IELTS VOCABULARY | LEARN ENGLISH | ENGLISH VOCABULARY
| Tableau | n. | An Arrangement Of Inanimate Figures Representing A Scene From Real Life. |
| Tacit | adj. | Understood. |
| Taciturn | adj. | Disinclined To Conversatio |
| Tack | n. | A Small Sharp-Pointed Nail. |
| Tact | n. | Fine Or Ready Mental Discernment Shown In Saying Or Doing The Proper Thing. |
| Tactician | n. | One Who Directs Affairs With Skill And Shrewdness. |
| Tactics | n. | Any Maneuvering Or Adroit Management For Effecting An Object. |
| Tangency | n. | The State Of Touching. |
| Tangent | adj. | Touching. |
| Tangible | adj. | Perceptible By Touch. |
| Tannery | n. | A Place Where Leather Is Tanned. |
| Tantalize | v. | To Tease. |
| Tantamount | adj. | Having Equal Or Equivalent Value, Effect, Or Import. |
| Tapestry | n. | A Fabric To Which A Pattern Is Applied With A Needle, Designed For Ornamental Hangings. |
| Tarnish | v. | To Lessen Or Destroy The Luster Of In Any Way. |
| Taut | adj. | Stretched Tight. |
| Taxation | n. | A Levy, By Government, Of A Fixed Contributio |
| Taxidermy | n. | The Art Or Process Of Preserving Dead Animals Or Parts Of Them. |
| Technic | adj. | Technical. |
| Technicality | n. | Something Peculiar To A Particular Art, Trade, Or The Like. |
| Technique | n. | Manner Of Performance. |
| Technography | n. | The Scientific Description Or Study Of Human Arts And Industries In Their Historic Development. |
| Technology | n. | The Knowledge Relating To Industries And Manufactures. |
| Teem | v. | To Be Full To Overflowing. |
| Telepathy | n. | Thought-Transference. |
| Telephony | n. | The Art Or Process Of Communicating By Telephone. |
| Telescope | v. | To Drive Together So That One Slides Into The Another Like The Sections Of A Spy- Glass. |
| Telltale | adj. | That Gives Warning Or Informatio |
| Temerity | n. | Recklessness. |
| Temporal | adj. | Pertaining To Or Concerned With The Affairs Of The Present Life. |
| Temporary | adj. | Lasting For A Short Time Only. |
| Temporize | v. | To Pursue A Policy Of Delay. |
| Tempt | v. | To Offer To (Somebody) An Inducement To Do Wrong. |
| Tempter | n. | An Allurer Or Enticer To Evil. |
| Tenacious | adj. | Unyielding. |
| Tenant | n. | An Occupant. |
| Tendency | n. | Direction Or Inclination, As Toward Some Objector End. |
| Tenet | n. | Any Opinion, Principle, Dogma, Or Doctrine That A Person Believes Or Maintains As True. |
| Tenor | n. | A Settled Course Or Manner Of Progress. |
| Tense | adj. | Strained To Stiffness. |
| Tentative | adj. | Done As An Experiment. |
| Tenure | n. | The Term During Which A Thing Is Held. |
| Tercentenary | adj. | Pertaining To A Period Of 300 Years. |
| Termagant | adj. | Violently Abusive And Quarrelsome. |
| Terminal | adj. | Pertaining To Or Creative Of A Boundary, Limit. |
| Terminate | v. | To Put An End Or Stop To. |
| Termination | n. | The Act Of Ending Or Concluding. |
| Terminus | n. | The Final Point Or Goal. |
| Terrify | v. | To Fill With Extreme Fear. |
| Territorial | adj. | Pertaining To The Domain Over Which A Sovereign State Exercises Jurisdictio |
| Terse | adj. | Pithy. |
| Testament | n. | A Will. |
| Testator | n. | The Maker Of A Will. |
| Testimonial | n. | A Formal Token Of Regard, Often Presented In Public. |
| Thearchy | n. | Government By A Supreme Deity. |
| Theism | n. | Belief In God. |
| Theocracy | n. | A Government Administered By Ecclesiastics. |
| Theocrasy | n. | The Mixed Worship Of Polytheism. |
| Theologian | n. | A Professor Of Divinity. |
| Theological | adj. | Based On Or Growing Out Of Divine Revelatio |
| Theology | n. | The Branch Of Theological Science That Treats Of God. |
| Theoretical | adj. | Directed Toward Knowledge For Its Own Sake Without Respect To Applications. |
| Theorist | n. | One Given To Speculating. |
| Theorize | v. | To Speculate. |
| Thereabout Ad | v. | Near That Number, Quantity, Degree, Place, Or Time, Approximately. |
| Therefor Ad | v. | For That Or This. |
| Thermal | adj. | Of Or Pertaining To Heat. |
| Thermoelectric | adj. | Denoting Electricity Produced By Heat. |
| Thermoelectricity | n. | Electricity Generated By Differences Of Temperature, |
| Thesis | n. | An Essay Or Treatise On A Particular Subject. |
| Thoroughbred | adj. | Bred From The Best Or Purest Blood Or Stock. |
| Thoroughfare | n. | A Public Street Or Road. |
| Thrall | n. | One Controlled By An Appetite Or A Passio |
| Tilth | n. | Cultivatio |
| Timbre | n. | The Quality Of A Tone, As Distinguished From Intensity And Pitch. |
| Timorous | adj. | Lacking Courage. |
| Tincture | n. | A Solution, Usually Alcoholic, Of Some Principle Used In Medicine. |
| Tinge | n. | A Faint Trace Of Color. |
| Tipsy | adj. | Befuddled With Drinks. |
| Tirade | n. | Harangue. |
| Tireless | adj. | Untiring. |
| Tiresome | adj. | Wearisome. |
| Titanic | adj. | Of Vast Size Or Strength. |
| Toilsome | adj. | Laborious. |
| Tolerable | adj. | Moderately Good. |
| Tolerance | n. | Forbearance In Judging Of The Acts Or Opinions Of Others. |
| Tolerant | adj. | Indulgent. |
| Tolerate | v. | To Passively Permit Or Put Up With. |
| Toleration | n. | A Spirit Of Charitable Leniency. |
| Topography | n. | The Art Of Representing On A Map The Physical Features Of Any Locality Or Region With Accuracy. |
| Torpor | n. | Apathy. |
| Torrid | adj. | Excessively Hot. |
| Tortious | adj. | Wrongful. |
| Tortuous | adj. | Abounding In Irregular Bends Or Turns. |
| Torturous | adj. | Marked By Extreme Suffering. |
| Tractable | adj. | Easily Led Or Controlled. |
| Triumvir | n. | One Of Three Men United Coordinately In Public Office Or Authority. |
| Trivial | adj. | Of Little Importance Or Value. |
| Troublesome | adj. | Burdensome. |
| Truculence | n. | Ferocity. |
| Truculent | adj. | Having The Character Or The Spirit Of A Savage. |
| Truism | n. | A Statement So Plainly True As Hardly To Require Statement Or Proof. |
| Truthful | adj. | Veracious. |
| Turgid | adj. | Swolle |
| Turpitude | n. | Depravity. |
| Tutelage | n. | The Act Of Training Or The State Of Being Under Instructio |
| Tutelar | adj. | Protective. |
| Tutorship | n. | The Office Of A Guardia |
| Twinge | n. | A Darting Momentary Local Pai |
| Typical | adj. | Characteristic. |
| Typify | v. | To Serve As A Characteristic Example Of. |
| Typographical | adj. | Pertaining To Typography Or Printing. |
| Typography | n. | The Arrangement Of Composed Type, Or The Appearance Of Printed Matter. |
| Tyrannical | adj. | Despotic. |
| Tyranny | n. | Absolute Power Arbitrarily Or Unjustly Administrated. |
| Tyro | n. | One Slightly Skilled In Or Acquainted With Any Trade Or Professio |
