Some advanced adjectives include taciturn (reserved), tenacious (determined), tumultuous (chaotic), transcendental (extraordinary), tangible (perceptible), tedious (boring), truculent (aggressive), tawdry (cheap-looking), tempestuous (stormy), and tantamount (equivalent).

Prefixes: “trans-” (transcendent), “tri-” (tripartite), “tele-” (telepathic), “thermo-” (thermodynamic).Suffixes: “-tion” (translation), “-ity” (tenacity), “-ous” (tempestuous), “-al” (territorial).

Read articles and books that use rich vocabulary.

Use word association techniques (e.g., “tenacious = determined like a bulldog”).

Practice writing exercises incorporating new words.

Engage in conversation and word challenges.

Tangible assets, transaction, turnover, taxation, trademark, target audience, trade deficit, transparency, teamwork, telecommuting.

Traverse, terminate, transcend, typify, tackle, testify, throttle, twist, thwart, tantalise.

Take → Acquire, obtain

Tell → Inform, notify

Try → Attempt, endeavour

Think → Contemplate, ponder

Turn → Divert, rotate

Tenacious (persistent) ↔ Weak-willed

Tumultuous (chaotic) ↔ Serene

Tangible (real) ↔ Abstract

Tranquil (peaceful) ↔ Agitated

Trepidation (fear) ↔ Confidence

Use technical and precise words in essays.

Avoid trite or overused words.

Utilise transitional phrases for fluency.

Apply terminology specific to the subject matter.

Thermodynamics, trigonometry, transcendental, tautology, thrombosis, telecommunication, turpentine, terrestrial, trepidation, tranquillity.

Turn a blind eye – Ignore something intentionally.

Tip of the iceberg – A small part of a bigger issue.

Throw in the towel – Give up.

Take the bull by the horns – Face a challenge boldly.

Tread carefully – Proceed with caution.