C2 CEFR Vocabulary Word List

Here are the words for C2 CEFR level, suitable for students studying C2 Proficiency and exams of that type. This list builds on the words that are in the C1 level word list.

A Note on C2 Vocabulary

Please be aware that this list is not, and cannot be, a complete list of all C2-level words.

CEFR C2 Word List
A
to abate (v)
to abdicate (v)
aberration (n)
to abet (v)
abeyance (n)
to abhor (v)
abiding (adj)
abject (adj)
to abjure (v)
to abrogate (v)
abrogation (n)
to abscond (v)
to absolve (v)
to abstain (v)
abstention (n)
abstinence (n)
abstruse (adj)
abyss (n)
to accede (v)
to accentuate (v)
accession (n)
acclaimed (adj)
acclamation (n)
accolade (n)
accomplice (n)
to accost (v)
to accredit (v)
accreditation (n)
to accrue (v)
acerbic (adj)
to acquiesce (v)
acquiescence (n)
to acquit (v)
acrimonious (adj)
acrimony (n)
acuity (n)
acumen (n)
adage (n)
adamant (adj)
adherence (n)
adherent (n)
adjuration (n)
admittance (n)
to admonish (v)
adroit (adj)
adulation (n)
advent (n)
adversary (n)
adversity (n)
aegis (n)
affable (adj)
affectation (n)
affidavit (n)
affinity (n)
affliction (n)
alacrity (n)
albeit (conj)
alchemy (n)
allegiance (n)
allegory (n)
to alleviate (v)
to allude (v)
allusion (n)
aloof (adj)
altercation (n)
altruistic (adj)
amalgamation (n)
ambiguity (n)
ambivalent (adj)
ambrosial (adj)
to ameliorate (v)
amenable (adj)
anachronism (n)
anachronistic (adj)
analogous (adj)
anarchy (n)
anathema (n)
anecdote (n)
anguish (n)
animosity (n)
annihilation (n)
annum (n)
anomaly (n)
to antagonise (v)
antecedent (n)
antidote (n)
antipathy (n)
antiquated (adj)
antiquity (n)
antithesis (n)
apathetic (adj)
aperture (n)
apex (n)
aplomb (n)
apostle (n)
apparatus (n)
apparition (n)
to appease (v)
appellation (n)
apprehension (n)
apprehensive (adj)
aptitude (n)
arbiter (n)
arcane (adj)
archetype (n)
archipelago (n)
ardour (n)
arduous (adj)
arguably (adv)
armistice (n)
arrogance (n)
artifice (n)
artisan (n)
ascendancy (n)
to ascertain (v)
aspersion (n)
assiduous (adj)
to assuage (v)
astute (adj)
to atone (v)
attrition (n)
audacity (n)
to augment (v)
auspicious (adj)
austere (adj)
autocracy (n)
autocrat (n)
avarice (n)
aversion (n)
axiom (n)
axiomatic (adj)
B
backlash (n)
baleful (adj)
to balk (v)
ballast (n)
balm (n)
banal (adj)
bane (n)
barrage (n)
bastion (n)
to bear up (phr v)
bedlam (n)
to beguile (v)
behemoth (n)
to beleaguer (v)
to belie (v)
bellicose (adj)
belligerent (adj)
bellwether (n)
to bemoan (v)
benefactor (n)
benevolence (n)
benevolent (adj)
to bequeath (v)
bequest (n)
to berate (v)
bereavement (n)
bereft (adj)
to beseech (v)
to beset (v)
besotted (adj)
to bestow (v)
bewitching (adj)
bigotry (n)
bilateral (adj)
to billow (v)
to bite the bullet (idiom)
blasphemy (n)
blithe (adj)
boisterous (adj)
bombastic (adj)
boon (n)
boorish (adj)
bounty (n)
bourgeoisie (n)
to brandish (v)
bravado (n)
bravura (n)
brevity (n)
brinkmanship (n)
brusque (adj)
bulwark (n)
to burgeon (v)
to buttress (v)
byword (n)
C
cabal (n)
cache (n)
cacophony (n)
cadence (n)
to cajole (v)
calibre (n)
callous (adj)
camaraderie (n)
candour (n)
cantankerous (adj)
to capitulate (v)
capricious (adj)
cardinal (adj)
cartography (n)
caste (n)
to castigate (v)
cataclysm (n)
catharsis (n)
caustic (adj)
cavalcade (n)
caveat (n)
censure (n) / to censure (v)
cessation (n)
chagrin (n)
charlatan (n)
chasm (n)
to chastise (v)
chattel (n)
chicanery (n)
to chide (v)
chronology (n)
churlish (adj)
circumspect (adj)
to circumvent (v)
citadel (n)
clandestine (adj)
to cleave (v)
clemency (n)
clique (n)
cloister (n)
cloistered (adj)
clout (n)
to coalesce (v)
to coerce (v)
coercion (n)
cogent (adj)
cohesion (n)
to collude (v)
collusion (n)
colossal (adj)
colossus (n)
commensurate (adj)
to commiserate (v)
compatriot (n)
complacency (n)
complacent (adj)
complementary (adj)
complicity (n)
compulsion (n)
concatenation (n)
conciliatory (adj)
conclave (n)
concordance (n)
condescension (n)
to condone (v)
to confiscate (v)
conflagration (n)
confluence (n)
to confound (v)
conjecture (n)
to conjure (v)
to connive (v)
connoisseur (n)
connotation (n)
conquest (n)
consecration (n)
consortium (n)
consternation (n)
to construe (v)
consummation (n)
contagion (n)
contemptible (adj)
contingency (n)
continuum (n)
to contravene (v)
contrition (n)
conundrum (n)
to convene (v)
convergence (n)
convivial (adj)
convoluted (adj)
copious (adj)
coquettish (adj)
cordial (adj)
cornucopia (n)
corollary (n)
to corroborate (v)
cortege (n)
cosmology (n)
cosmos (n)
to countenance (v)
to covet (v)
craven (adj)
credulous (adj)
creed (n)
crevasse (n)
crucible (n)
crux (n)
crypt (n)
to culminate (v)
culpable (adj)
culprit (n)
cunning (adj)
cupidity (n)
curmudgeon (n)
cursory (adj)
to curtail (v)
D
daft (adj)
dalliance (n)
daunting (adj)
to dawdle (v)
dearth (n)
debacle (n)
to debilitate (v)
debonair (adj)
to debunk (v)
decadence (n)
deceitful (adj)
to decimate (v)
decorous (adj)
decorum (n)
decree (n)
decrepit (adj)
to decry (v)
defamation (n)
deference (n)
to deflate (v)
defunct (adj)
to dehort (v)
to deign (v)
deity (n)
deleterious (adj)
deliberation (n)
to delineate (v)
delineation (n)
delirium (n)
deliverance (n)
deluge (n)
demagogue (n)
demarcation (n)
to demean (v)
demeanour (n)
demise (n)
to demur (v)
demure (adj)
to denigrate (v)
denouement (n)
to deplete (v)
deplorable (adj)
to deplore (v)
depravity (n)
derelict (adj)
to deride (v)
derisive (adj)
derogatory (adj)
to desecrate (v)
desolation (n)
despondency (n)
despondent (adj)
destitute (adj)
desultory (adj)
detachment (n)
to deter (v)
detestable (adj)
detriment (n)
detrimental (adj)
deviation (n)
devious (adj)
devoid (adj)
dexterity (n)
dexterous (adj)
dialectic (n)
diaphanous (adj)
diaspora (n)
diatribe (n)
dichotomy (n)
didactic (adj)
diffident (adj)
dilatory (adj)
diligence (n)
diligently (adv)
diminution (n)
dingy (adj)
dirge (n)
disaffection (n)
to discern (v)
discernment (n)
disciple (n)
discord (n)
discordant (adj)
discrepancy (n)
disdain (n) / to disdain (v)
dishevelled (adj)
disillusionment (n)
disingenuous (adj)
disinterested (adj)
disjointed (adj)
dismay (n) / to dismay (v)
to disparage (v)
disparate (adj)
disparity (n)
dispassionate (adj)
to dispel (v)
dispensation (n)
to dispense (v)
disposition (n)
disrepute (n)
to disseminate (v)
dissension (n)
dissent (n)
dissertation (n)
dissident (n)
to dissipate (v)
dissolution (n)
dissonance (n)
divination (n)
to divulge (v)
dogged (adj)
dogma (n)
dogmatic (adj)
doldrums (n)
domicile (n)
dominion (n)
dormant (adj)
dossier (n)
dotage (n)
drudgery (n)
dubious (adj)
duplicity (n)
duress (n)
to dwindle (v)
dynasty (n)
E
ebullience (n)
ebullient (adj)
eccentric (adj)
echelon (n)
eclectic (adj)
edict (n)
edification (n)
edifice (n)
efficacious (adj)
effigy (n)
effrontery (n)
effusion (n)
effusive (adj)
egregious (adj)
elated (adj)
elation (n)
to elicit (v)
eloquent (adj)
to elucidate (v)
elusive (adj)
emaciated (adj)
to emanate (v)
to emancipate (v)
emancipation (n)
embargo (n)
to embellish (v)
to embezzle (v)
emblem (n)
to embroil (v)
emissary (n)
to emulate (v)
enclave (n)
to encroach (v)
endemic (adj)
to endow (v)
to enervate (v)
to engender (v)
enigma (n)
enigmatic (adj)
enmity (n)
ennui (n)
enormity (n)
to ensue (v)
to entail (v)
to enthrall (v)
enticing (adj)
entourage (n)
to entreat (v)
entrenchment (n)
entropy (n)
to enumerate (v)
envoy (n)
ephemeral (adj)
epicentre (n)
epicure (n)
epigram (n)
epilogue (n)
epiphany (n)
epitaph (n)
epitome (n)
to epitomise (v)
epoch (n)
equanimity (n)
equilibrium (n)
equivocal (adj)
to eradicate (v)
erotic (adj)
to err (v)
erstwhile (adj)
erudite (adj)
erudition (n)
escapade (n)
escarpment (n)
to eschew (v)
esoteric (adj)
to espouse (v)
esteem (n)
ethereal (adj)
ethos (n)
etymology (n)
eulogy (n)
euphemism (n)
euphoria (n)
evanescent (adj)
to exacerbate (v)
exacting (adj)
to exalt (v)
exaltation (n)
exchequer (n)
to excoriate (v)
excruciating (adj)
execrable (adj)
to exemplify (v)
to exhort (v)
exhortation (n)
exigency (n)
exigent (adj)
exodus (n)
to exonerate (v)
exorbitant (adj)
expatriate (n)
expediency (n)
expedient (adj)
to expedite (v)
exponent (n)
exposition (n)
to expound (v)
to expunge (v)
exquisite (adj)
to extol (v)
extraneous (adj)
to extricate (v)
exuberant (adj)
to exude (v)
exultation (n)
F
to fabricate (v)
fabrication (n)
facet (n)
facetious (adj)
facile (adj)
facsimile (n)
fallacious (adj)
fallacy (n)
fallibility (n)
famine (n)
fanaticism (n)
farce (n)
farcical (adj)
fastidious (adj)
fatalism (n)
to fathom (v)
fatuous (adj)
fauna (n)
to fawn over (phr v)
fa?ade (n)
feckless (adj)
to feign (v)
feisty (adj)
fermentation (n)
ferocious (adj)
to ferret out (phr v)
fervent (adj)
fervid (adj)
fervour (n)
fetish (n)
feud (n)
fiasco (n)
fickle (adj)
fidelity (n)
figment (n)
figurehead (n)
filibuster (n)
finesse (n)
fissure (n)
flagrant (adj)
to flaunt (v)
fleeting (adj)
flimsy (adj)
flora (n)
flotsam (n)
to flout (v)
flux (n)
fodder (n)
foible (n)
folly (n)
to foment (v)
foolhardiness (n)
foray (n)
forbearance (n)
forerunner (n)
to forestall (v)
forfeiture (n)
to forgo (v)
forlorn (adj)
formidable (adj)
to forsake (v)
forte (n)
fortitude (n)
fortuitous (adj)
to founder (v)
fractious (adj)
fraught (adj)
fray (n)
frenetic (adj)
frenzy (n)
freshman (n)
fretful (adj)
frivolous (adj)
frugal (adj)
fruition (n)
fulcrum (n)
fulsome (adj)
furor (n)
furtive (adj)
futile (adj)
futility (n)
G
gaffe (n)
to galvanise (v)
gambit (n)
garish (adj)
to garner (v)
garrison (n)
garrulous (adj)
gauche (adj)
gauntlet (n)
genealogy (n)
genesis (n)
genial (adj)
to genuflect (v)
germane (adj)
gestation (n)
gingerly (adv)
gist (n)
to glean (v)
glib (adj)
glossary (n)
gluttony (n)
grandeur (n)
gratification (n)
gratuitous (adj)
gravitas (n)
gregarious (adj)
grievance (n)
to grovel (v)
gruelling (adj)
guile (n)
gullible (adj)
H
hackneyed (adj)
halcyon (n)
hallmark (n)
halo (n)
to hamper (v)
haphazard (adj)
hapless (adj)
harangue (n) / to harangue (v)
harbinger (n)
to harness (v)
to hasten (v)
haughty (adj)
havoc (n)
hearsay (n)
hedonistic (adj)
to heed (v)
hegemony (n)
heinous (adj)
heirloom (n)
henceforth (adv)
henchman (n)
to herald (v)
herbivore (n)
heresy (n)
heretical (adj)
hiatus (n)
hindrance (n)
hinterland (n)
histrionic (adj)
hitherto (adv)
to hoard (v)
holocaust (n)
homage (n)
homogeneous (adj)
to hone (v)
horoscope (n)
hospice (n)
hubris (n)
hybrid (n)
hyperbole (n)
hypocrisy (n)
hypothetical (adj)
hysteria (n)
I
iconoclasm (n)
iconoclast (n)
ideologue (n)
idiosyncrasy (n)
idiosyncratic (adj)
idyllic (adj)
ignominious (adj)
ignominy (n)
ill-advised (adj)
illicit (adj)
to imbue (v)
immaculate (adj)
immeasurably (adv)
immensity (n)
immortal (adj)
immutable (adj)
to impair (v)
impartial (adj)
impasse (n)
impassive (adj)
impeachment (n)
impeccable (adj)
to impede (v)
impediment (n)
imperative (adj)
imperceptibly (adv)
imperialism (n)
to imperil (v)
imperious (adj)
impertinent (adj)
imperturbable (adj)
impervious (adj)
impetuous (adj)
impetus (n)
implacable (adj)
implausible (adj)
impracticable (adj)
impregnable (adj)
impromptu (adj)
impropriety (n)
impudence (n)
to impugn (v)
impunity (n)
inadequacy (n)
inadvertent (adj)
inane (adj)
to inaugurate (v)
incarnation (n)
incendiary (adj)
to incense (v)
inception (n)
incessant (adj)
incisive (adj)
to incite (v)
inclement (adj)
inclination (n)
inclusive (adj)
incomprehensible (adj)
inconceivable (adj)
incongruity (n)
incongruous (adj)
incontrovertible (adj)
incorrigible (adj)
incredulity (n)
incredulous (adj)
incumbency (n)
incumbent (n)
incursion (n)
indefatigable (adj)
indelible (adj)
to indemnify (v)
indifference (n)
indifferent (adj)
indignant (adj)
indignation (n)
indiscretion (n)
indoctrination (n)
indolent (adj)
indomitable (adj)
inducement (n)
induction (n)
indulgent (adj)
industrious (adj)
ineffable (adj)
inept (adj)
ineptitude (n)
inequity (n)
inertia (n)
inexhaustible (adj)
inexorable (adj)
infallible (adj)
infamy (n)
infatuation (n)
inferno (n)
infirmary (n)
inflammatory (adj)
influx (n)
infraction (n)
ingenious (adj)
ingenuity (n)
ingenuous (adj)
ingrained (adj)
inhospitable (adj)
inhumanity (n)
inimical (adj)
iniquitous (adj)
injunction (n)
inkling (n)
innocuous (adj)
innuendo (n)
innumerable (adj)
inquisition (n)
insatiable (adj)
inscrutable (adj)
insidious (adj)
insipid (adj)
insolent (adj)
insoluble (adj)
insouciant (adj)
to instigate (v)
insurgency (n)
insurmountable (adj)
insurrection (n)
intelligentsia (n)
inter alia (adv)
interlude (n)
intermittently (adv)
internecine (adj)
intimation (n)
intimidation (n)
intransigence (n)
intransigent (adj)
intrepid (adj)
intrinsic (adj)
introspection (n)
intrusive (adj)
intuition (n)
to inundate (v)
invasive (adj)
invective (n)
inveterate (adj)
invidious (adj)
invocation (n)
iota (n)
irascible (adj)
ire (n)
to irk (v)
irreproachable (adj)
irreverent (adj)
itinerant (adj)
itinerary (n)
J
jaded (adj)
jamboree (n)
jargon (n)
jaundiced (adj)
jaunt (n)
to jeopardise (v)
jingoism (n)
jocular (adj)
jocularity (n)
journeyman (n)
joust (n)
jubilation (n)
jubilee (n)
judicious (adj)
juggernaut (n)
juncture (n)
jurisprudence (n)
jurist (n)
to juxtapose (v)
juxtaposition (n)
K
kaleidoscope (n)
ken (n)
kernel (n)
keynote (n)
to kindle (v)
kindred (n)
kinship (n)
knoll (n)
kudos (n)
L
labyrinth (n)
lackadaisical (adj)
lacklustre (adj)
laconic (adj)
laggard (n)
to lambaste (v)
to lament (v)
lamentable (adj)
lampoon (n)
languid (adj)
to languish (v)
lapse (n)
larceny (n)
largesse (n)
latent (adj)
latitude (n)
to laud (v)
laudable (adj)
laureate (n)
lectern (n)
leery of (adj)
leeway (n)
lenient (adj)
lethargic (adj)
lethargy (n)
level-headed (adj)
levity (n)
to levy (v)
lexicon (n)
liaison (n)
licentious (adj)
limbo (n)
lineage (n)
linguist (n)
to liquidate (v)
liquidation (n)
litany (n)
litigant (n)
litigious (adj)
liturgy (n)
to loathe (v)
longevity (n)
loophole (n)
loquacious (adj)
lore (n)
lout (n)
lucid (adj)
ludicrous (adj)
lugubrious (adj)
lukewarm (adj)
luminary (n)
luminous (adj)
lustre (n)
luxuriant (adj)
M
machination (n)
machismo (n)
macrocosm (n)
madcap (adj)
maelstrom (n)
maestro (n)
magnanimous (adj)
magnate (n)
mainstay (n)
malady (n)
malaise (n)
malcontent (n)
malevolent (adj)
malfeasance (n)
malice (n)
to malign (v)
malleable (adj)
malodorous (adj)
manifestation (n)
mannerism (n)
manor (n)
mantle (n)
marauder (n)
marquee (n)
martyrdom (n)
masochism (n)
masquerade (n)
materialism (n)
matriarch (n)
maudlin (adj)
maverick (n)
maxim (n)
mayhem (n)
meagre (adj)
mediator (n)
mediocrity (n)
megalomania (n)
melancholy (n)
melee (n)
memento (n)
memorabilia (n)
menacing (adj)
mendacious (adj)
mercenary (n)
meritocracy (n)
messiah (n)
metamorphosis (n)
methodology (n)
meticulous (adj)
mettle (n)
microcosm (n)
minion (n)
minutiae (n)
mirage (n)
mire (n)
misanthrope (n)
mischievous (adj)
misgiving (n)
mishap (n)
misnomer (n)
misogyny (n)
to mitigate (v)
modicum (n)
mogul (n)
to mollify (v)
moniker (n)
monolith (n)
monologue (n)
montage (n)
moratorium (n)
mordant (adj)
morgue (n)
moribund (adj)
morose (adj)
mortal (adj / n)
mortifying (adj)
mosaic (n)
to muffle (v)
multitude (n)
mundane (adj)
munificent (adj)
munition (n)
mural (n)
mutable (adj)
myopic (adj)
myriad (n / adj)
mystique (n)
N
nadir (n)
to nag (v)
naivety (n)
namesake (n)
narcissism (n)
nascent (adj)
nebulous (adj)
nefarious (adj)
negligence (n)
nemesis (n)
neophyte (n)
nepotism (n)
nexus (n)
nihilism (n)
nirvana (n)
nomenclature (n)
nonchalance (n)
nonchalant (adj)
nonentity (n)
notoriety (n)
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saga (n)
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sloth (n)
slumber (n)
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solemn (adj)
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unfathomable (adj)
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untrodden (adj)
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