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Vocabulary for IELTS Academic (Band 6-7) - Weight and Steadiness

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Vocabulary for Academic IELTS (6-7)
dense
dense
[Adjective]

thick or heavy in a chemical context

Ex: Carbon dioxide is considered a dense gas compared to oxygen. 
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ponderous
ponderous
[Adjective]

difficult to move or manage due to bulk

Ex: The ponderous sofa wouldn't fit through the narrow hallway. 
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unbreakable
unbreakable
[Adjective]

impossible or difficult to destroy or damage

Ex: The unbreakable glassware was designed to withstand high temperatures and impacts. 
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steadfast
steadfast
[Adjective]

firmly secured in one position and unable to move or change

Ex: Despite the strong winds, the tree remained steadfast, firmly rooted in the ground. 
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immoveable
immoveable
[Adjective]

fixed in an unchangeable position

Ex: The boulder was so heavy it seemed immovable, even with a bulldozer. 
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unshakable
unshakable
[Adjective]

firm in a way that cannot be destroyed or changed

Ex: Her unshakable faith helped her through the darkest times. 
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stout
stout
[Adjective]

physically strong and tough, able to endure hard work or harsh conditions

Ex: The stout lumberjack could chop wood for hours without tiring. 
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robust
robust
[Adjective]

built to endure stress or wear without breaking or being easily damaged

Ex: The robust construction of the bridge ensured it could withstand heavy traffic and severe weather conditions. 
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airy
airy
[Adjective]

weighing very little

Ex: The airy chiffon fabric floated around her like a cloud. 
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delicate
delicate
[Adjective]

easily harmed or destroyed

Ex: The delicate flowers wilted in the hot sun. 
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frail
frail
[Adjective]

weak and likely to be destroyed or damaged

Ex: The frail antique vase shattered when it tipped over. 
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shaky
shaky
[Adjective]

uncertain about the exact details of something

Ex: His shaky alibi made the police suspect his story. 
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flimsy
flimsy
[Adjective]

likely to break due to the lack of strength or durability

Ex: The flimsy cardboard box fell apart when it was lifted. 
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breakable
breakable
[Adjective]

easily damaged or destroyed

Ex: The glass vase on the table is breakable, so please handle it with care. 
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to slim down

to lose weight

Ex: She has been working hard to slim down before her sister's wedding. 
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sturdy
sturdy
[Adjective]

strongly built or solid in nature

Ex: The sturdy table was made from solid oak, ensuring it would last for generations. 
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resilient
resilient
[Adjective]

having the ability to return to its original shape or position after being stretched or compressed

Ex: Rubber bands are resilient and can stretch without breaking. 
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durable
durable
[Adjective]

able to resist wear, damage, or decay

Ex: The boots are durable and suitable for rough terrain. 
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floaty
floaty
[Adjective]

able to stay on the surface of a liquid or drift in the air due to having little weight

Ex: The floaty petals of the cherry blossoms landed on the pond. 
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limp
limp
[Adjective]

lacking firmness and strength

Ex: The limp lettuce leaves wilted in the heat. 
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uncompromising
uncompromising
[Adjective]

unwilling to change or give in

Ex: The coach was uncompromising, players either followed his rules or quit. 
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