Vocabulary for IELTS Academic (Band 6-7) - Sounds

Here, you will learn some English words related to Sounds that are necessary for the Academic IELTS exam.

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Vocabulary for IELTS Academic (Band 6-7)
dulcet [adjective]

sweet, soothing, and pleasant to the ear

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melodic [adjective]

having a pleasing, musical sound

Ex: His melodic laughter was infectious , putting everyone in a good mood .
harmonious [adjective]

having a combination of tones that blend well together

Ex: The duet 's harmonious blend of voices enchanted the audience .
thunderous [adjective]

extremely loud and resonant like the sound of thunder

Ex: Echoing through the canyon , the waterfall 's thunderous roar captivated all who listened .
echoing [adjective]

producing repeated or reflected sounds

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booming [adjective]

resounding with a deep, loud, and powerful quality, often like the sound of a boom

Ex: As the fireworks exploded in the night sky , their booming sounds filled the air .
rhythmic [adjective]

having a pattern or regular sequence of sounds, movements, or events

Ex: The clapping and stomping at the concert added a rhythmic energy to the music .
cacophonous [adjective]

having a harsh, unpleasant, and jarring sound

Ex: The argument in the room grew cacophonous as voices raised and overlapped .
resonant [adjective]

(of sound) having a deep, clear, and echoing effect

Ex: His resonant laughter echoed in the open courtyard , spreading joy to those nearby .
rumbling [adjective]

having a low, deep, and continuous sound especially heard from a long distance

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rustling [adjective]

having a soft, light, and whispery sound

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buzzing [adjective]

producing a continuous humming or vibrating sound, like the sound of bees

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creaking [adjective]

making a high-pitched noise when being moved, often due to friction

grumbling [adjective]

producing a low, discontented, or continuous sound

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deafening [adjective]

(of a sound) too loud in a way that nothing else can be heard

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murmuring [adjective]

making a soft, low, and indistinct sound

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dull [adjective]

(of a sound) having a muted or indistinct quality

Ex: In the distance , the dull thud of construction machinery echoed through the quiet neighborhood .
babbling [noun]

the continuous, soft, and unclear noises, like the sound of a baby

Ex: The nursery echoed with the joyful babbling of infants as they played with toys .
hissing [noun]

the act or sound of producing a prolonged and fricative noise

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the sharp sound of popping and snapping, often associated with the breaking or burning of materials

Ex: As the autumn leaves burned in the bonfire , the crackling sound added to the cozy atmosphere .
roaring [noun]

a strong, deep, and long-lasting noise that sounds like the sound of an animal

Ex: Tourists were thrilled by the powerful roaring of the tigers at the wildlife sanctuary .
humming [noun]

a low and continuous sound

Ex: In the garden , the humming of bees added to the peaceful ambiance on a sunny afternoon .
Vocabulary for IELTS Academic (Band 6-7)
Size and Scale Dimensions Weight and Steadiness Increase in Amount
Decrease in Amount Intensity Time and Duration Space and Area
Shapes Speed Significance Insignificance
Strength and Influence Uniqueness Commonness Complexity
High Quality Low Quality Value Challenges
Wealth and Success Poverty and Failure Age and Appearance Body Shape
Wellness Intellectual Capability Intellectual Incapabilities Positive Human Traits
Negative Human Traits Moral Traits Financial Behaviours Social Behaviours
Short-tempered Traits Positive Emotional Responses Negative Emotional Responses Positive Emotional States
Negative Emotional States Tastes and Smells Sounds Textures
Temperature Probability Attempt and Prevention Opinions
Thoughts and Decisions Encouragement and Discouragement Knowledge and Information Request and Suggestion
Respect and Approval Regret and Sadness Relational Actions Physical Actions and Reactions
Body Language and Gestures Postures and Positions Movements Engaging in Verbal Communication
Understanding and Learning Perceiving The Senses Commanding and Giving Permissions Predicting
Touching and Holding Changing and Forming Creating and Producing Organising and Collecting
Preparing Food Eating and Drinking Science Education
Research Astronomy Physics Biology
Chemistry Geology Philosophy Psychology
Maths and Graphs Geometry Environment Landscape and Geography
Engineering Technology Internet and Computer Manufacture and Industry
History Religion Culture and Custom Language and Grammar
Arts Music Film and Theatre Literature
Architecture Marketing Finance Management
Medicine Sickness and Symptoms Law Energy and Power
Crime Punishment Government Politics
Measurement War Positive Emotions Negative Emotions
Travel and Tourism Migration Food and Drinks Materials
Pollution Disasters Weather Animals
Adverbs of Manner Adverbs of Degree Adverbs of Comment and Certainty Adverbs of Time and Frequency
Adverbs of Purpose and Emphasis Conjunctive Adverbs