1212 Words to Pass TOEFL iBT

Vocabulary (1205)

A Matter Of Speculation — supposition
A Solicitation Of — an invitation of
Aberrant — abnormal,different from what is usual or expected, especially in a way that is worrying, harmful or not wanted
Abort — quit,to stop an activity because it would be difficult or dangerous to continue it
Abrupt — 1)sudden and unexpected; or 2) seeming rude and unfriendly
Abstract — Not concrete and realistic;not obviously related to every- day experience
Abundance — great number: large amount, host of
Accelerate — speed up/get faster
Access — 1)reach; how easy or difficult it is for people to enter a public building, to reach a place, or talk to someone 2) the right to enter a place, use something, see someone etc
Accessible — easy to approach; obtainable
Accidental — unexpected
Acclaimed — praised- publicly praised by a lot of people-
Accommodate — provide for: achieve- if a room, building etc can ~ a particular a number of people or thing, it has enough space for them
Accomplished — adept-skilled-very skilful because you had a lot of experience of doing something
Account — description-1) a written or spoken description that says what happens in an event or process.2) WITH A SHOP/COMPANY an arrangement that you have with a shop or company, which allows you to buy goods or use a service now and pay for them later.3) 8 BILL a
Account For — 1. explain-2.to form a particular amount or part of something
Accumulate — collect: pile up: build up- to gradually more and more money, possessions, knowledge etc over a period of time
Actually — 1) in fact used to emphasize the real or exact truth of a situation 2) (spoken) used to add new information to what you have just said, to give your opinion, or to start a new conversation
Added — extra- in addition to what is usual or expected
Adept — very skilled;accomplished, having a natural ability to do something that needs skill (at doing sth)
Adequately — enough in quantity, or good enough in quality, for a particular purpose or need
Adherent — supporter
Adjacency — nearing
Adjacent — nearby: neighboring;a room, building, piece of land etc that is ~ to something is next to it
Adjust — modify, to change something slightly, especially to make it more correct, effective, or suitable
Administer — manage
Admire — to respect somebody for what they are or for what they have done
Admit — 1. to let in;to allow someone to enter; 2.to agree unwillingly that something is true, confess
Adopt — enact; (low,rule) to formally approve a proposal, amendment etc, especially by voting
Advance — improvement, a change, discovery, or invention that brings progress
Advent — arrival: appearance; beginning;the ~ of something
Affair — matter, an event or set of related events, especially one that is impressive or shocking
Afford — provide,to provide something or allow something to happen
Aggravate — (annoy: increase) 1) to make someone angry or annoyed; irritate,annoy:2) increase,to make a bad situation, an illness, or an injury worse
Aggregate — (formal)combined: overall
Aggregation — group,when different things are combined to make a whole, or the whole that is produced
Agile — astute: clever: moving and acting quickly: quick and active
Air — feeling
Akin To — very similar to something
Alarm — sound: warning
Albeit — even though: although
Alleged — asserted: reported, supposed;an alleged crime, fact etc is one that someone says has happened or is true, although it has not been proved
Allocation — distribution
Allow — enable,permit
Allude To — refer to, suggest;to mention something or someone indirectly
Ally With — link to,to help and support other people or countries, especially in a war or disagreement
Amazing — remarkable
Ambiguous — more than one meaning: vague
Ambitious — keen/energetic
Ambivalent — mixed (having mixed feelings ), uncertain, unsure, doubtful,not sure whether you want or like something or not;~ about
Ample — spacious, plentiful,more than enough
Amplify — 1) magnify 2)explain
Analogous To — similar to
Ancestor — forefather/progenitor
Anchor — hold (sth. especially a ship) in place- syn:moor
Ancient — antique: old- belonging to a long time in old history
Annihilate — completely remove: destroy, eradicate - to destroy something or someone completely
Annually — yearly-once a year- ever year
Anomaly — irregularity-~ (in something) a thing, situation, etc. that is different from what is normal or expected
Anonymous — nameless/incognito- unknown by name
Antagonist — competitor- opponen, battle
Antiseptic — clean (adj)completely free from infection-(n) a medicine that you put onto a wound to stop it from becoming infected
Antithesis — opposite-the complete opposite of something
Antler — horn-one of two horns of a male
Anxiety — worry, the state of feeling nervous or worried that something bad is going to happen
Apart From — except for
Apparatus — 1) equipment,a tool, machine, or set of equipment used especially for scientific, medical, or technical purposes 2) a system or process for doing something
Apparent — obvious
Apparently — clearly: seemingly- used to say that you have heard that something is true, although you are not completely sure about it
Appealing — attractive, interesting
Appear — seem; arise; opposite of vanish -come into sight; become visible or noticeable, typically without visible agent or apparent cause
Appearance — 1) arrival/ rise,when something new begins to exist or starts being used 2)showing up-the way that someone or something looks.
Application — use 1)use= the practical purpose for which a machine, idea etc can be used, or a situation when this is used 2) a formal, usually written, request for something such as a job, place at university, or permission to do something. 3) [uncountable] attention
Appreciable — noticeable-large or important enough to be noticed
Approximately — roughly-more or less than a number or amount
Architecture — structure- the style and design of a building or bulidings
Archive — record: stock: store- a place where a large number of history records are stored
Arduous — difficult-involving or requiring strenuous effort; difficult and tiring
Arid — dry; barren; thirsty; desert; opposite of wet and fertile - having little or no rain; too dry or barren to support vegetation
Arise — come about; emerge; appear;if a problem or difficult situation ~s, it begins to happen
Arrangement — configuration; disposision; array; grouping; organization; alignment; classification; categorization - the action, process, or result of arranging or being arrange
Array — 1) range, arrangement, collection 2) a group of people or things, especially one that is large or impressive
Article — item, object, thing, product, device, instrument
As A Rule — in general, usually, generally, normally, ordinarily, as a general rule
Assert — declare, allege -state a fact or belief confidently and forcefully
Assertion — declaration, statement, defence - strong statement-a confident and forceful statement of fact or belief
Asset — 1) advantage,something or someone that is useful because they help you succeed or deal with problems.2) the things that a company owns
Assimilate — 1) combine, integrate, absorb - to become part of a group, country, society, etc., or to make someone or something become part of a group, country etc 2) Take in and understand fully (information or ideas)
Assistance — help, aid, support, opposite of hindrance - the action of helping someone by sharing work
Assorted — sundry,various, miscellaneous, opposite of identical and similar - various sorts put together
Assume — (believe: suppose: take on)1)believe: suppose: 2) take on, to start to have a particular quality or appearance.3) take or strat to have power or responsibility
Assumption — premise, supposition, belief, theory, guess - a thing that is accepted as true or as certain to happen, without proof
Astonish — surprise, amaze -surprise or impress (someone) greatly
Astonishing — amazing,astoundingly
Astoundingly — astonishing,incredibly, surprisingly impressively or notably
Astute — clever, sharp, nimble, agile, opposite of stupid
At Random — randomly, arbitrarily, opposite of systematically, without a definite pattern
Attachment — preference for, dependency, interest, a feeling that you like or love someone or something and that you would be unhappy without them
Attain — achieve, accomplish, reach
Attainment — achievement, accomplishment, realization - 1) success in achieving something or reaching a particular level.2)something that you have succeeded in achieving or learning, such as a skill
Attest — confirm, endorse, testify, prove, show, reveal, be evidence of, display, exhibit, manifest, denote, evince, signify (to show or prove that something is true )
Attribute — 1) characteristic, quality, property, element 2) credit with, accredit, allocate
Attribution — 1) character, an ascribed quality, character, or right 2) the act of saying or thinking that something is the result or work of a particular person or thing:
Augment — increase, to increase the "size or value" of something by adding something to it
Available — obtainable, attainable, opposite of unavailable
Avenue — means,method,direction, path, a possible way of achieving something
Avid — ambitious,enthusiastic, keen, eager, dedicated, extremely eager or interested
Aware Of — knowledgeable, up to date, familiar with, opposite of unaware & ignorant & oblivious
Back Up — support, help
Barely — just, scarcely, hardly, narrowly, only with great difficulty or effort
Barge — boat, scow, narrowboat
Barrier — impediment, obstacle, block, stop
Battle — struggle, fight, combat, fight, conflict, duel
Be Accustomed To — addicted, get used to
Be Closer Resemblance To — be more like
Be Consistent With — be compatible with
Be Entitled To — have the right
Be Inclined — tend
Be Susceptible To — be subject to, defenceless against
Become Extinct — die out
Beforehand — foreordain,before an action or event, in advance, before something else happens or is done
Being — creature, existence
Beneficial — advantageous, helpful, useful, favourable
Blossom — 1) flourish, thrive, prosper, succeed, bloom, burgeon.2)a small flower.3) if trees ~, they produce flowers
Boast — 1) (v) exaggerate, puff, overstate, brag (to talk too proudly about your abilities, achievements, or possessions).2) if a place, object, or organization ~ something, it has something that is very good.3) (n) something that you like telling people because
Bombard — assault, strike, assail, shell,to do something too often or too much, for example criticizing or questioning someone, or giving too much information
Boom — 1)(n) expansion; a quick increase of business activity 2) (n) an increase in how popular or successful something is, or in how often it happens.3) (v) if business, trade, or a particular area is ~ing, it is increasing and being very successful
Boon — great benefit,something that is very useful and makes your life a lot easier or better
Boost — raise, increase, improve,to increase or improve something and make it more successful
Boundary — periphery;the real or imaginary line that marks the edge of a state, country etc, or the edge of an area of land that belongs to someone
Branch — division
Breakthrough — revolution, success, advance, development, innovation, progress;an important new discovery in something you are studying
Breed — (v)reproduce, 1)to cause a particular feeling or condition 2) if animals ~, they mate in order to have babies.3) if a place, situation, or thing ~ a particular type of person, it produces that type.4 (N) a type of animal that is kept as a pet or on a farm
Brew — develop; (of an unwelcome event or situation) begin to develop.
Brilliant — bright, shining, light
Brittle — breakable, fragile, frail, hard but liable to break easily
Broad Appeal — wide popularity
Broadly — generally, extensively, mainly, roughly, approximately, commonly, usually
Bulk — largest area: major part: great quantity: large part: large portion: majority
Burgeon — expand, to grow or develop quickly
Bustling — busy,lively
By And Large — largely, mostly, mainly. Generally, basically, for the most part
Camouflage — hide: blend with circumstances: decorate: disguise
Cardinal — fundamental, basic, essential, vital, main, prime/~ importance/rule/principle/number
Cargo — shipment, burden, load, baggage
Catastrophic — badly harmful, awful, terrible, dreadful, miserable, unfortunate
Celebrated — famous, renowned
Central — essential, more important and having more influence than anything else
Certain — specified, determined, definite, opposite of undefined & nameless & general
Champion — 1)promote, to publicly fight for and defend an aim or principle, such as the rights of a group of people 2) someone who publicly fights for and defends an aim or principle, such as the rights of a group of people
Chancy — risky, unpredictable, uncertain, unsafe, opposite of safe & predictable
Channel — direct, 1 to control and direct something such as money or energy towards a particular purpose
Chaotic — disorganized-a ~ situation is one in which everything is happening in a confused way
Cherish — value,1)to keep hopes, memories, dream, ideas etc in your mind because they are important to you and bring you pleasure:.2)if you ~ something, it is very important to you.3)to love someone or something very much and take care of them well
Chief — major,1 [only before noun] highest in rank.2 most important SYN main 3 (n)the most important person, or one of the most important people, in a company or organization
Chisel — carve, cut or shape (sth) with a ~
Choose — opt, select, adopt, set, specify, opposite of reject & decline
Chronic — confirmed: inveterate: habitual: persistent,
Chronically — constantly, consistently, opposite of occasionally & temporarily
Circuitous — indirect, going from one place to another in a way that is longer than the most direct way
Circumstance — condition: situation
Cite — refer to, quote
Classic — typical, having all the features that are typical or expected of a particular thing or situation
Clear — visible, apparent, evident, explicit, obvious, recognizable, opposite of vague & ambiguous & invisible
Cling To — attach to: hold 1)to continue to believe or do something, even though it may not be true or useful any longer.2) to stay in a position of power or stay ahead, when this is difficult, or to try to do this
Close — careful, watchful
Clue — hint, indication, sign, guide
Cluster — group, bunch, aggregation;1 a group of things of the same kind that are very close together 2.a group of people all in the same place
Coating — covering, cover, skim, skin;a thin layer of something that covers a surface
Coincide With — be as the same time as: accord with, opposite of differ
Coincidence — likely events, fortune, accident, chance
Collaborate — cooperate, work together
Collaboration — joint effect, cooperation, teamwork, alliance, association
Collect — gather, stack up, gather, assemble, accumulate, opposite of distribute & squander
Collide With — run into: hit
Colossal — enormous-~ statue (مجسمه)/mistake/blunder(اشتباه بزرگ)/waste/sum (amount of money)
Commemorate — celebrate;to do something to show that you remember and respect someone important or an important event in the past
Commonly — 1)often 2)generally/normally
Compact — concise compressed
Comparable — equivalent, similar to something so that we can make a comparison
Comparative — relative
Compatible — consistent, suitable
Compelling — 1) convincing-forcing 2) interesting
Compensate — 1) balance- to replace or balance the effect of something bad.2) make up,to pay someone money because they have suffered injury, loss, or damage
Complaint — protest
Complement — 1)add to 2)supplement
Completely — totally
Complex — 1) system (n),a group of buildings, or a large building with many parts, used for a particular purpose,2) elaborate (adj)
Complicated — complex -made things more difficult
Component — constituent,constitution
Composition — 1) mixture 2) a piece of music,poam 3) writting at school
Comprise — consist of: make up: form;constitute
Compulsory — required, mandatory
Concede — accept
Conceive — consider
Concern — interest, a matter of interest or importance to someone
Concise — simple, brief, short
Conclusive — final: ultimate;showing that something is definitely true
Conducive — contributive;formal if a situation is ~ to something such as work, rest etc, it provides conditions that make it easy for you to work etc
Configuration — arrangement: form
Confront — face-1)if a problem, difficulty etc ~s you, it appears and needs to be dealt with.2) 2 to deal with something very difficult or unpleasant in a brave and determined way.3) to face someone in a threatening way, as though you are going to attack them.4.) 4
Congeal — solidify;if a liquid such as blood ~s, it becomes thick or solid
Congregate — gather, assemble;to come together in a group OPP disperse
Conjunction — combination- a combination of different things that have come together by chance
Consecutive — successive
Consensus — agreement
Consequence — 1) importance 2)result
Consequent — resulting: later: resultant :consequential ;happening as a result of a particular event or situation
Consequential — 1.significant important-2. happening as a direct result of a particular event or situation-resulting: later: resultant
Consequently — therefore: thus: as a result
Conserve — 1) save-preserve.2) to use as little water, energy etc as possible so that it is not wasted
Considerable — large amount of: substantial/significant; fairly large, especially large enough to have an effect or be important
Consist Of — compose of,constitute
Consistent — regular: uniform, steady, constant
Consistently — regularly, uniformly
Conspicuous — notable-1 very easy to notice -2 ~ success, courage etc is very great and impressive
Constant — stable, fixed, firm
Constantly — always, invariably
Constellation — collection: combination
Constituent — component;constitution; one of the substances or things that combine to form something
Constitute — 1) comprise/consist of: make up.2) to be considered to be something.3) found,form a group
Constitution — component,constituent
Constrain — restrict, limit
Constraint — limit: restriction
Consume — eat up
Consumed — used completely: used up
Contain — include
Contemplate — consider
Contemporary — modern
Contend — 1) to compete against someone in order to gain something 2)to argue or state that something is true
Contention — 1) claim 2) argument and disagreement between people
Contentious — 1) disputed- controversial.2) someone who is × often argues with people SYN argumentative
Contiguous — neighboring
Continual — constant;continued; continuing for a long time without stopping or repeated many time
Continued — constant, continual;continuing to happen or exist without stopping
Continuous — uninterrupted: ongoing
Contour — outline
Contribute — 1) to give money, help, ideas etc to something 2)to help to make something happen
Contrive — create or invent in a skilful way
Controversy — conflict: disagreement
Conventional — customary: traditional
Converging — concentrating
Convert — transform: change to
Convey — communicate
Convict — doom: sentence: condemn
Conviction — strong belief
Convince — persuade
Cope With — deal with: handle;contend with something
Copious — plentiful, ample, abundant
Core — center, hub, nucleus
Correlate — match
Correspondence — harmony
Correspondingly — accordingly
Corroborate — confirm
Costly — expensive
Counsel — advise
Counter — oppose, speak or act in opposition to
Counter Of — in the opposite of
Counterpart — equivalent: similitude, peer
Countervail — compensate: oppose, neutralize;balance
Countless — innumerable
Couple — associate, combine
Couple With — together with
Covered — included, coated
Crawl — move, creep
Create — invent, manufacture
Creative — inventive, innovative
Crest — peak, climax, culmination,summit
Crisis — disturbance, tension
Critical — crucial: essential
Criticize — debate, argue
Crucial — important, vital, essential, critical
Crucially — decisively, definitely
Crude — unsophisticated
Crush — ground, put down (to use severe methods to stop people from fighting you or opposing you)
Cue — hint: clue
Culminate — climax-Be the climax or point of highest development of.
Culminate In — peak,if a process ~s in or with a particular event, it ends with that event
Culmination — high point, zenith, apex, crest
Cumbersome — awkward: clumsy: unwieldy; slow, difficult and heavy
Curb — control, suppress
Current — present
Cushion — protect, shield
Dam — block
Dangle — hang
Daring — bold (bold=not afraid of taking risks )
Decimate — destroy-to destroy a large part of something
Decimation — destruction;the act of killing a something in large numbers, or reducing something severely:
Decorating — ornaments, adornments
Deficient — inadequate, defective
Deflect — redirect
Degree — extent, measure
Delicate — dainty, graceful
Delight — please-pleasure
Deluxe — lavish, luxurious, glorious
Demand — need
Demise — extinction, perish
Demography — (study of)population
Depend — rely on, belong
Dependable — reliable
Deplete — exhaust;use up; to reduce the amount of something that is present or available
Depletion — drain, evacuation
Deposit — accumulate, lay down, put/set down
Derive From — arise from
Desiccated — dry, arid, parched
Design — create, draw, plan
Designate — 1) assign :to choose someone or something for a particular job or purpose 2) identify: to represent or refer to something using a particular sign, name etc
Designation — identification,[uncountable] the act of choosing someone or something for a particular purpose, or of giving them a particular description
Detected — identified, specified
Determine — figure out, specify, define;establish
Detractor — critic;someone who says bad things about someone or something, in order to make them seem less good than they really are
Detrimental — harmful
Deviate — digress, stray
Deviation — departure, deflection, digression
Devoid — short of: lack of: scant of: without
Devoted — dedicated
Devoted To — concentrated on, dedicated to
Dictate — give orders to,(prescribe= formal to state officially what should be done in a particular situation)
Differential — uneven, dissimilar, different
Diffuse — disperse/ spread out: travel
Diligent — careful, hard-working
Dilute — reduce, weaken
Dim — 1) decrease,becomes less bright 2) weak ,(feeling) grows weaker or less
Dimension — aspect: size
Disassemble — break up: break apart (often a device), dismantle
Disband — dismiss
Discernible — noticeable: discriminating
Discharge — release, unload
Discipline — punish, penalize
Discrete — separate
Disentangle — disband, abandon, unwrap
Disguise — hidden, camouflage
Disgust — distaste, hatred
Disintegrate — fall apart: break apart: tear apart- to break up, or make something break up, into very small pieces- to become weaker or less united and be gradually destroyed
Dismantle — demolish: destroy, disassemble-1 to take a machine or piece of equipment apart so that it is in separate pieces.2.to gradually get rid of a system or organization
Dismiss — reject, ignore- to refuse to consider someone’s idea, opinion etc, because you think it is not serious, true, or important
Disorder — anarchy
Dispensable — not necessary, inessential-not necessary or important and so easy to get rid of
Dispersal — distribution: spread-the process of spreading things over a wide area or in different directions
Disperse — scatter, diffuse(diffuse=to spread ideas or information among a lot of people, or to spread like this)
Displace — move out of position, replace.1) to take the place or position of something or someone.2)to make a group of people or animals have to leave the place where they normally live
Disposition — temperament, character
Dissipate — disperse, scatter, diffuse-1. (with reference to a feeling or emotion) disappear or cause to disappear.2.to waste something valuable such as time, money, or energy
Dissuade — discourage, persuade against
Distant — far
Distinct — separate: clear and recognizable
Distinction — difference: excellence: honor
Distinctive — characteristic, distinguishing
Distinctly — clearly
Distinguish — notice from the difference.to recognize and understand the difference between two or more things or people
Distribute — spread-1 to share things among a group of people, especially in a planned way(give out)
Disturb — upset
Diverse — distinct: various-very different from each other
Diversification — emergence of many varieties
Diversify — vary, bring variety to- if a business, company, country etc ~s, it increases the range of goods or services it produces
Diversity — variety
Divert — deflect, redirect-Cause (someone or something) to change course or turn from one direction to another.Reallocate (money or resources) to a different purpose.
Divest — deprive: get rid of, exclude
Doctrine — principle,a set of beliefs that form an important part of a religion or system of ideas
Domestic — home,1) relating to or happening in one particular country and not involving any other countries opposute of foreign.2) relating to family relationships and life at home
Dormant — hibernated: inactive
Dramatically — noticeably: greatly
Drive — incentive
Dual — double
Durable — lasting, enduring
Earn — acquire, gain
Ease — facilitate
Eccentric — strange: erratic; behaving in a way that is unusual and different from most people
Edible — eatable
Efface — eliminate, remove-1 to destroy or remove something SYN erase
Elaborate — detailed- intricate-complex 1.1 having a lot of small parts or details put together in a complicated way SYN intricate 2. carefully planned and organized in great detail SYN complex
Elapsed — passed (of time)
Elite — excellent person
Elusive — difficult to catch
Emanate — emerge
Embark — start, begin
Embed — enclose: implant: insert
Emergence — rise: appearance- when something begins to be known or noticed.2.2 when someone or something comes out of a difficult experience
Emergency — crisis, urgent situation
Emergent — developingin, the early stages of existence or development
Employ — use- to use a particular object, method, skill etc in order to achieve something
Enable — allow
Enactment — establishment, approval
Encapsulate — state briefly, summarize, capture
Encounter — meet
End — purpose
Endangered — not abundant
Endeavor — 1) enterprise, 2) effort, strife
Endorse — support
Endow — bestow
Enduring — lasting: withstanding, durable
Engulf — swallow-Eat or swallow (something) whole.
Enhance — improve: intensify
Enjoy — experience, benefit from,to have a particular ability or advantage
Enlist — obtain-recruit-persuade
Enrich — enhance, to improve the "quality" of something, especially by adding things to it
Ensue — result,follow, to happen after or as a result of something
Ensuing — subsequent,following
Ensure — guarantee
Entail — involve
Enthusiastic — eager, keen,avid
Entirely — wholly,completely and in every possible way
Environment — setting, surroundings
Envision — imagine
Ephemeral — short-lived-, transitory, temporary-existing or popular for only a short time
Episode — event, incident, occasion
Epitomize — exemplify, to be a very typical example of something
Equilibrium — balance
Era — period
Eradicate — remove completely, annihilate, to completely get rid of something such as a disease or a social problem
Erect — to build something such as a building or wall (formal )
Erratic — irregular: unpredictable, inconsistent
Erroneous — wrong, incorrect
Escalate — extend
Essentially — fundamentally- basically
Established — qualified, have been in existence for a long time and therefore recognized and generally accepted.
Establishment — formation, the act of starting an organization, relationship, or system
Estimation — evaluation, assessment, calculation
Euphoric — extremely happy
Evaluate — judge, rate, assess
Eventual — later: final, ultimate, end
Eventually — finally: later: ultimately: in the end
Ever-Shifting — constant changing
Evident — obvious: apparent, clear, explicit
Evoke — create in the mind: arouse: draw: promote: stimulate: produce
Evolve — develop
Excavate — dig out
Excavation — unearthing, dig (n)
Exceed — beyond above: surpass, 1) to be more than a particular number or amount, 2) to go beyond what rules or laws say you are allowed to do
Exceedingly — (formal)extremely,to a very great degree:
Exceptionally — unusually,outstandingly
Exclusively — only: solely
Excrete — expel,release (formal) to get rid of waste material from your body through your bowels, your skin
Execute — perform-implement
Exercise — use, employ, practice, formal to use a power, right, or quality that you have
Exert — utilize, to use your power, influence etc in order to make something happen
Exhausted — tired: used up
Expanse — area-A wide continuous area of something.
Expediency — advantage: convenience
Expedient — fitting, suitable, convenient
Expend — use, spend-to use or spend a lot of energy etc in order to do something
Explicit — obvious, clear
Exploit — make use of: take advantage of: utilize
Express — communicate, convey, show
Extant — remaining: existing: not extinct
Extend — stretch, expand, develop
Extensive — substantial: broad: large
Extol — praise
Extraneous — from outside: inessential
Extraordinary — exceptional, phenomenal
Exude — give off; release, discharge
Fabricate — 1) produce, to make or produce goods or equipment, 2) to invent a story, piece of information etc in order to deceive someone
Facet — aspect
Fair — significan
Faithful — 1) loyal 2) exact 3)reliable
Far-Reaching — broad/extensive, wide-ranging
Fascinating — extremely attractive
Fashion — [v] 1)make 2)to influence and form someone’s ideas and opinions
Fashionable — popular
Feasible — achievable; practicable; probable, possible
Feast — eating, banquet
Ferry — transport
Figure Out — map, work out, solve
Finding — discovery
First And Foremost — above all
Fixed — firm, constant, stable, steady
Flake — fragment
Flattery — praise
Float — upward rise: stay on the top
Flourish — prosper: thrive
Flourishing — prosperous
Flow — movement, motion, current
Fluctuate — change, vary, swing
Fluctuation — variation, oscillation
Focal Point — central point
Focus — concentrate
Follow — track, pursue, chase
For Instance — for example
Forage — search for food: feed
Foremost — important, most prominent in rank, importance, or position
Formidable — excessive, powerful,impressive
Formulate — form / devise
Foster — promote the development of: encourage: urge, bring up
Foul — pollute, dirty, unclean
Fragment — break up-pieces
Frankly — openly: sincerely, honestly
Freestanding — separate, independent
Friction — conflict, disagreement, tension
Function — operation: utility
Fund — money,an amount of money that is collected and kept for a particular purpose
Fundamental — basic, essential, vital, crucial
Furthermore — in addition: moreover
Gap — opening, slot, hole
Gear — adjust
Generate — produce
Genuine — true, real, origional
Genuinely — actually,in a real and sincere way
Gesture — movement,a movement of part of your body, especially your hands or head, to show what you mean or how you feel
Get Accustomed To — become used to
Giant — huge,extremely big, and much bigger than other things of the same type
Give Rise To — produce, lead to, to be the reason why something happens, especially something bad or unpleasant
Given — particular, previously arranged, specified
Govern — control: regulate
Grasp — understan
Groom — make up: clean
Ground — reason, cause
Groundless — unfounded, baseless
Groundwork — base: basis: foundation
Grudging — unenthusiastic
Guarantee — ensure
Hairline — slight
Hallmark — characteristic, mark, sign
Halt — stop
Hamper — restrict: make difficulty, hinder
Handy — convenient
Haphazard — random, accidental
Harness — put into use: use: utilize, control and use the natural force or power of something
Hasten — speed up, accelerate
Haul — pull, drag
Have Nothing To Do With — in no relation to
Havoc — destruction, chaos
Hazard — danger, peril
Heighten — increase,if something heightens a feeling, effect etc, or if a feeling etc heightens, it becomes stronger or increases
Hence — therefore
Heritage — legacy: tradition
Heterogeneous — varied, diverse, not homogeneous
Hide — conceal
Hint — clue: implication: indication: lead
Hire — employ
Hitherto — previously, up to this time
Hobby — pastime
Hold — support-keep up
Hollow — an empty space
Homogeneous — uniform,consisting of people or things that are all of the same type
Host Of — great number
However — yet, but
Hub — center, focal point, core
Huge — large, enormous, colossal, massive
Hurdle — 1) fence,[ C ] a frame or fence for jumping over in a race:2)a problem that you have to deal with before you can make progress:
Hypothetical — supposed, based on a hypothesis
Ice Sheet — glacier
Identical — the same (exactly), indistinguishable
Idiosyncrasy — peculiarity, oddity
Illuminate — bright, turn on, shine
Illusion — impression 1)an idea or opinion that is wrong, especially about yourself.2)something that seems to be different from the way it really is
Imitate — emulate with
Immense — enormous: very big: great: huge: vast
Immensely — extremely, to a great extent
Immigration — movement, emigration
Immobile — fixed, motionless, inert
Immobility — absence of motion,when land, labour, or capital cannot be easily moved from one kind of use or employment to another, for example when skilled workers cannot be easily employed in another job that uses different skills
Immoral — improper: indecent
Impermeable — impervious: impenetrable
Impetus — incentive: stimulus
Implausible — unbelievable
Implement — 1)put into action: 2.tool,a tool, especially one used for outdoor physical work.
Imply — indicate
Imposing — impressive
Imprecise — inexact
Improbable — unlikely, not probable
In Fact — actually
In Great Demand — in (great) popularity
In Respect To — in term of, in regard to
In Tandem — together
In The Long Run — eventually, over or after a long period of time
Inaccessible — unreachable
Inadvertently — without knowing: unintentionally
Inanimate — Lifeless
Inaugurate — introduce
Inauspicious — unfavorable
Incentive — motive, stimulus, impetus
Inception — beginning, start
Incidentally — by the way, accidentally
Inclement — unfavorable.~weather is unpleasantly cold, wet etc
Inconceivable — unimaginable
Inconclusive — without result
Incorporate — include: merge
Incursion — invasion
Indicate — demonstrate, imply
Indication — sign
Indigenous — native
Indiscriminately — at random, arbitrarily, haphazardly
Indispensable — essential: necessary: needed: required: significant: vital
Indistinct — not clear
Induce — bring about: bring: cause, give rise to, produce
Inducement — incentive, motivation, impetus
Ineffectively — without any result
Inert — motionless: motiveless, immobile
Inevitable — unavoidable
Inference — conclusion, deduction, a conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning
Infirm — weak, feeble
Inflate — expand,1) to fill something with air or gas 2) to make something seem more important or impressive than it really is
Inflict — bring about: impose;to make someone suffer something unpleasant
Infrastructure — foundation
Ingenuity — cleverness: creativeness: inventiveness: resourcefulness
Inherent — essential,essential: in characteristic: instinctive: internal
Inhibit — decrease, hinder, hamper
Inhospitable — unfavorable, adverse, unkind
Initial — first, in the beginning
Initially — originally, at first [adv]
Initiate — start: begin [v]
Innovation — new, novelty
Inordinate — excessive
Insight Into — perceive, comprehension into
Insistent — persistent, determined
Install — put in place, mount
Instant — [adjective]: immediate [noun]: a moment
Instantaneous — immediate-happening immediately
Instigate — incite, stimulate
Institute — [verb]: establishe-to introduce or start a system[noun]: academy.
Instructive — informative
Insufficient — inadequate, not enough
Intact — untouched, complete
Intangible — nonmaterial; immaterial, untouchable
Integral — essential, forming a necessary part of something
Intense — strong, having a very strong effect or felt very strongly
Intentionally — deliberately
Intercourse — exchange,an exchange of ideas, feelings etc which make people or groups understand each other better
Intermediate — in-between
Intermingle — interact, intermix
Intimate — 1)adjective :familiar, close 2)verb:to make people understand what you mean without saying it directly 3)noun:a close personal friend
Intricate — carefully shaped; complex
Intrigue — interest, fascinate
Intriguing — fascinating
Intrinsic — essential; inherent
Intrusive — invasive, causing disruption or annoyance through being unwelcome or uninvited
Invade — move into, attack a country or region
Invaluable — highly useful, very valuable
Invariably — always, in every case or on every occasion, constantly
Invent — devise, create or design (something that has not existed before)
Inviolable — allowing no attack; without exception, immune
Invoke — appeal
Irrecoverable — permanent, not able to be recovered
Isolated — separated, far away from other places, buildings, or people; remote
Jettison — release, get rid of something
Jointly — combined, in partnership, cooperatively
Jolt — 1)noun: a sudden shock.2)verb: jerk, to move suddenly, to give someone a sudden shock.
Judge — estimate 1)noun: someone who decides on the result of a competition 2)verb : to decide on the result of a competition
Junction — connection-juncture
Juncture — connection, junction
Justified — right, having an acceptable explanation or reason
Justify — prove, give reasons for, give a justification for
Justly — rightly, fairly
Keep Tune To — maintain, keep
Key — significant: critical, of paramount or crucial importance
Lading — cargo: shipment, goods carried by a ship, plane, truck, etc., or the act of putting these goods on the vehicle
Landscape — scenery, a large area of countryside,a view or picture of the countryside, or the art of making such pictures
Large — extensive, big
Largely — mostly or mainly
Lateral — side
Launch — initiate: start, embark
Lax — careless, not strict or careful enough about standards of behaviour, work, safety etc
Legitimacy — authority, authenticity, validity
Legitimately — properly, lawfully
Leisure — free time
Leisurely — slowly, if you do something in a leisurely way, you do it in a slow relaxed way, without hurrying
Lethal — deadly: fateful, fatal
Liberal — extensive, vast, wide
Liken — to compare, equalize, [formal] to say that someone or something is similar to another person or thing
Likewise — similarly, in a like manner
Link — connect: consist of: put together
Little Short Miraculous — amazing but it is impossible
Livelihood — means of support, living
Locale — place-setting
Lucrative — profitable, beneficial
Luxuriant — thriving, lush
Magnitude — size; amount; extent, hugeness
Make Their Way — travel, to go towards something
Malleable — pliable, flexible
Manage — be able, administer
Mandatory — obligatory; required, compulsory
Manifest — reveal, to display or show (a quality or feeling) by one's acts or appearance; demonstrate
Marked — considerable: significant, clearly noticeable; evident
Markedly — distinctly: noticeably, to an extent that is clearly noticeable; significantly
Marvelously — remarkably, wonderfully, superbly
Mask — 1) cover: disguise.2) 2 to hide your feelings or the truth about a situation
Mastery — control, lordship
Materialize — come into being, become actual fact; happen
Matter — issue, affair
Mean — average, medium, mediocre
Mechanism — means, a natural or established process by which something takes place or is brought about
Mere Subsistence — minimum survival
Merely — no more than: only: simply, just, (used to emphasize how small or unimportant something or someone is)
Merge — blend: combine, to combine, or to join things together to form one thing
Meticulously — carefully, minutely
Milestone — significant event, landmark
Mimic — copy: imitate
Minuscule — extremely small, tiny, miniature
Minute — very small: tiny, minuscule, miniature
Minutely — finely: in detail, meticulously
Mirror — reflect, show a reflection of
Misconception — wrong idea, misunderstanding
Misleading — erroneous: inaccurate: unreliable, giving the wrong idea or impression
Misunderstanding — false idea, misconception
Mock — pretend
Mode — manner, style, method
Moderate — temperate, mediocre, mild
Modest — limited: small, relatively moderate (of an amount, rate, or level of something)
Modestly — humbly
Modification — alteration, amendment
Modify — change, alter, amend
Momentous — significant, of great importance, especially in its bearing on the future
Monitor — observe, check the progress or quality of (something) over a period of time
Monopolize — dominate
Monopoly In — domination
Monotone — tedious: boring, a continuing sound, especially of someone's voice
Monumental — giant: significant, great in importance, extent, or size
Moreover — additionally: in addition, furthermore
Motif — pattern, a decorative design or pattern
Mundane — material: ordinary, lacking interest or excitement
Mutually Exclusive — contradictory
Myriad — countless: innumerable: numerous, extremely great in number.
Narrow — limit, restrict, confine, curb [v]
Nature — character, disposition, temperament
Nearly — almost, closely, approximately
Necessary — required
Needless To Say — obvious,used when you are telling someone something that they probably know or expect
Nevertheless — however: in spite of
Nocturnal — nighttime1) [formal] happening at night .2)an animal that is nocturnal is active at night
Notable — important: outstanding
Notably — especially1) used to say that a person or thing is a typical example or the most important example of something 2)formal in a way that is clearly different, important, or unusual
Note — record,something that you write down to remind you of something
Notice — a written announcement / statement
Noticeable — obvious
Notion — idea, vision
Notwithstanding — despite: nevertheless
Now And Then — occasionally
Objective — purpose, target, aim, goal
Oblige — require: force,if you are obliged to do something, you have to do it because the situation, the law, a duty etc makes it necessary
Obscure — 1) to make something difficult to know or understand 2) conceal, to prevent something from being seen or heard clearly
Obsession With — fixation on,something or someone that you think about all the time:
Obviously — clearly, apparently
Occasion — event, moment, occurrence
Occasionally — once in a while
Of Legitimacy — lawful
Of Likelihood — probable
Offset — 1)balance 2)compensate 3)make up 4)counterbalance
Old Male — aged male
Omit — 1)neglect 2)exclude
On The Contrary — 1)on the other hand 2)whereas
On The Spur Of The Moment — without planning
On The Whole — 1)in general 2)mainly
Ongoing — current
Onset — 1) start 2)beginning, (especially something unpleasant)
Opaque — impenetrable, impermeable, impervious, not able to be seen through
Optimal — 1)most advantageous 2)ideal , best or most favorable; optimum
Option — choice, alternative
Orchestrate — stage-manage
Orientation — 1)perspective 2) introduction
Originally — at the first
Originate From — come into existence from
Ornament — decorate
Ornamental — decorative
Ornamentation — decoration
Ostentatious — showy, designed to impress or attract notice
Outbreak — sudden increase
Outcome — result
Outermost — farthermost away
Overlook — ignore
Overview — summary
Overwhelming — powerful, very great in amount
Owing To — because of, due to
Pace — speed
Paradox — 1)contrary 2)contradictory
Paradoxically — seemingly, seemingly absurd or self-contradictory
Parcel Out — distribute
Pare Away — remove, peel (off), trim (something) by cutting away its outer edges,
Particularly — especially
Partly — in some degree
Patch — 1)area 2) spot
Peak — 1)top 2)highest point 3)maximum 4)time of the greatest activity 5)summit/climax
Peculiar — strange, eccentric
Perceptible — 1)noticeable 2)appreciable
Perilous — 1)dangerous 2)hazardous 3)risky 4)toxic
Periodically — 1)from time to time 2)regularly
Perishable — easy to spoil
Permanent — 1)forever 2)lasting
Permit — allow, enable
Perpetual — constant, continual, habitual, eternal
Perpetuate — maintain/ immortalize,to make a situation, attitude etc, especially a bad one, continue to exist for a long time
Persistent — long lasting
Personality — character, trait
Pertinent — relevant, related
Pervasive — widespread, existing in all parts of a place or thing; spreading gradually to affect all parts of a place or thing
Phenomena — [pl.] events
Phenomenal — extraordinary
Phenomenon — 1)observable fact 2)occurrence
Piece Together — joining, to put all the separate parts of an object into the correct order or position
Pigment — color
Pigmentation — 1)coloring 2)dye
Pinnacle — high point, culmination
Pinpoint — 1)clearly identify 2)describe precisely
Plague — 1) to cause pain, suffering, or trouble to someone, especially for a long period of time.2)a disease that causes death and spreads quickly to a large number of people
Plausible — 1)believable 2)apparently reasonable and valid
Plumage — feather
Pocketbook — affordable,the amount of money that you have, or your ability to pay for things
Pore — space: hole,one of the very small holes in your skin that sweat can pass through; one of the similar small holes in the surface of a plant or a rock
Portable — can be carried or moved easily
Portion — constituent: part, a part of a whole; an amount or piece of something
Pose — present: place,the position in which someone stands or sits, especially in a painting, photograph etc
Posit — assume: propose: suggest
Postulate — hypothesize: presume
Potent — powerful
Practically — nearly, virtually; almost, in a practical manner
Pragmatic — practical, based on practical rather than theoretical considerations
Precarious — insecure, dangerously likely to fall or collapse, dependent on chance
Precious — valuable
Precipitate — bring about,to make something happen suddenly or sooner than expected:
Precise — exact
Precision — accuracy
Preclude — rule out, prevent, impede, prohibit
Predicament — difficult situation: serious situation
Prediction — prophecy, forecast
Predominant — very noticeable: most aggressive: principal, dominant
Predominantly — mostly or mainly,principally: primitively, dominantly
Preeminent — important,foremost, prominent
Premise — assume,a statement or idea that you accept as true and use as a base for developing other ideas, assumption
Preoccupation — concentration on,when someone thinks or worries about something a lot, with the result that they do not pay attention to other things
Preordain — ordain: appoint: foreordain, decide or determine (an outcome or course of action) beforehand
Preponderance — majority
Prerequisite — requirement: something needed to happen as a prior condition: something required
Presumable — probable: supposable
Presumably — probably
Prevail — dominate: monopolize
Prevailing — dominant: popular
Prevalent — common: prevailing
Previous — past
Previously — before
Primarily — mainly
Primary — dominant
Prime — 1.main 2.high-quality
Primitive — early: basic and simple, primary, preliminary
Principal — essential: major
Principle — rule: standard
Priority — ranking preference
Pristine — pure, fresh, in its original condition; unspoiled.
Prized — valued, cherished
Process — purify, cater, perform a series of mechanical or chemical operations on (something) in order to change or preserve it
Procure — acquire: obtain (something), especially with care or effort
Profound — far-reaching: deep
Programmed — determined, arrange according to a plan or schedule
Progressively — gradually
Prohibitive — unaffordable, expensive, difficult or impossible to pay
Projection — estimate/prediction
Proliferate — multiply,increase rapidly in number.
Proliferation — [n] increase, rapid increase in numbers
Prolifically — abundantly
Prolong — extend, lengthen, extend the duration of
Prolonged — lengthy
Pronounced — definite: clear: notable, very noticeable or marked; conspicuous
Propagate — 1)multiply: reproduce, breed, 2)spread and promote (an idea, theory, etc.) widely
Propel — push, drive, push, or cause to move in a particular direction, typically forward
Property — characteristic: quality, an attribute of something
Proponent — supporter, a person who advocates a theory, proposal, or project
Proposal — suggestion: idea, offer, scheme
Propose — suggest, put forward (an idea or plan) for consideration or discussion by others
Prosperity — wellbeing, when people have money and everything that is needed for a good life
Prosperous — wealthy, flourishing financially
Prototype — model, a first, typical or preliminary model of something
Protrude — project: stick out: extend, extend beyond or above a surface
Provided — if, while, on the condition or understanding that
Provoke — elicit, arouse, produce, evoke, give rise to
Prowess — 1)great skill: expertise, 2)bravery in battle
Proximity — nearness: closeness, vicinity
Radically — extremely , completely, fundamentally
Ramification — consequence: branch, outcome
Random — chance, arbitrary
Range — vary : to include a variety of different things or people in addition to those mentioned
Rare — scarce: unusual, infrequent
Rate — classify, consider to be of a certain quality, standard, or rank.
Rather Than — instead of
Rational — sensible/logical, reasonable
Ravage — destroy
Readily — easily
Ready — receptive
Realm — area, field
Reasonable — sufficient suitable
Rebellion — revolt, riot
Rebound — recovery
Receptivity To — openness to
Recharge — refill
Reconcile — compromise
Recur — repeat, occur again, periodically, or repeatedly
Refine — improve, purify, process, treat
Refined — decent-with high quality -improved
Refuge — safety, shelter
Refuse — 1) [n] garbage, trash, waste, 2) [v] reject
Regardless — without considering
Regenerate — renew, revive, restore
Regrettable — unfortunate; undesirable; unwelcome
Regulate — adjust; control; control or maintain the rate or speed of (a machine or process) so that it operates properly
Reinforce — strengthen
Relative — comparative.1.noun:relation. 2.adjective : having a particular quality when compared with something else
Relic — remain; remnant; historical object, antique, artifact
Reluctance — unwillingness
Remarkable — 1)notable 2)incredible
Remarkably — surprisingly
Remedy — cure, treatment, therapy
Remnant — residue/remains/remaining/left-over,the parts of something that are left after the rest has been destroyed or has disappeared
Render — make
Rendering — presentation
Renowned — famous
Repercussion — effect
Replenish — 1)refill 2)restore
Replica — copy
Repudiate — reject
Reputation — fame
Resembling — approximating
Reserve — save
Resident — inhabitant
Residual — remaining
Resilient — 1)easy to recover 2)quick to recover
Respective — particular
Restricted — limited
Retreat — recede
Retrieve — bring back
Retrospect — look back,thinking now about something in the past:
Revenue — income
Revival — restoration: resuscitation
Revolution — dramatic change
Revolutionize — change dramatically
Rigidly — strictly
Rigorous — demanding: harsh
Rigors — difficulties
Rise — emerge
Risk — danger
Ritual — ceremonial
Robust — healthy
Role — function
Rotate — turn
Roughly — almost: approximately
Route — path n
Routinely — commonly
Rudiment — basic
Rudimentary — primitive: basic
Rupture — burst
Sample — example
Satisfied — fulfilled
Save For — except for
Scale — magnitude
Scant — minimal
Scanty — thin adj
Scatter — diffuse/disperse: distribute: disperse
Scenario — situation
Scented — fragrant
Scope — extent: horizon
Scorching — exceedingly hot
Score — a large number of n.
Scorn — despise
Scrap — fragment, piece, flake
Screen — filter v
Scrutinize — examine v.
Scrutiny — examination n
Sculpt — shape
Secrete — produce
Sedentary — settled
Seek — attempt
Seething — 1) active,(of a large number or amount) to move around energetically in a small space:2) excited,
Segment — portion
Seize — take
Seldom — rare
Sensational — extraordinary
Separate — different
Sequence — series
Sequent — later; following
Serene — calm: silent
Set In — start
Set Off — begin
Setback — failure
Settle — inhabit
Sever — cut off,to cut something into two pieces; to cut something off something
Severe — harsh
Shallow — not deep
Shatter — destroy v.
Sheer — absolute
Shield — protect
Shift — change: move
Shiver — tremor
Shortage — limitation
Showcase — display v.
Shrink — contract
Shy Away From — avoid
Signature — identifying mark
Significance — importance
Significant — meaningful: important
Simulated — artificial
Simultaneously — at the same time
Singularly — particularly
Sink — descend: drop to the bottom: pass out of sight
Size Up — reckon up to: measure
Skeptical — doubting: suspected: doubtful
Slight — small
Slightly — somewhat
Slope — incline v.
Snaking — winding
Snap — break v.
So Far — until present: up to now: up to present
Soak — absorb
Sole — only: unique
Solicit — request
Sophisticated — complex: refined: elaborated
Sophistication — technology n.
Sort — kind: type
Sought-After — desired
Span — period,extend over
Spark — set off, provide stimulous for an event
Sparse — thinly distributed adj.: not rich
Spawn — create: produce
Speak Of — indicate
Speciation — evolution
Specific — particular
Specifically — specially
Specify — state v.
Spectacular — impressive
Spectator — beholder: human viewer
Spectrum — range
Speed — increase the rate of v.
Spell — period of time n.
Sphere — area
Splendid — magnificent adj.
Splendor — magnificence n.
Split — divide
Sponsor — support
Spontaneously — automatically adv.
Sporadic — intermittent: irregular
Sporadically — occasionally
Spot — catch: identify: see
Spottily — occasionally
Spread — distribute
Spur — stimulate v.
Stabilize — hold in place
Staggering — overwhelming
Stagnation — inactivity
Staple — important
Staunch — strong: loyal: firm
Steady — stable, constant, firm
Stealthily — silently
Stem — arise
Stimulate — cause: prompt
Stipulate — require
Stockpile — store up
Strategy — plan
Strictly — only
Stride — step
Strike — come into: contract with
Striking — dramatic
String — series
Stringent — strict
Strip — remove
Stunning — astounding
Sturdy — strong
Stylus — pen
Subject To — vulnerable to
Subjected To — dominated by
Subsequently — later
Subsidiary — less important
Substantial — large amount/considerable: essential: sturdy: actual: significant: enough
Substantially — importantly
Substantiate — confirm
Substitute — 1) replace 2)replacement
Subtle — small
Succession — series
Successive — continuous
Successively — one after another
Sue — raise a legal action against
Suitable — appropriate
Suited — appropriated
Sumptuous — luxurious
Sunk — down to the bottom
Supersede — replace
Supplant — replace: substitute
Supplement — n)something that is added to something else in order to improve it or complete it v)to add to something
Supplemental — adj) additional
Suppress — v) to end by force; to prevent something from being expressed or known
Surmise — v) assume: guess: infer
Surveillance — n)careful observation
Susceptible — prone to: be subject to :easily influenced or likely to be hurt by something
Suspect — believe: doubt
Suspend — v) float: hang
Sustain — v) support: persist
Sustainable — adj) endurable
Sustenance — n) food: life: living
Swell — v) to become larger and rounder:expand n)enlargement; adj)excellent; very good
Swiftly — adj) quickly
Symmetric — adj) balance
Synthesis — n) combination
Tactic — n) strategy
Tailspin — total confusion: a sudden fall that cannot be controlled
Take — require
Take Place — occur
Tame — domesticate
Tangible — material: physical: real: concrete
Tantalizing — anxious
Taper — diminish
Task — work
Technique — method
Teem With — be full of
Tempting — appealing
Tenacity — stability
Tend — care for : to be likely to happen
Tenet — belief: principle
Tension — pressure
Tenuous — weak
Terminal — final
Terminated — finished
Terrain — tract
Testify — give evidence
Therefore — consequently: in that purpose conj) hence
Thoroughly — completely
Threaten — endanger
Threshold — limitation: limit
Thrill — excitement
Through — by
Throughout — during the period
Thus — consequently: therefore
Tie — connection: relation
Timid — fearful
To Be Sure — certainly
To Some Extent — with limitations
Tolerate — endure
Toxic — poisonous
Track — 1)a narrow path or road with a rough uneven surface, 2) follow: observe
Tract — (~of land),area
Transfer — move
Transform — deform
Transformation — shuffle: change: rotation
Transitory — short-lived: ephemeral: temporary: transient
Trappings — decorations
Trauma — damage,(a) severe emotional shock and pain caused by an extremely upsetting experience:
Traumatic — upsetting,If an experience is traumatic, it causes you severe emotional shock and upset:
Traverse — cross
Tremendous — enormous
Trend — movement: tendency
Tricky — difficult,(of a task, problem, or situation) requiring care and skill because difficult or awkward.
Trigger — initiate: start
Turbulent — agitated
Turn — change to
Ubiquitous — common
Ultimate — in the end
Ultimately — finally, eventually
Unadorned — not decorative
Unambiguous — clear
Unanimity — total agreement
Unconsolidated — loose
Undergo — experience
Underlie — on the basis of
Underlying — inner
Underpinning — foundation: support
Underrate — undervalue: underestimate
Underscore — stress: emphasize
Undertake — attempt
Undertaking — enterprise
Uniform — without variation
Uniformly — consistently: evenly
Unintendedly — occasionally
Uninterrupted — steady
Unique To — only found in
Universally — without exception
Unleash — release
Unprecedented — novel: unique: initial: new: unexampled
Unqualified — complete,not limited in any way; to the largest degree possible:
Unreceptive — unresponsive: undecided
Unrestricted — unlimited
Unsophisticated — simple
Unsuitable — inappropriate
Unsurpassed — superior
Unwieldy — cumbersome
Urbane — cultivated
Utilitarian — functional : practical
Utterly — completely
Vagary — uncertainty
Vaguely — slightly
Variability — : tendency to change
Variation — difference
Varied — different
Vehicle — means: method: way; formal something you use to express and spread your ideas, opinions etc SYN medium
Versatile — adaptable: competent /all-around
Via — by means of: by the way of
Viability — ability to exist
Vial — bottle
Vibrant — vivid
Vigorous — active: energetic: strong
Virtually — nearly: almost: nearly: actually: in fact
Virtue — merit
Visual Barrier — obstacle to view
Vivid — bright
Volume — quantity
Wanting — inadequate
Warrant — authorize: justify
Whatever — in any case
Whereas — however
Whereby — through a process in which
While — although
Whole — entire
Wholly — completely
Wield — exert
With Respect Of — in terms of
Within — inside
Withstand — resist, tolerate
Witness — observe
Yearly — annual
Yearning — longing
Yet — however
Yield — produce, provide
Zenith — peak