C1-level vocabulary

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Advocate (verb)

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Definition: To publicly support or recommend a particular cause or policy.
Example: She advocates for equal access to education.
Synonyms: support, promote, recommend

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Coherent (adjective)

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Definition: Logical and consistent; easy to understand.
Example: His argument was clear and coherent.
Synonyms: logical, orderly, rational

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Derive (verb)

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Definition: To obtain something from a source.
Example: Many English words are derived from Latin.
Synonyms: obtain, extract, originate

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Fluctuate (verb)

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Definition: To change level, strength, or value frequently.
Example: Prices may fluctuate depending on demand.
Synonyms: vary, shift, oscillate

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Inevitable (adjective)

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Definition: Certain to happen; unavoidable.
Example: Change is inevitable in any organisation.
Synonyms: unavoidable, certain, inescapable

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Interpret (verb)

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Definition: To explain the meaning of something.
Example: The student was asked to interpret the poem.
Synonyms: explain, clarify, translate

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Perspective (noun)

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Definition: A particular way of viewing things; point of view.
Example: Her perspective on the issue was refreshing.
Synonyms: viewpoint, outlook, angle

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Reinforce (verb)

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Definition: To strengthen or support something.
Example: The data reinforces the theory.
Synonyms: strengthen, support, bolster

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Subsequent (adjective)

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Definition: Coming after something in time; following.
Example: Subsequent events proved the theory correct.
Synonyms: following, later, ensuing

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Validity (noun)

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Definition: The quality of being logically or factually sound.
Example: The validity of the results was questioned.
Synonyms: soundness, legitimacy, credibility