C2 Level Wordlist - Success and Wealth

Here you will learn all the essential words for talking about Success and Wealth, collected specifically for level C2 learners.

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auspicious [adjective]

indicating that something is very likely to succeed in the future

Ex: The team took the unexpected victory as an auspicious omen for the rest of the season .

self-assured [adjective]

confident in one's abilities or qualities

Ex: Despite her young age , she spoke with a self-assured tone that commanded respect .

driven [adjective]

showing determination and ambition to achieve one's goals

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high-flying [adjective]

extremely successful, particularly in job or education

Ex: The team celebrated their high-flying victory , securing their place in the championship .

goal-oriented [adjective]

characterized by a strong focus on achieving specific objectives

Ex: His goal-oriented mindset propelled him to success in his career , as he consistently exceeded targets .

elite [adjective]

associated with superior status, privilege, or excellence

Ex: The elite squad of scientists worked on groundbreaking research projects , contributing to advancements in their respective fields .

serendipitous [adjective]

unexpectedly fortunate or successful

Ex: A serendipitous turn of events brought the aspiring musician to a chance meeting with a renowned producer who launched their career .

well-heeled [adjective]

having substantial financial resources

Ex: The neighborhood is full of well-heeled residents .

deep-pocketed [adjective]

having a lot of money or significant financial resources

Ex: The political candidate relied on support from deep-pocketed donors to fund their campaign .

loaded [adjective]

having a lot of money or financial resources

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to outmaneuver [verb]

to surpass or overcome an opponent or obstacle through strategic and skillful maneuvers

Ex: The resourceful explorer outmaneuvered obstacles in the treacherous terrain , reaching the destination against all odds .

to outstrip [verb]

to posses or reach a higher level of skill, success, value, or quantity than another person or thing

Ex: Her dedication to her studies allowed her to outstrip her classmates in academic achievement .

to eclipse [verb]

to become more successful, important, or powerful that someone or something else in a way that they become unnoticeable

Ex: The new skyscraper 's towering height eclipsed neighboring buildings , becoming a prominent feature of the city skyline .

to prevail [verb]

to prove to be superior in strength, influence, or authority

Ex: Against all odds , the underdog prevailed in the election , surprising many with a grassroots campaign that resonated with voters .

to outclass [verb]

to surpass or exceed others in a particular activity, skill, or performance

Ex: The chess grandmaster always finds a way to outclass opponents with strategic moves and foresight .

to transcend [verb]

to go beyond a particular limit, quality, or standard, often in an exceptional way

Ex: The athlete 's performance on the field has the potential to transcend records and redefine expectations .

to procure [verb]

to obtain something, especially through effort or skill

Ex: To meet the growing demand , the farmer had to procure additional equipment to streamline the harvesting process .

to outshine [verb]

to surpass others in a particular quality or achievement

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to outperform [verb]

to do better than someone or something

Ex: The company 's stock consistently outperforms others in the market due to its strong financial performance .

to burgeon [verb]

to have a rapid development or growth

Ex: The city 's skyline burgeoned as new skyscrapers were constructed .

to outwit [verb]

to defeat or surpass someone in a clever or cunning manner

Ex: The spy managed to outwit the enemy agents , obtaining valuable information without being detected .

to reign [verb]

to be predominant or prevalent

Ex: The rock band reigned supreme in the music industry during the 1980s , with chart-topping albums and sold-out concerts .

to culminate [verb]

to end by coming to a climactic point

Ex: The journey culminated in reaching the summit of the mountain .

to outsmart [verb]

to use skill and cunning to gain an advantage over someone, defeating or surpassing them through intelligence

Ex: During the negotiation , she skillfully outsmarted her competitors , securing the deal with favorable terms for her company .

C2 Level Wordlist
Size and Magnitude	Weight and Stability	Quantity	Intensity
Pace	Shapes	Importance and Essentiality	Commonness and Uniqueness
Difficulty and Challenge	Price and Luxuriousness	Quality	Success and Wealth
Failure and Poverty	Body Shape	Age and Appearance	Comprehension and Intelligence
Personal Traits	Emotional States	Trigerring Emotions	Feelings
Relationship Dynamics and Connections	Social and Moral Behaviors	Tastes and Smells	Sounds
Textures	Thoughts and Decisions	Complaint and Criticism	Harmony and Discord
Communication and Discussion	Body Language and Emotional Actions	Order and Permission	Advice and Influence
Honor and Admiration	Request and Answer	Attempt and Prevention	Changing and Forming
Movements	Preparing Food	Food and Drinks	Natural Environment
Animals	Weather and Temperature	Disaster and Pollution	Work Environment
Occupations	Accommodation	Transportation	Tourism and Migration
Hobbies and Routines	Sports	Arts	Cinema and Theater
Literature	Music	Clothes and Fashion	Architecture
History	Culture and Custom	Society	Religion
Philosophy	Linguistics	Politics	Law
Crime	Punishment	War and Army	Government
Education	Media	Technology and Internet	Marketing and Advertisement
Shopping	Business and Management	Finance	Scientific Fields and Studies
Medicine	Health Condition	Recovery and Treatment	Human Body
Psychology	Biology	Chemistry	Physics
Astronomy	Mathematics	Geology	Engineering
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