This post comprises of 10 English words that are frequently used in the business and professional world. We have provided their meanings and applications through sentences to help you better understand their usage. These words have been categorized as C2 level English, so by using them, it will make your English communication skills appear as of an expert.
C2 Level English Words – Common Vocabularies
Assertiveness
Noun
showing confidence while saying something; it is a quality which defines combination of your posture, expressions and tone involved while communicating.
- Assertiveness is must to direct a company with several employees.
- When you speak with assertiveness, people tend to pay more attention to you.
Competence
Noun
being very well at doing something
- Becoming a superintendent needs to have an outstanding competence level in the core activities of the workshop.
- Now-a-Days, Employers look for candidates with multitude of competencies.
Agenda
Noun
An aim to be achieved, things to be discussed in a meeting, a subject considered as important or anything set as important to be solved
- What was their main agenda behind this emergency meeting?
- Fuel efficiency is the main agenda to become most popular car brand.
Redundant
Adjective
No longer needed due to it is in surplus or less worth
Losing your job because you are no longer needful for the entity
- not upgrading your skills with time often makes you redundant for the work.
- with the advent of EV technology, stocks of fossil fuels based engines became redundant.
Ancillaries
Adjective
any side body build to support, integrate with or help another main body
- A conglomerate is made up of several ancillaries.
- Most government organisations consists of several ancillaries called departments.
Prototype
Noun
The first model of anything which is designed for testing, display, demo purposes.
- In the car expo, there were various prototypes presented by different new entrants in the market for investment purpose.
Tangible
Adjective
Quality of being touched, seen or experienced physically in real.
- An example of non-tangible asset can be goodwill.
Quantifiable
Adjective
Quality of being measured
(Sometimes) Anything which can be easily noticed due to large in quantity
- His efforts towards making society diabetes free are quantifiable.
- Tangible assets can be easily valued due to their quantifiable nature.
Pertain
Verb
Connects to another issue, subject, event or condition etc.
A thing which is in close connection or relation with another thing
- They only want subscription of those channels that pertains to business news genre.
Bleak
Adjective
Having no scope or progress
Anything which is not attractive or tempting
- Mayor is planning to turn his bleak city into an attractive tourist destination.
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