[LINGUISTICS]IELTS Vocabulary: Learn 300 Essential Words for IELTS
🗣analogy=> analogous
=> The term ‘social capital’ was coined by analogy with the conventional use of the word to mean financial assets.
=> You can make an analogy between the courses of the planets and two trains traveling in the same direction.
-analogy with
-analogy between
-draw analogy
-good analogy
----> comparison----> resemblance----> similarity----> parallel
🗣nuance
=> We can use our eyes and facial expressions to communicate every subtle nuance of emotion there is.
=> If you read the Koran in translation, you miss the nuances of the original language.
-subtle nuance
-nuance of language
-understand a nuance
-appreciate a nuance
----> subtlety----> hint
🗣coin (v.)=> coined=>coining
=> She coined the term ‘virtual reality’ and pioneered its early development.
=> Simone de Beauvoir first coined the phrase ‘women’s liberation’ in her book, The Second Sex.
-coin a phrase
-coin a word
-coined by
-first coined
----> create----> come up with----> invert
🗣connotation=> connotation
=> In Norse mythology, Hell is the realm of the dead, but the name doesn’t carry the negative connotations which Christianity later placed on it.
=> ‘Urchin’, with its connotation of mischievousness, may not be a particularly apt word.
-negative connotation
-sexual connotation
-connotation of a word
-connotation of a term
----> overtone----> association----> meaning----> undertone
🗣figurative=> figuratively
=> Most poems are written in figurative language.
=> It’s an event that will change your life in both the literal and the figurative sense.
-figurative language
-figurative sense
-figurative description
-figurative image
----> metaphorical----> fanciful----> descriptive----> figure of speech
🗣literal=> literally
=> People there are fighting, in a literal sense, for their lives.
=> The concert ended with a bang in the most literal sense.
=> A literal translation of the word is ‘walls’.
-literal translation
-literal interpretation
-literal sense
-literal meaning
----> exact----> authentic----> actual----> untarnished
🗣metaphor=> metaphorical
=> The writer’s use of metaphor is very fitting for the topic.
=> If you want to explore music as a metaphor for society, this book is the place to start.
=> He goes further, extending the metaphor beyond the game itself to the business of the NFL.
-metaphor for something
-a perfect metaphor
-a visual metaphor
-a fitting metaphor
----> analogy----> image----> symbol----> allegory