B2 Level Vocabulary starting with Letters B and C by CEPT Practice

 

B2 Level Vocabulary starting with Letters B and C by CEPT Practice - 133 words with definitions and sample sentences

1. Bear:

   - Definition: To endure or tolerate; carry the weight of something.

   - Sentence: Despite the pain, she managed to bear the burden of her loss.

2. Bearing:

   - Definition: The manner in which one carries or conducts oneself.

   - Sentence: His confident bearing impressed everyone in the room.

3. Bearer:

   - Definition: One who carries or holds something.

   - Sentence: The bearer of good news arrived just in time for the celebration.

4. Bearable:

   - Definition: Able to be endured or tolerated.

   - Sentence: The temperature was high, but it was still bearable with a fan.

5. Unbearable:

   - Definition: Not able to be endured or tolerated.

   - Sentence: The pain in her leg was unbearable, and she had to seek medical attention.

6. Beautify:

   - Definition: To make beautiful or enhance the beauty of something.

   - Sentence: The artist used vibrant colors to beautify the dull wall.

7. Beauty:

   - Definition: The quality or combination of qualities that give pleasure to the senses and provide a positive aesthetic experience.

   - Sentence: The sunset over the ocean was a breathtaking display of beauty.

8. Beautician:

   - Definition: A person who provides beauty treatments, such as hairstyling or makeup application.

   - Sentence: She visited the beautician to get a facial before her wedding.

9. Beautiful:

   - Definition: Having beauty; pleasing to the eye or the senses.

   - Sentence: The garden was filled with beautiful flowers of various colors.

10. Behave:

    - Definition: To conduct oneself in a particular manner; to act in a certain way.

    - Sentence: The children were told to behave during the school assembly.

11. Misbehave:

    - Definition: To behave badly or inappropriately.

    - Sentence: The students were reprimanded for misbehaving in class.

12. Behaviour:

    - Definition: The way in which a person behaves; actions or conduct.

    - Sentence: His behavior at the party was polite and respectful.

13. Misbehaviour:

    - Definition: Improper or unacceptable behavior.

    - Sentence: The misbehaviour of some fans led to the cancellation of the concert.

14. Behavioural:

    - Definition: Relating to behavior or the study of behavior.

    - Sentence: The psychologist conducted a behavioural analysis of the patient.

15. Believe:

    - Definition: To accept something as true or real.

    - Sentence: I believe in the power of positive thinking.

16. Belief:

    - Definition: A strong conviction or acceptance that something is true or exists.

    - Sentence: His belief in the importance of education motivated him to pursue a degree.

17. Believer:

    - Definition: One who has a strong belief in something or someone.

    - Sentence: She is a firm believer in the benefits of meditation.

18. Believable:

    - Definition: Able to be believed or accepted as true.

    - Sentence: The evidence presented in court made the witness's testimony believable.

19. Unbelievable:

    - Definition: Difficult or impossible to believe.

    - Sentence: The magician's tricks were so astonishing, they seemed unbelievable.

20. Benefit:

    - Definition: An advantage or positive result gained from something.

    - Sentence: Regular exercise has numerous benefits for overall health.

21. Beneficiary:

    - Definition: A person or entity receiving benefits or advantages from something.

    - Sentence: She named her sister as the beneficiary of her life insurance policy.

22. Benefactor:

    - Definition: A person who gives financial or other types of aid or assistance.

    - Sentence:

 The wealthy benefactor donated a large sum of money to the charity.

23. Beneficial:

    - Definition: Having a positive or advantageous effect.

    - Sentence: Eating a balanced diet is beneficial for maintaining good health.

24. Blacken:

    - Definition: To make or become black or darker in color.

    - Sentence: The fire caused the walls to blacken with soot.

25. Blackness:

    - Definition: The quality or state of being black or dark.

    - Sentence: The night sky was filled with stars, contrasting against the blackness.

26. Black:

    - Definition: The darkest color; the absence of light or color.

    - Sentence: She wore a black dress to the funeral as a symbol of mourning.

27. Bleed:

    - Definition: To lose blood, typically from a wound or injury.

    - Sentence: The cut on his finger caused it to bleed profusely.

28. Blood:

    - Definition: The red liquid that circulates in the arteries and veins, carrying oxygen and nutrients throughout the body.

    - Sentence: The doctor took a sample of her blood for analysis.

29. Bleeding:

    - Definition: The process of losing blood from the body.

    - Sentence: The paramedics applied pressure to stop the bleeding from the wound.

30. Bloody:

    - Definition: Covered or smeared with blood.

    - Sentence: The crime scene was bloody, indicating a violent struggle.

31. Bloodless:

    - Definition: Without bloodshed or violence.

    - Sentence: The negotiations were successfully resolved in a bloodless manner.

32. Bore:

    - Definition: To make a hole or tunnel in something.

    - Sentence: The construction crew used a drill to bore through the concrete.

33. Boredom:

    - Definition: The state of being bored; lack of interest or stimulation.

    - Sentence: The lecture on the topic was so dull that it filled him with boredom.

34. Bore:

    - Definition: To cause someone to feel weary or uninterested.

    - Sentence: The monotonous presentation bore the audience to sleep.

35. Bored:

    - Definition: Feeling uninterested or weary due to lack of stimulation.

    - Sentence: She was bored during the long train journey and decided to read a book.

36. Boring:

    - Definition: Not interesting or stimulating; dull or tedious.

    - Sentence: The movie turned out to be quite boring, and they left halfway through.

37. Breathe:

    - Definition: To inhale and exhale air through the lungs.

    - Sentence: Take a deep breath and relax.

38. Breath:

    - Definition: The air taken into or expelled from the lungs during breathing.

    - Sentence: She could feel his warm breath on her cheek.

39. Breathing:

    - Definition: The process of taking in and expelling air through the lungs.

    - Sentence: Yoga teaches techniques for mindful breathing.

40. Breather:

    - Definition: A short period of rest or relief from a difficult or stressful situation.

    - Sentence: After a long day at work, she needed a breather before tackling household chores.

41. Breathless:

    - Definition: Out of breath; unable to breathe easily or quickly.

    - Sentence: The marathon runner crossed the finish line breathless but victorious.

42. Broaden:

    - Definition: To make or become wider or more extensive.

    - Sentence: Traveling broadens one's perspective on different cultures.

43. Breadth:

    - Definition: The distance or measurement from side to side; width.

    - Sentence: The breadth of knowledge required for the exam was overwhelming.

44. Broad:

    - Definition

: Wide in extent or range; having a large distance from side to side.

    - Sentence: The river flowed through the broad valley, surrounded by towering mountains.

45. Brighten:

    - Definition: To make or become brighter or more vibrant.

    - Sentence: The sunshine brightened her mood on a gloomy day.

46. Brightness:

    - Definition: The quality or state of being bright; the amount of light emitted or reflected.

    - Sentence: The brightness of the stars in the night sky was breathtaking.

47. Bright:

    - Definition: Emitting or reflecting a lot of light; shining.

    - Sentence: The bright morning sun illuminated the room.

48. Build:

    - Definition: To construct or assemble something by putting parts or materials together.

    - Sentence: They decided to build a new house on the vacant plot of land.

49. Building:

    - Definition: A structure with walls and a roof, typically intended for human occupation or use.

    - Sentence: The office building was a towering structure in the city center.

50. Builder:

    - Definition: A person or company that constructs or builds something.

    - Sentence: The builder completed the construction of the new bridge ahead of schedule.

51. Burgle:

    - Definition: To enter a building illegally with the intent to commit theft or other crimes.

    - Sentence: The burglars managed to burgle the jewelry store during the night.

52. Burglary:

    - Definition: The act of unlawfully entering a building with the intent to commit a crime, typically theft.

    - Sentence: The police investigated the burglary and collected evidence at the crime scene.

53. Burglar:

    - Definition: A person who illegally enters a building with the intent to commit a crime, such as theft.

    - Sentence: The burglar was caught red-handed while trying to steal valuables from the house.

54. (Mis)calculate:

    - Definition: To (mis)estimate or determine the value, quantity, or outcome of something using mathematical or logical methods.

    - Sentence: She miscalculated the distance and ended up taking a longer route.

55. (Mis)calculation:

    - Definition: An (in)accurate or mistaken determination or estimation of value, quantity, or outcome.

    - Sentence: His miscalculation of expenses led to financial difficulties.

56. Calculator:

    - Definition: A device or tool used for mathematical calculations.

    - Sentence: She used a calculator to solve complex equations.

57. Calculated:

    - Definition: Deliberately planned or designed; done with careful consideration and forethought.

    - Sentence: His actions were calculated to achieve a specific outcome.

58. Calculating:

    - Definition: Acting in a scheming or manipulative manner; planning and determining actions for personal gain.

    - Sentence: She was known for her calculating nature and always seemed one step ahead.

59. (In)calculable:

    - Definition: (Not) able to be calculated or determined.

    - Sentence: The full extent of the damage caused by the earthquake was incalculable.

60. Care:

    - Definition: The provision of what is necessary for the health, welfare, maintenance, and protection of someone or something.

    - Sentence: The nurse provided attentive care to the elderly patient.

61. Carelessness:

    - Definition: Lack of attention or concern; failure to take proper care.

    - Sentence: The carelessness of the driver led to a preventable accident.

62. Careful:

    - Definition: Showing or exercising caution, attention, or prudence.

    - Sentence: He was careful not to touch the hot stove with his bare hand.

63. Careless:

    -

 Definition: Not giving sufficient attention or thought; not cautious or thorough.

    - Sentence: She accidentally broke the delicate vase due to her careless handling.

64. Carefree:

    - Definition: Free from worry or responsibility; lighthearted.

    - Sentence: The children played in the park, enjoying a carefree afternoon.

65. Caution:

    - Definition: Alertness and prudence in avoiding danger or risk; a warning or admonition.

    - Sentence: The sign on the road served as a caution to drivers about a sharp turn ahead.

66. Cautiousness:

    - Definition: The quality or state of being cautious; the act of exercising caution.

    - Sentence: Her cautiousness prevented her from making hasty decisions.

67. Cautious:

    - Definition: Showing or having caution; careful or prudent.

    - Sentence: He took a cautious approach when investing his savings.

68. Cautionary:

    - Definition: Serving as a warning or admonition.

    - Sentence: The movie portrayed a cautionary tale about the dangers of greed.

69. Celebrate:

    - Definition: To acknowledge and show appreciation for an event or occasion with festivities or ceremonies.

    - Sentence: They gathered to celebrate their team's victory with a grand party.

70. Celebration:

    - Definition: The act of celebrating or expressing joy or appreciation for a special event or occasion.

    - Sentence: The New Year's Eve celebration included fireworks and live music.

71. Celebrity:

    - Definition: A famous or well-known person, typically from the entertainment industry.

    - Sentence: The actress attracted a crowd of fans wherever she went due to her celebrity status.

72. Celebrated:

    - Definition: Widely recognized, acclaimed, or praised; renowned.

    - Sentence: The celebrated artist's works were exhibited in prestigious galleries.

73. Championship:

    - Definition: The position or title of being a champion; a competition or contest to determine the best in a particular sport or activity.

    - Sentence: The team celebrated their victory as they secured the championship title.

74. Champion:

    - Definition: A person who has defeated all rivals or competitors in a competition and is recognized as the best.

    - Sentence: He was a skilled tennis player and won the championship several times.

75. Characterise:

    - Definition: To describe or portray the distinctive features or qualities of someone or something.

    - Sentence: The novel beautifully characterized the protagonist's journey of self-discovery.

76. Character:

    - Definition: The mental and moral qualities distinctive to an individual; the nature or personality of a person.

    - Sentence: He had a kind and generous character, always willing to help others.

77. Characteristic:

    - Definition: A distinguishing feature or quality of a person, place, or thing.

    - Sentence: Patience is one of her most prominent characteristics.

78. Characterisation:

    - Definition: The act or process of describing or portraying the distinctive features or qualities of someone or something.

    - Sentence: The author's masterful characterisation brought the story's protagonists to life.

79. (Un)characteristic:

    - Definition: (Not) typical or usual for a particular person, thing, or situation.

    - Sentence: His outburst of anger was uncharacteristic of his normally calm demeanor.

80. Characterless:

    - Definition: Lacking distinctive features, qualities, or personality; bland or unremarkable.

    - Sentence: The generic office building was characterless and lacked architectural charm.

81. Cheer:

    - Definition: To shout loudly in excitement, encouragement, or support.

    - Sentence: The crowd erupted in cheers when their team scored a goal.

82. Cheerfulness:

   

 - Definition: The state or quality of being cheerful; the act of showing happiness or optimism.

    - Sentence: Her cheerfulness was contagious and lifted the spirits of those around her.

83. Cheerlessness:

    - Definition: The state or quality of being cheerless; lacking cheer or happiness.

    - Sentence: The gloomy weather outside matched his inner cheerlessness.

84. Cheerness:

    - Definition: The quality or state of being cheery; full of cheer or happiness.

    - Sentence: The festive decorations brought a sense of cheerness to the room.

85. Cheerful:

    - Definition: Full of cheer; happy, optimistic, or joyful.

    - Sentence: She always greeted everyone with a cheerful smile.

86. Cheerless:

    - Definition: Lacking cheer or happiness; gloomy or depressing.

    - Sentence: The abandoned house had a cheerless atmosphere.

87. Cheery:

    - Definition: Full of cheer; bright, happy, or optimistic.

    - Sentence: The cheery flowers in the garden added a pop of color to the surroundings.

88. Childhood:

    - Definition: The period of human life between infancy and adolescence.

    - Sentence: He has fond memories of his childhood spent playing with friends.

89. Childish:

    - Definition: Of or characteristic of a child; immature or naive.

    - Sentence: His tantrums and demanding behavior were seen as childish.

90. Childless:

    - Definition: Without children; not having any offspring.

    - Sentence: They decided to remain childless and focus on their careers.

91. Choose:

    - Definition: To select or pick out from a number of alternatives.

    - Sentence: She couldn't decide which dress to choose for the party.

92. Choice:

    - Definition: The act of selecting or making a decision when faced with two or more possibilities.

    - Sentence: The menu offered a wide choice of dishes to suit different preferences.

93. Choosy:

    - Definition: Showing a fastidious or fussy attitude when selecting or choosing something.

    - Sentence: She's quite choosy when it comes to selecting books to read.

94. City:

    - Definition: A large and important town, typically the administrative or commercial center of a region or country.

    - Sentence: New York City is known as the "Big Apple."

95. Citizenship:

    - Definition: The status of being a member of a particular country, with rights and responsibilities granted by that country.

    - Sentence: He obtained dual citizenship, allowing him to live and work in two different countries.

96. Citizen:

    - Definition: A legally recognized member of a particular country, typically with certain rights and privileges.

    - Sentence: As a responsible citizen, he always voted in elections.

97. Coast:

    - Definition: The land along the edge of a sea or ocean.

    - Sentence: They went for a walk along the beautiful coast, enjoying the sound of the waves.

98. Coastal:

    - Definition: Relating to or located on or near a coast.

    - Sentence: The coastal towns attract tourists with their picturesque beaches.

99. Collect:

    - Definition: To bring or gather together into one place or group.

    - Sentence: She collected seashells along the shore during her beach vacation.

100. Collection:

    - Definition: A group or assembly of items gathered or accumulated together.

    - Sentence: The museum displayed an impressive collection of ancient artifacts.

101. Collector:

    - Definition: A person who collects or gathers objects as a hobby or profession.

    - Sentence: He was an avid stamp collector and had a vast collection.

102. Collective:

    - Definition: Forming a whole; combined or shared by all

 members of a group.

    - Sentence: The collective effort of the team resulted in a successful project.

103. Collected:

    - Definition: Calm and composed; having control over one's emotions.

    - Sentence: Despite the stressful situation, she remained collected and made rational decisions.

104. (Dis)colour:

    - Definition: To (dis)tint, dye, or change the color of something.

    - Sentence: The sunlight gradually discolored the fabric of the curtains.

105. Colouring:

    - Definition: The act or process of adding color to something; a substance used to give color.

    - Sentence: She enjoyed the therapeutic activity of coloring and chose vibrant colorings for her artwork.

106. Discoloration:

    - Definition: A change in the natural color or pigmentation of something, often due to damage or decay.

    - Sentence: The discoloration of the leaves indicated a problem with the plant's health.

107. Colourful:

    - Definition: Full of colors; vibrant, bright, or varied in color.

    - Sentence: The market was filled with colorful fruits and vegetables.

108. Colourless:

    - Definition: Lacking color; without hue or pigment.

    - Sentence: The black-and-white photograph was colorless, but it captured the moment beautifully.

109. Coloured:

    - Definition: Having color; not colorless.

    - Sentence: The artist used bold and vibrant colors in her painted artwork.

110. Combine:

    - Definition: To join or merge two or more things together to form a single entity.

    - Sentence: They combined their resources and skills to start a successful business.

111. Combination:

    - Definition: The act or process of combining or the state of being combined.

    - Sentence: The recipe called for a combination of spices to create a flavorful dish.

112. Combined:

    - Definition: Joined or united together; done or produced together.

    - Sentence: The team's combined efforts resulted in a remarkable achievement.

113. Comedy:

    - Definition: A genre of entertainment characterized by humor, wit, and a lighthearted or amusing tone.

    - Sentence: The comedy show had the audience laughing throughout the entire performance.

114. Comic:

    - Definition: Funny or humorous; relating to or characteristic of comedy.

    - Sentence: He had a talent for telling comic stories that made everyone laugh.

115. Comedian:

    - Definition: A person who performs comedy, typically by telling jokes or humorous stories.

    - Sentence: The comedian had the audience in stitches with his hilarious stand-up routine.

116. Comical:

    - Definition: Causing laughter or amusement; funny or humorous.

    - Sentence: The clown's comical antics entertained the children at the circus.

117. Comic:

    - Definition: A publication that features comic strips, often containing humorous or satirical content.

    - Sentence: He enjoyed reading comic books during his free time.

118. Comfort:

    - Definition: A state of physical or mental ease and freedom from pain, distress, or constraint.

    - Sentence: The cozy armchair provided comfort after a long day at work.

119. (Dis)comfort:

    - Definition: (Lack of) physical or mental ease; (dis)comfortable or unpleasant state.

    - Sentence: The hard mattress caused discomfort and disrupted his sleep.

120. Comforter:

    - Definition: A quilt or bed covering filled with down or other soft materials, providing warmth and comfort.

    - Sentence: She snuggled under the soft comforter to keep warm during the cold winter nights.

121. (Un)comfortable:

    - Definition: (Not) providing physical or mental ease; (un)pleasant

 or suitable for relaxation.

    - Sentence: The plush sofa was comfortable to sit on.

122. Comforting:

    - Definition: Providing solace, reassurance, or a sense of ease; soothing.

    - Sentence: Her comforting words helped him feel better during a difficult time.

123. Comfortless:

    - Definition: Lacking comfort; bleak, desolate, or inhospitable.

    - Sentence: The abandoned house had a comfortless atmosphere.

124. Communicate:

    - Definition: To convey or exchange information, thoughts, or feelings through speech, writing, or other means.

    - Sentence: Effective communication is essential for maintaining healthy relationships.

125. Communication:

    - Definition: The act or process of conveying information, thoughts, or feelings to others.

    - Sentence: Good communication skills are crucial in the workplace.

126. Communicator:

    - Definition: A person who communicates or conveys information to others.

    - Sentence: As a skilled communicator, she was able to express her ideas clearly.

127. (Un)communicative:

    - Definition: (Not) inclined to communicate or share information; (un)responsive in conversation.

    - Sentence: He was uncommunicative and rarely shared his thoughts or feelings.

128. Communicable:

    - Definition: Capable of being transmitted or communicated to others.

    - Sentence: The disease was highly communicable and quickly spread among the population.

129. Compete:

    - Definition: To strive or contend against others in a competition or rivalry.

    - Sentence: Athletes from different countries come together to compete in the Olympic Games.

130. Competition:

    - Definition: The act or process of competing; a contest or rivalry between individuals or groups.

    - Sentence: The spelling bee was a fierce competition among the top students in the district.

131. Competitiveness:

    - Definition: The quality or state of being competitive; a strong desire to succeed and outperform others.

    - Sentence: His competitiveness drove him to always strive for excellence.

132. Competitor:

    - Definition: A person or entity that competes with others, especially in business or sports.

    - Sentence: The company's new product aims to outperform its competitors in the market.

133. Competitive:

    - Definition: Characterized by or inclined towards competition; striving to win or outperform others.

    - Sentence: The business world can be highly competitive, requiring constant innovation and adaptation.