weighing pros and cons, and showing contrasts are central to IELTS Task 2. These words help you do that cleanly.",[67,515,517],{"id":516},"_21-conversely","21. Conversely",[18,519,520,522],{},[74,521,303],{},": used to introduce a statement that contrasts with what was just said.",[18,524,525,527,528,531],{},[81,526,83],{}," Urban areas offer more job opportunities; ",[81,529,530],{},"conversely",", rural areas provide a higher quality of life and lower stress.",[18,533,534],{},"Better than \"on the other hand\" in formal writing. Place it at the start of a contrasting sentence.",[67,536,538],{"id":537},"_22-likewise","22. Likewise",[18,540,541,543],{},[74,542,303],{},": in the same way; similarly.",[18,545,546,548,549,552],{},[81,547,83],{}," Regular exercise improves physical health and ",[81,550,551],{},"likewise"," benefits mental well-being.",[18,554,555],{},"Use this to add a supporting point that mirrors the previous one.",[67,557,559],{"id":558},"_23-whereas","23. Whereas",[18,561,562,565],{},[74,563,564],{},"Conjunction",": used to compare two things and show a difference.",[18,567,568,570,571,574],{},[81,569,83],{}," ",[81,572,573],{},"Whereas"," older generations prefer face-to-face communication, younger people are more comfortable with digital interactions.",[18,576,577],{},"Perfect for comparing groups, time periods, or situations within a single sentence.",[67,579,581],{"id":580},"_24-nonetheless","24. Nonetheless",[18,583,584,586],{},[74,585,303],{},": despite what has just been stated.",[18,588,589,591,592,595],{},[81,590,83],{}," The policy has several drawbacks; ",[81,593,594],{},"nonetheless",", its overall impact on public health has been positive.",[18,597,598],{},"Use this when the previous sentence presented a problem but you want to highlight a positive side.",[67,600,602],{"id":601},"_25-albeit","25. Albeit",[18,604,605,607],{},[74,606,564],{},": although; used to introduce a concession.",[18,609,610,612,613,616],{},[81,611,83],{}," The solution is effective, ",[81,614,615],{},"albeit"," expensive to implement.",[18,618,619],{},"Compact and elegant. One word replaces \"although it is.\" Use it mid-sentence.",[67,621,623],{"id":622},"_26-dissimilar","26. Dissimilar",[18,625,626,629],{},[74,627,628],{},"Adjective",": not similar; different.",[18,631,632,634,635,638],{},[81,633,83],{}," The education systems in Finland and the United States are markedly ",[81,636,637],{},"dissimilar"," in their approach to standardized testing.",[18,640,641],{},"More formal than \"different.\" Pair it with \"markedly\" or \"fundamentally\" for impact.",[67,643,645],{"id":644},"_27-disparity","27. Disparity",[18,647,648,651],{},[74,649,650],{},"Noun",": a significant difference, often unjust.",[18,653,654,656,657,660],{},[81,655,83],{}," There is a growing ",[81,658,659],{},"disparity"," between the incomes of high-skilled and low-skilled workers.",[18,662,663],{},"Use this when the difference is large and has social implications.",[67,665,667],{"id":666},"_28-notwithstanding","28. Notwithstanding",[18,669,670,673],{},[74,671,672],{},"Preposition",": in spite of; without being prevented by.",[18,675,676,570,678,681],{},[81,677,83],{},[81,679,680],{},"Notwithstanding"," the initial costs, investing in green energy pays off in the long run.",[18,683,684],{},"Advanced preposition for showing contrast. Use it at the start of a sentence for emphasis.",[67,686,688],{"id":687},"_29-parallel","29. Parallel",[18,690,691,693],{},[74,692,628],{},": similar and happening at the same time.",[18,695,696,698,699,702],{},[81,697,83],{}," The rise of social media has occurred in ",[81,700,701],{},"parallel"," with declining trust in traditional news sources.",[18,704,705],{},"Good for showing that two trends are connected or happening together.",[67,707,709],{"id":708},"_30-divergent","30. Divergent",[18,711,712,714],{},[74,713,628],{},": tending to be different or develop in different directions.",[18,716,717,719,720,723],{},[81,718,83],{}," The two studies reached ",[81,721,722],{},"divergent"," conclusions about the effectiveness of the program.",[18,725,726],{},"Use this when opinions or results move in opposite directions.",[18,728,729],{},[284,730],{"alt":731,"src":732},"A person sitting at a desk writing in a notebook with a laptop showing an IELTS practice test on screen","\u002Fimages\u002Fblogs\u002F50-academic-words-ielts-band-7\u002Fielts-practice-writing.jpg",[13,734,736],{"id":735},"category-4-words-for-analyzing-and-evaluating","Category 4: Words for Analyzing and Evaluating",[18,738,739],{},"These words help you interpret data, discuss evidence, and make judgments. They are especially useful in Task 1 but work across all IELTS writing tasks.",[67,741,743],{"id":742},"_31-demonstrate","31. Demonstrate",[18,745,746,748],{},[74,747,76],{},": to clearly show something through evidence or reasoning.",[18,750,751,753,754,757],{},[81,752,83],{}," Research ",[81,755,756],{},"demonstrates"," that students who read regularly perform better in writing assessments.",[18,759,760],{},"More formal than \"show.\" One of the most versatile academic words.",[67,762,764],{"id":763},"_32-illustrate","32. Illustrate",[18,766,767,769],{},[74,768,76],{},": to explain or make something clear, often with an example.",[18,771,772,774,775,778],{},[81,773,83],{}," The graph ",[81,776,777],{},"illustrates"," the sharp decline in newspaper readership between 2010 and 2020.",[18,780,781],{},"Perfect for describing data in Task 1. It means \"show clearly with a visual or example.\"",[67,783,785],{"id":784},"_33-indicate","33. Indicate",[18,787,788,790],{},[74,789,76],{},": to point out or suggest without stating directly.",[18,792,793,795,796,799],{},[81,794,83],{}," Survey results ",[81,797,798],{},"indicate"," that a majority of employees prefer flexible working hours.",[18,801,802],{},"Use this when data or evidence suggests a trend but does not prove it absolutely.",[67,804,806],{"id":805},"_34-imply","34. Imply",[18,808,809,811],{},[74,810,76],{},": to suggest something without stating it directly.",[18,813,814,816,817,820],{},[81,815,83],{}," The author ",[81,818,819],{},"implies"," that economic growth alone cannot solve social inequality.",[18,822,823],{},"More subtle than \"say.\" Use it when discussing what a source or argument suggests.",[67,825,827],{"id":826},"_35-infer","35. Infer",[18,829,830,832],{},[74,831,76],{},": to reach a conclusion based on evidence and reasoning.",[18,834,835,837,838,841],{},[81,836,83],{}," From the data provided, we can ",[81,839,840],{},"infer"," that consumer confidence has been steadily increasing.",[18,843,844],{},"The counterpart of imply. The writer implies; the reader infers.",[67,846,848],{"id":847},"_36-validate","36. Validate",[18,850,851,853],{},[74,852,76],{},": to confirm or check the truth or accuracy of something.",[18,855,856,858,859,862],{},[81,857,83],{}," Further studies are needed to ",[81,860,861],{},"validate"," the initial findings of this research.",[18,864,865],{},"Use this in discussion sections when you talk about the reliability of evidence.",[67,867,869],{"id":868},"_37-scrutinize","37. Scrutinize",[18,871,872,874],{},[74,873,76],{},": to examine something very carefully.",[18,876,877,879,880,883],{},[81,878,83],{}," Critics have ",[81,881,882],{},"scrutinized"," the government's education policy and found several inconsistencies.",[18,885,886],{},"Stronger than \"examine.\" Use it when close analysis reveals problems.",[67,888,890],{"id":889},"_38-elucidate","38. Elucidate",[18,892,893,895],{},[74,894,76],{},": to make something clear that was previously confusing.",[18,897,898,900,901,904],{},[81,899,83],{}," The report ",[81,902,903],{},"elucidates"," the complex relationship between urban planning and public health.",[18,906,907],{},"A powerful word for Task 1 when you need to explain what a chart means.",[67,909,911],{"id":910},"_39-quantify","39. Quantify",[18,913,914,916],{},[74,915,76],{},": to measure or express something as a number.",[18,918,919,921,922,925],{},[81,920,83],{}," It is difficult to ",[81,923,924],{},"quantify"," the long-term social benefits of early childhood education.",[18,927,928],{},"Useful in Task 1 and when discussing the limits of data.",[67,930,932],{"id":931},"_40-underpin","40. Underpin",[18,934,935,937],{},[74,936,76],{},": to be the foundation or support for something.",[18,939,940,942,943,946],{},[81,941,83],{}," A strong education system ",[81,944,945],{},"underpins"," economic development in any modern society.",[18,948,949],{},"Use this in introductions to establish what the essay will be built on.",[13,951,953],{"id":952},"category-5-words-for-emphasizing-and-qualifying","Category 5: Words for Emphasizing and Qualifying",[18,955,956],{},"Sometimes you need to show how strong a claim is or add a caveat. These words help you modulate your tone and sound more precise.",[67,958,960],{"id":959},"_41-significantly","41. Significantly",[18,962,963,965],{},[74,964,303],{},": in a notably large or important way.",[18,967,968,970,971,974],{},[81,969,83],{}," The number of students studying abroad has increased ",[81,972,973],{},"significantly"," over the past decade.",[18,976,977],{},"Use this to highlight important data without overstating.",[67,979,981],{"id":980},"_42-predominantly","42. Predominantly",[18,983,984,986],{},[74,985,303],{},": mainly; for the most part.",[18,988,989,991,992,995],{},[81,990,83],{}," The workforce in the technology sector is ",[81,993,994],{},"predominantly"," male, though this is slowly changing.",[18,997,998],{},"More precise than \"mostly.\" Good for describing demographic trends.",[67,1000,1002],{"id":1001},"_43-inevitably","43. Inevitably",[18,1004,1005,1007],{},[74,1006,303],{},": unavoidably; as certain to happen.",[18,1009,1010,1012,1013,1016],{},[81,1011,83],{}," As automation replaces routine jobs, some workers will ",[81,1014,1015],{},"inevitably"," need to retrain.",[18,1018,1019],{},"Use this when discussing unavoidable consequences.",[67,1021,1023],{"id":1022},"_44-inherently","44. Inherently",[18,1025,1026,1028],{},[74,1027,303],{},": in a natural and built-in way that cannot be separated.",[18,1030,1031,1033,1034,1037],{},[81,1032,83],{}," Online communication is ",[81,1035,1036],{},"inherently"," less personal than face-to-face interaction.",[18,1039,1040],{},"Use this to describe qualities that belong to the nature of something.",[67,1042,1044],{"id":1043},"_45-invariably","45. Invariably",[18,1046,1047,1049],{},[74,1048,303],{},": always; in every case.",[18,1051,1052,1054,1055,1058],{},[81,1053,83],{}," Students who prepare systematically ",[81,1056,1057],{},"invariably"," perform better than those who cram at the last minute.",[18,1060,1061],{},"Stronger than \"usually.\" Use it when something is consistently true.",[67,1063,1065],{"id":1064},"_46-profoundly","46. Profoundly",[18,1067,1068,1070],{},[74,1069,303],{},": deeply; to a very great extent.",[18,1072,1073,1075,1076,1079],{},[81,1074,83],{}," The invention of the internet has ",[81,1077,1078],{},"profoundly"," changed the way people access information.",[18,1081,1082],{},"Use this for deep or significant effects.",[67,1084,1086],{"id":1085},"_47-substantially","47. Substantially",[18,1088,1089,1091],{},[74,1090,303],{},": to a large or significant degree.",[18,1093,1094,1096,1097,1100],{},[81,1095,83],{}," Renewable energy costs have fallen ",[81,1098,1099],{},"substantially"," in the last five years.",[18,1102,1103],{},"Good for describing large changes in data or costs.",[67,1105,1107],{"id":1106},"_48-markedly","48. Markedly",[18,1109,1110,1112],{},[74,1111,303],{},": in a clear and noticeable way.",[18,1114,1115,1117,1118,1121],{},[81,1116,83],{}," There has been a ",[81,1119,1120],{},"markedly"," different approach to education reform between the two governments.",[18,1123,1124],{},"Use this when the difference is obvious and worth highlighting.",[67,1126,1128],{"id":1127},"_49-notably","49. Notably",[18,1130,1131,1133],{},[74,1132,303],{},": in a way that deserves attention; especially.",[18,1135,1136,1138,1139,1142],{},[81,1137,83],{}," Several countries have reduced carbon emissions, most ",[81,1140,1141],{},"notably"," Denmark and Sweden.",[18,1144,1145],{},"Use this to single out an important example or case.",[67,1147,1149],{"id":1148},"_50-paradoxically","50. Paradoxically",[18,1151,1152,1154],{},[74,1153,303],{},": in a seemingly contradictory way that may still be true.",[18,1156,1157,570,1159,1162],{},[81,1158,83],{},[81,1160,1161],{},"Paradoxically",", technological advances that save time often leave people feeling busier than before.",[18,1164,1165],{},"A sophisticated word for pointing out interesting contradictions. Examiners notice it.",[13,1167,1169],{"id":1168},"how-to-actually-use-these-words","How to Actually Use These Words",[18,1171,1172],{},"Knowing 50 words is useless if you cannot use them naturally in an exam. Here is how to make them stick.",[67,1174,1176],{"id":1175},"write-your-own-examples","Write Your Own Examples",[18,1178,1179],{},"Do not just read the examples here. Write your own sentences for each word using topics that appear in IELTS. The environment, education, technology, society, and health. Writing your own examples builds neural pathways that make retrieval faster.",[67,1181,1183],{"id":1182},"group-by-function","Group by Function",[18,1185,1186],{},"Learn these words by the categories above, not alphabetically. When you are writing a counter-argument paragraph, your brain should reach for \"concede,\" \"refute,\" and \"nonetheless\" because they belong to the same mental folder.",[67,1188,1190],{"id":1189},"quality-over-quantity","Quality Over Quantity",[18,1192,1193],{},"Do not try to use all 50 words in one essay. That will look forced and unnatural. Pick 8 to 10 that fit your natural style and practice them until they feel automatic. 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