Ielts vocabulary Masterclass book + ielts listening & Reading Dictionary: Dominate Proficiency Level Vocabulary for ielts listening, Reading, Writing & Speaking

Gainsay: MEANING: Deny or dispute; oppose
SENTENCE: He shrugged his shoulders, unable to gainsay the argument.
Galling: MEANING: Causing irritation, exasperating
SENTENCE: Learning vocabulary lists without sentence examples Is a
galling thing for most students.
Gambit: MEANING: Action aimed at producing a future advantage; a
remark to open or redirect a conversation
SENTENCE: One gambit is to require photo identification. This should
ensure tenants are properly managed.
Garrulous: MEANING: Talkative, wordy
SENTENCE: Many club members avoided the company of the garrulous
junior executive, because his constant chatter bored them to tears.
Gauche: MEANING: Clumsy and awkward in social behaviour
SENTENCE: It Is terribly gauche to put ketchup on your steak and then
talk with your mouth full as you eat it! That's the last time I ever bring you
to a nice place!
Gawky: MEANING: Physically awkward
SENTENCE: As a teenager, she thought of herself as gawky and often
slouched so as not to seem so much taller than her peers; of course, now
that she's a supermodel, no one thinks of her as gawky at all.
Glib: MEANING: Fluent with insincerity or superficiality

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SENTENCE: Politicians are usually glib and articulate speakers; this helps
them in their campaign.