IELTS VOCABULARY | LEARN ENGLISH | ENGLISH VOCABULARY
| Nameless | adv. | Having No Fame Or Reputatio |
| Naphtha | n. | A Light, Colorless, Volatile, Inflammable Oil Used As A Solvent, As In Manufacture Of Paints. |
| Narcissus | n. | The Son Of The Athenian River-God Cephisus, Fabled To Have Fallen In Love With His Reflectio |
| Narrate | v. | To Tell A Story. |
| Narration | n. | The Act Of Recounting The Particulars Of An Event In The Order Of Time Or Occurrence. |
| Narrative | n. | An Orderly Continuous Account Of The Successive Particulars Of An Event. |
| Narrator | n. | One Who Narrates Anything. |
| Narrow-Minded | adv. | Characterized By Illiberal Views Or Sentiments. |
| Nasal | adv. | Pertaining To The Nose. |
| Natal | adv. | Pertaining To One’S Birth. |
| Nationality | n. | A Connection With A Particular Natio |
| Naturally Ad | v. | According To The Usual Order Of Things. |
| Nausea | n. | An Affection Of The Stomach Producing Dizziness And Usually An Impulse To Vomit |
| Nauseate | v. | To Cause To Loathe. |
| Nauseous | adv. | Loathsome. |
| Nautical | adv. | Pertaining To Ships, Seamen, Or Navigatio |
| Naval | adv. | Pertaining To Ships. |
| Navel | n. | The Depression On The Abdomen Where The Umbilical Cord Of The Fetus Was Attached. |
| Navigable | adv. | Capable Of Commercial Navigatio |
| Navigate | v. | To Traverse By Ship. |
| Nebula | n. | A Gaseous Body Of Unorganized Stellar Substance. |
| Necessary | adv. | Indispensably Requisite Or Absolutely Needed To Accomplish A Desired Result. |
| Necessitate | v. | To Render Indispensable. |
| Necessity | n. | That Which Is Indispensably Requisite To An End Desired. |
| Necrology | n. | A List Of Persons Who Have Died In A Certain Place Or Time. |
| Necromancer | n. | One Who Practices The Art Of Foretelling The Future By Means Of Communication With The Dead. |
| Necropolis | n. | A City Of The Dead. |
| Necrosis | n. | The Death Of Part Of The Body. |
| Nectar | n. | Any Especially Sweet And Delicious Drink. |
| Nectarine | n. | A Variety Of The Peach. |
| Needlework | n. | Embroidery. |
| Needy | adv. | Being In Need, Want, Or Poverty. |
| Nefarious | adv. | Wicked In The Extreme. |
| Negate | v. | To Deny. |
| Negation | n. | The Act Of Denying Or Of Asserting The Falsity Of A Propositio |
| Neglectful | adv. | Exhibiting Or Indicating Omissio |
| Negligee | n. | A Loose Gown Worn By Wome |
| Negligence | n. | Omission Of That Which Ought To Be Done. |
| Negligent | adv. | Apt To Omit What Ought To Be Done. |
| Negligible | adv. | Transferable By Assignment, Endorsement, Or Delivery. |
| Negotiable | v. | To Bargain With Others For An Agreement, As For A Treaty Or Transfer Of Property. |
| Nemesis | n. | A Goddess; Divinity Of Chastisement And Vengeance. |
| Neocracy | n. | Government Administered By New Or Untried Persons. |
| Neo-Darwinsim | n. | Darwinism As Modified And Extended By More Recent Students. |
| Neo-Latin | n. | Modernized Lati |
| Neolithic | adv. | Pertaining To The Later Stone Age. |
| Neology | n. | The Coining Or Using Of New Words Or New Meanings Of Words. |
| Neopaganism | n. | A New Or Revived Paganism. |
| Neophyte | adv. | Having The Character Of A Beginner. |
| Nestle | v. | To Adjust Cozily In Snug Quarters. |
| Nestling | adv. | Recently Hatched. |
| Nettle | v. | To Excite Sensations Of Uneasiness Or Displeasure In. |
| Network | n. | Anything That Presents A System Of Cross- Lines. |
| Neural | adv. | Pertaining To The Nerves Or Nervous System. |
| Neurology | n. | The Science Of The Nervous System. |
| Neuter | adv. | Neither Masculine Nor Feminine. |
| Neutral | adv. | Belonging To Or Under Control Of Neither Of Two Contestants. |
| Newtonian | adv. | Of Or Pertaining To Sir Isaac Newton, The English Philosopher. |
| Niggardly | adv. | Stingy. (No Longer Acceptable To Use) |
| Nihilist | n. | An Advocate Of The Doctrine That Nothing Either Exists Or Can Be Know |
| Nil | n. | Nothing |
| Nimble | adv. | Light And Quick In Motion Or Actio |
| Nit | n. | The Egg Of A Louse Or Some Other Insect. |
| Nocturnal | adv. | Of Or Pertaining To The Night. |
| Noiseless | adv. | Silent. |
| Noisome | adv. | Very Offensive, Particularly To The Sense Of Smell. |
| Noisy | adv. | Clamorous. |
| Nomad | adv. | Having No Fixed Abode. |
| Nomic | adv. | Usual Or Customary. |
| Nominal | adv. | Trivial. |
| Nominate | v. | To Designate As A Candidate For Any Office. |
| Nomination | n. | The Act Or Ceremony Of Naming A Man Or Woman For Office. |
| Nominee | n. | One Who Receives A Nominatio |
| Nonchalance | n. | A State Of Mind Indicating Lack Of Interest. |
| Non-Combatant | n. | One Attached To The Army Or Navy, But Having Duties Other Than That Of Fighting. |
| Nondescript | adv. | Indescribable. |
| Nonentity | n. | A Person Or Thing Of Little Or No Account. |
| Non-Existent | n. | That Which Does Not Exist. |
| Nonpareil | n. | One Who Or That Which Is Of Unequaled Excellence. |
| Non-Resident | adv. | Not Residing Within A Given Jurisdictio |
| Norm | n. | A Model. |
| Normalcy | n. | The State Of Being Normal. |
| Norman | adv. | Of Or Peculiar To Normandy, In Northern France. |
| Nostrum | n. | Any Scheme Or Recipe Of A Charlatan Character. |
| Noticeable | adv. | Perceptible. |
| Notorious | adv. | Unfavorably Known To The General Public. |
| Novellette | n. | A Short Novel. |
| Novice | n. | A Beginner In Any Business Or Occupatio |
| Nowadays Ad | v. | In The Present Time Or Age. |
| Nowhere Ad | v. | In No Place Or State. |
| Noxious | adv. | Hurtful. |
| Nuance | n. | A Slight Degree Of Difference In Anything Perceptible To The Sense Of The Mind. |
| Nucleus | n. | A Central Point Or Part About Which Matter Is Aggregated. |
| Nude | adv. | Naked. |
| Nugatory | adv. | Having No Power Or Force. |
| Nuisance | n. | That Which Annoys, Vexes, Or Irritates. |
| Numeration | n. | The Act Or Art Of Reading Or Naming Numbers. |
| Numerical | adv. | Of Or Pertaining To Number. |
| Nunnery | n. | A Convent For Nuns. |
| Nuptial | adv. | Of Or Pertaining To Marriage, Especially To The Marriage Ceremony. |
| Nurture | n. | The Process Of Fostering Or Promoting Growth. |
| Nutriment | n. | That Which Nourishes. |
| Nutritive | adv. | Having Nutritious Properties. |
