TOEFL ESSENTIAL VOCABULARY: VII.

 


  • Acquire: To obtain or gain possession of something.

  • Ambiguous: Having more than one possible meaning or interpretation.

  • Analyze: To examine something in detail and break it down into its components.

  • Apprehensive: Anxious or fearful about something that might happen.

  • Authentic: Genuine or real, not fake or counterfeit.

  • Coherent: Logical and consistent, with ideas that are well-connected.

  • Comprehend: To understand or grasp the meaning of something.

  • Consequence: The result or effect of an action or event.

  • Convey: To communicate or make known, usually through words or gestures.

  • Criteria: Standards or requirements used to evaluate or judge something.

  • Deficient: Lacking or incomplete in some way.

  • Distinguish: To recognize or identify as different or distinct.

  • Elicit: To draw out or evoke a reaction, response, or information.

  • Emphasize: To give special importance or attention to something.

  • Enhance: To improve or intensify the quality, value, or attractiveness of something.

  • Evaluate: To assess or judge the value, significance, or quality of something.

  • Exaggerate: To overstate or magnify something beyond its actual importance.

  • Explicit: Clearly and precisely stated or expressed.

  • Generate: To produce or create something, often referring to ideas or energy.

  • Hypothesize: To propose or suggest a possible explanation or theory based on limited evidence.

  • Illustrate: To provide examples or visual representations to clarify or explain something.

  • Inference: A conclusion or deduction based on evidence or reasoning.

  • Integrate: To combine or merge different parts into a unified whole.

  • Interpret: To explain or understand the meaning or significance of something.

  • Justify: To provide reasons or evidence to support a claim or decision.

  • Paraphrase: To restate or rephrase something in different words, often to clarify its meaning.

  • Plausible: Seeming reasonable or likely to be true, although not necessarily proven.

  • Precise: Exact, accurate, or clearly defined in terms of measurement or description.

  • Proclaim: To announce or declare something publicly or officially.

  • Profound: Having deep meaning or significance; intellectually or emotionally intense.

  • Reflect: To think deeply or ponder on something; to give back or mirror an image or sound.

  • Relevant: Closely connected or applicable to the matter at hand.

  • Sufficient: Adequate or enough to meet a particular requirement or need.

  • Synthesize: To combine or blend different elements or ideas to form a coherent whole.

  • Tolerate: To accept or endure something, often unpleasant or undesirable.

  • Trace: To follow or track the development or course of something.

  • Undermine: To weaken or subvert the foundations or effectiveness of something.

  • Validate: To confirm or substantiate the accuracy or validity of something.

  • Verify: To establish the truth or accuracy of something through evidence or investigation.

  • Widespread: Existing or happening over a large area or among a large number of people.

  • Yield: To produce or provide a result or output.

  • Abundant: Existing or available in large quantities; plentiful.

  • Cognizant: Aware or conscious of something.

  • Elaborate: To expand or add details to something; to develop thoroughly.

  • Novice: A beginner or someone new to a particular activity or field.

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