Advanced (C2) Nouns to Build Your Vocabulary

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Let's learn some advanced (C2) nouns to help you build your vocabulary. These words are at a C2 level, which is one of Cambridge's highest levels of proficiency.
I'll teach you the meaning, tell you how the phrases are used, as well as go over the pronunciation of each noun so you can say them just like a native speaker.
If you would like to review, here are the vocabulary from the lesson.
1. (in) awe
2. bureaucracy
3. frenzy
4. cliché
5. paradigm
6. momentum
7. morale
8. withdrawal
9. deterrent
10. ambiguity
11. diarrhea
12. whereabouts
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0:00 (in) awe of
1:10 bureaucracy
2:14 Advanced (C2) Nouns
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Please make videos about clauses (adverb clause, noun clause, adjective clause) Thank you sooooo much C2 noun 1. Awe (a feeling of great respect sometimes mixed with fear or surprise) 2. Bureaucracy (complicated rules or processes used by an organization, especially when they do not seem necessary) [negative connotation] 3. Frenzy (uncontrolled and excited behavior or emotion that is sometimes violent) 4. Cliche (a saying or remark that is very often made and is therefore not original and not interesting) 5. Paradigm (a model of something, or a very clear and typical example of something) 6. Momentum (the force that keeps an object moving, or an event developing or making progress) 7. Morale (the amount of confidence felt by a person or group of people, especially when in a dangerous or difficult situation) [to raise morale, to boost morale, to bring up morale] 8. Withdrawal (when you take money out a bank account) 9. Deterrent (something that stops people doing something because they are afraid of what may happen) [strong deterrent, nuclear deterrent, effective deterrent] 10. Ambiguity (a situation or statement that is unclear and may have more than one possible meaning and therefore possibly causing confusion) 11. Diarrhea (an illness in which your solid waste is more liquid than usual and comes out of your body more often) 12. Whereabouts (the place where a person or thing is)

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Could we use the collocation "Quantum leap" interchangeably with "Paradigm shift" so that we have a similar meaning? Thank you

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[@InteractiveEng]

Yes, here is lesson on those quantifiers. 👍 kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5bMinRurd9mnqc

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I’ve been really interested in the meaning of “cliché “because I’ve watched it so many times in lyrics

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I'm pretty sure everyone is on awe when they look up to the night sky, I mean incredibly enormous yet full of wonders and things we'll never know of

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It is very convenient to speak a language that enables you to know most of the nouns in the list. It feels as if we were at the C2 level!

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What tool/resource do you recommend to master IPA pronunciations?

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Dear Mr. Wes, can you tell me if it is possible to use feeding frenzy for unruly passengers? For example, alcohol usually feeds passengers frenzy during the flight.

[@user-sb3ef5jw4l]

Or alcohol whips passengers into a frenzy.

[@InteractiveEng]

In this case, I would say alcohol can whip passengers into a frenzy. 👍

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In our actual government, they have a lot of ambiguities laws. Therefore we have some bureaucratic processes.

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English language is so interesting thing because some words are so obvious for me, but I find them on C2 level. Sometimes I hear a word and realize that I don’t know it, but it is considered as b1 level by linguists 😅

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Hi! Is it correct if I say Our government should gain momentum? My deterrent factor of eating a lot of cake is fear to gain weight?

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The cliche part got me 😂😂

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Paradigm reminded me a new song.

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Somehow I am B2 but know all of these. Lots of them are kinda international

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Serious question, are those really considered c2 level? Good lesson don't get me wrong, is very useful and very well explained for someone that doesn't have a lot of vocab, but to say it's C2 level...... Either the qualification levels are waaay too low or idek because most of those nouns are fairly common in my experience :/ Again, great vid and amazingly explained but if that's C2 I think they should turn it up a notch or 2 because most of those nouns are extremely common

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He went into frenzy

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Whereabout is unknown.Remarks were a full of deterrent views.

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I decided I have to do this lesson with no help. My wife had surgery and still too sick to stay awake. She told her doctor she reacts bad against codeine but he gave it to her anyway. She is been very sick for days. What's a connotation? Vicki likes the phrase "Andere Mütter haben schöne Töchter." It means the same as "there are other fish in the sea," I said. "I disagree," she said. One compares people with people. The other thinks you're going out with fish." She makes me laugh. from Gustav

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Hope Vicki is doing better. The word 'connotation' refers to the meaning associated with a word or phrase. Often people talk about words as having either positive or negative connotation. So a word like 'confident' has a positive connotation while a world like 'childish' has a negative one. 👍

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my whereabouts are always unknown!!!!!!!! /j; I'm from the south of Brazil.

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15:15 lol 😂🤣😆 Some people have actually a fetish of that lmao

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16:44 Whence do you come?

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I thought is not easy because the title is for Advanced and i am only beginner in english. But at the Fact , birokrasi, klise, moral , ambigu, withdraw and momentum is the same pronoun and meaning with my originally language but only different text. So i feel like i am advanced level LOL.

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Fun fact: even today i talk with a friend about the great Hitchcock movie named "Frenzy".

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[@hyeronymus]

Half of them are used in french so this was easy lol

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I defer it having though of my family. I'm not deterred at all.

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