Some advanced adjectives include voracious (eager), vivacious (lively), venerable (respected), vociferous (loud), vigilant (watchful), virtuous (moral), volatile (unstable), verbose (wordy), vehement (passionate), visceral (instinctive).

Prefixes: “vi-” (vivid), “ver-” (veritable), “vis-” (visible), “vul-” (vulnerable).Suffixes: “-ous” (vigorous), “-ity” (versatility), “-ate” (validate), “-ence” (violence).

Read books with sophisticated vocabulary.

Engage in vocabulary challenges by listing synonyms and antonyms.

Practice daily writing using “V” words in different contexts.

Venture capital, viable, valuation, vendor, vertical integration, volatility, vested interest, visionary, venture, validation.

Validate, venture, verify, vocalise, venerate, violate, vie, visit, vanish, volunteer.

Very → Extremely, significantly

Vague → Ambiguous, indistinct

Violent → Aggressive, tumultuous

Vast → Immense, extensive

Vexing → Irritating, troublesome

Vivacious (energetic) ↔ Dull

Vigilant (alert) ↔ Careless

Vehement (forceful) ↔ Apathetic

Volatile (unstable) ↔ Stable

Verbose (wordy) ↔ Concise

Use varied and precise vocabulary for clarity.

Avoid vague expressions that reduce impact.

Incorporate verifiable evidence in arguments.

Be versatile in word choice to maintain reader interest.

Vicarious, voracious, vehement, vulnerability, versatility, verisimilitude, vestibule, vacillate, veneration, vindication.

Vanishing act – Disappearing suddenly.

Vicious cycle – A repeating harmful pattern.

Voice of reason – Someone who provides logical advice.

Vote of confidence – Showing trust in someone’s ability.

Vent one’s frustration – Expressing anger or frustration.