TOEFL Essential Words Flashcards
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Abrupt
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(adj.) quick, without warning;
Sudden
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Abroad
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To or in another country; overseas;
Internationally
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Acceptable
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(adj.) allowable or satisfactory;
Permissible
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Acclaim
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(n./ v.) enthusiastic approval; applause;
Praise
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Actually
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(adv.) being in existence; real or factual;
Truly
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Adverse
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(adj.) displeasing; objectionable or bad;
Unfavorable
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Advice
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(n.) a recommendation given by someone not associated with the problem or situation;
Suggestion
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Attractive
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(adj.) calling attention to; pleasing; creating interest; pretty;
Appealing
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Autonomous
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(adj.) by itself; with no association;
Independent
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Disapproval
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(n.) the act of disagreeing; not giving approval;
Objection
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Disruptive
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(adj.) causing confusion and interruption;
Disturbing
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Haphazardly
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(adv.) having no order or pattern; by chance;
Arbitrarily
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Ideal
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(adj.) having no flaw or mistake; excellent;
Perfect
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Persistent
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(adj.) continuous; refusing to give up; firm in action or decision;
Constant
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Wide
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(adj.) extending over a large area;
Broad
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Registrar
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One who is in charge of official records.
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Advantage
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(n.) something that may help one to be successful or to gain something;
Benefit
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Advent
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(n.) the coming or appearance of something;
Arrival
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Agile
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(Adj.) able to move in a quick and easy way;
Nimble
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Albeit
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(Conj.) in spite of the fact; regardless of the fact;
Although
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Allow
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(v.) to agree to let something happen; not to interfere with an action;
Permit
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Appealing
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(adj.) attractive or interesting;
Alluring
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Celebrated
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(adj.) acclaimed; well-known and popular;
Renowned
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Contemporary
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(adj. ) modern; up-to-date;
(n. ) a person living at the same time as another person;
Current
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Distribute
(v.) to divide among people or to give out;
Dispense
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Encourage
(v.) to give courage or hope to someone;
Inspire
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Energetic
(adj.) full of life, action or power;
Vigorous
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Frail
(adj.) weak in health or in body;
Fragile
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Refine
(v.) to make pure; to improve;
Perfect(v.)
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Worthwhile
(adj.) value in doing something;
Rewarding
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Alter
(v.) change or make different;
Modify
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Analyze
(v.) to study something carefully; to separate into parts for study;
Examine
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Ancient
(adj.) something from a long time ago;
Very old
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Annoying
(adj.) a slight bother; disturbing to a person;
Bothersome
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Anticipate
(v.) to think about or prepare for something ahead of time;
Predict
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Conform
(v.) to follow established rules or patterns of behavior;
Adapt
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Detect
(v.) to find out; to observe something;
Notice
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Enrich
(v.) to make rich; to make something of greater value;
Enhance
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Intensify
(v.) to make stronger in feeling or quality;
Heighten
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Intolerable
(adj.) difficult or painful to experience; not able to accept different ways of thought or behavior;
Unbearbale
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Observe
(v.) to see and watch carefully; examine;
Notice
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Ongoing
(adj.) Continuing;
Current
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Propose
(v.) to suggest or plan to do something;
Suggest
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Restore
(v.) to give back or being back something; to return to the original condition;
Revitalize
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Vital
(adj.) of great importance; full of life;
Indispensable
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Ambiguous
(adj.) of unclear meaning; something that Can be understood in more than one way;
Vague
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Apparent
(adj.) to be clear in meaning or open to view; easily understood;
Visible
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Arbitrary
(adj.) an action or decision made with little thought, order or reason;
Haphazard
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Assert
(v.) to express or defend oneself strongly; to state positively;
Declare
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Astounding
(adj.) very surprising;
Astonishing
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Astute
(adj.) very intelligent; Smart; Clever;
Perceptive
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Authorize
(v.) to give permission or power to do something;
Empower
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Deceptively
(adv.) making something appear true or good when it is false or bad;
Misleadingly
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Determined
(adj.) strong in one's opinion; firm in conviction to find out;
Resolute
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Elicit
(v.) to get facts or draw out the truth;
Extract
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Forbid
(v.) to command not to do something; to have a dangerous look, a bad feeling;
Ban
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Petition
(v.) to make a request;
Appeal
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Relinquish
(v.) to give up control;
Abdicate
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Resilient
(adj.) strong enough to recover from difficulty or disease;
Tenacious
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Tempt
(v.) to make it attractive to do something usually wrong;
Entice
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Amaze
(v.) to fill with great surprise;
Astonish
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Baffle
(v.) to confuse to a point at which no progress can be made;
Puzzle
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Bear
(v.) to carry; to show; to endure;
Yield
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Block
(v.) to prevent movement, progress, or success;
Obstruct
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Blur
(v.) to make something difficult to see;
Cloud
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Brilliant
(adj.) intensely bright or colorful; intelligent;
Radiant
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Caution
(v.) to alert someone of danger; warn someone; to take care or pay attention to something;
Warn
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Challenge
(n.) an invitation to compete; something that demands competitive action or much thought;
Dare
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Delicate
(adj.) needing careful treatment; sensitive; easily broken;
Fragile
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Enhance
(v.) to increase in a positive way, such as in value, power, or beauty;
Strengthen
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Intrigue
(v.) to interest greatly;
Fascinate
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Persuade
(v.) to change a belief or behavior by argument or reason;
Convince
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Replace
(v.) to change for another thing; to take the place of;
Substitute
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Shed
(v.) to throw off naturally; to give out;
Discard
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Unique
(adj.) to be the only one of a kind; special;
Rare
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Chiefly
(adv.) the most important or most common;
Mostly
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Coarse
(adj.) not fine or smooth; not delicate;
Rough
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Commonplace
(adj.) ordinary;
Frequent
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Comparatively
(adv.) being measured or judged by comparison;
Relatively
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Complex
(adj.) difficult to understand or explain;
Complicated
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Conventional
(adj.) following accepted rules or standards;
Traditional
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Curious
(adj.) odd or strange; eager to learn;
Peculiar
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Exceedingly
(adv.) very; to an unusual degree;
Extremely
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Exclusively
(adv.) no one else; nothing else; not shared with others;
Restrictively
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Immense
(adj.) extremely large;
Massive
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Indeed
(adv.) certainly; really; used to make a statement stronger;
Truly
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Rigid
(adj.) not easy to bend; firm; inflexible;
Stiff
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Routinely
(adv.) regularly; usually done;
Ordinarily
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Sufficiently
(adv.) enough; in a satisfying manner;
Adequately
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Visibly
(adv.) can be seen;
Noticeably
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Appropriate
(adj.) correct or good for the purpose;
Proper
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Clarify
(v.) to make more easily understood; to make clear;
Explain
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Conceal
(v.) to prevent from being seen or discovered;
Hide
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Confirm
(v.) to make certain; give support;
Prove
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Constantly
(adv.) in an unchanging manner; happening all the time;
Continually
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Convenient
(adj.) easy to reach; near; suitable to one's needs;
Practical
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Core
(adj./ n.) the central or most important part;
Chief
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Critical
(adj.) very serious or unsafe; finding fault;
Dangerous
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Distort
(v.) to change from the original shape or condition, usually in an unnatural way;
Deform
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Diverse
(adj.) various; distinct from others;
Different
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Prosperous
(adj.) successful; wealthy;
Thriving
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Purposefully
(adv.) done for a special reason;
Deliberately
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Reveal
(v.) to uncover; to expose;
Disclose
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Scarcely
(adv.) almost not;
Hardly
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Theoretically
(adv.) according to a reasoned, but not proven, point of view;
Hypothetically
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Accelerate
(v.) to get faster;
Hasten
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Crack
(n.) a thin opening caused by breaking; a flaw;
Fracture
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Create
(v.) to cause something new to exist; to make;
Produce
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Creep
(v.) to move slowly and quietly close to the ground; to begin to happen;
Crawl
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Crush
(v.) to press together so as to completely distort the shape or nature of the object;
Grind
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Cultivate
(v.) to plant and raise a crop; to encourage growth of a relationship or friendship;
Grow
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Dictate
(v.) to state demands with the power to enforce;
Impose
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Distinguish
(v.) to hear, see, or recognize differences;
Discriminate
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Flaw
(n.) a small sign of damage that makes an item imperfect;
Defect
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Mirror
(v.) to show, as in a mirror;
Reflect
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Harvest
(v.) the act of collecting a crop; the crops gathered;
Gather
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Obtain
(v.) to gain or secure something;
Gain
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Particle
(n.) a very small piece of something;
Fragment
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Settle
(v.) to establish a home; to resolve a disagreement;
Colonize
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Transport
(v.) to move from one place to another;
Carry
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Accurate
(adj.) careful and exact;
Precise
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Classify
(v.) to place into groups according to type;
Arrange
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Currency
(n.) monetary unit;
Money
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Deep
(adj.) far below the surface; complete understanding;
Thorough
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Dense
(adj.) closely packed or crowded; difficult to see through;
Thick
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Depend on
(v.) to count on; to be supported by;
Trust
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Dim
(adj.) not bright or clear;
Faint
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Display
(v.) to show; reveal;
Exhibit
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Exports
(n.) products sold abroad;
Foreign sales
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Gigantic
(adj.) very large;
Enormous
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Impressive
(adj.) causing admiration because of an object's importance;
Imposing
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Lasting
(adj.) forever; without end;
Enduring
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Treasury
(n.) the agency that controls and spends money; a collection of valued things;
Bank
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Uniform
(adj.) every part being the same;
Consistent
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Vibrant
(adj.) lively; powerful; full of action; bright;
Brilliant
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Distinct
(adj.) clearly noticed; different;
Definite
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Dominant
(adj.) primary or principal; having or exercising control over something;
Major
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Dormant
(adj.) not growing or producing; asleep;
Inactive
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Drab
(adj.) lacking color; uninteresting; boring;
Colorless
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Dramatic
(adj.) something that captures the imagination; exciting;
Emotional
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Elaborate
(adj.) something with a large number of parts; full of details;
Complex
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Exceptional
(adj.) unusual in a positive way;
Phenomenal
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Hazardous
(adj.) very risky; unsafe;
Dangerous
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Minuscule
(adj.) of little consequence; very small;
Tiny
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Prime
(v.) to make ready;
Prepare
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Rudimentary
(adj.) simple; not complex;
Basic
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Sensitive
(adj.) fast to show the effect of something;
Delicate
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Superficial
(adj.) simple; not deep; near the surface;
Shallow
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Terrifying
(adj.) filled with fear;
Frightening
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Vigorous
(adj.) powerful; full of action;
Strong
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Amenity
(n.) something that makes life easier or more enjoyable;
Convenience
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Destroy
(v.) to put an end to the existence of something;
Ruin
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Disperse
(v.) to cause to move in many different directions;
Circulate
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Dwelling
(n.) where people live;
House
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Element
(n.) a part of the whole;
Component
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Elementary
(adj.) simple in structure; easy to do;
Primary
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Eliminate
(v.) to remove; free oneself of something;
Delete
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Emphasize
(v.) to show that something is especially important or exceptional;
Highlight
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Encircle
(v.) to make a circle around;
Surround
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Erratic
(adj.) no regular pattern in thinking or movement; changeable without reason;
Inconsistent
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Exaggerate
(v.) to make something more than what it is;
Overstate
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Mention
(v.) to say; relate in written form;
Remark
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Pier
(n.) a place where boats arrive to take on or land cargo and passengers;
Dock
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Prevalent
(adj) existing widely or commonly;
Commonplace
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Release
(v.) to allow to come out; to give freedom;
Free
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Benefit
(v.) to be useful or helpful;
Assist
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Blind
(adj.) unable to see or understand; to conceal; showing poor judgment or understanding;
Unaware
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Broaden
(v.) to make larger or greater;
Enlarge
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Burgeon
(v.) growing at a fast pace;
Thrive
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Conspicuously
(adv.) attracting attention;
Noticeably
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Demand
(v.) to ask for something in a strong way;
Insists
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Endorse
(v.) to express approval;
Support
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Enormous
(adj.) very large;
Tremendous
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Entirely
(adj.) completely;
Thoroughly
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Erode
(v.) to wear away; disappear slowly;
Deteriorate
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Evaporate
(v.) to vanish;
Disappear
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Recover
(v.) to get back; to have something returned; to regain strength or health;
Retrieve
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Reportedly
(adv.) to know by report; unconfirmed;
Rumored
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Shift
(n.) a change in position or direction;
Switch
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Suffer
(v.) to experience difficulty; to worsen in quality; to experience pain;
Endure
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Dignitary
(n.) a very important or famous person, usually associated with a high position in government;
Notable
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Crucial
(adj.) of great importance; extremely necessary;
Critical
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Elude
(v.) to escape in a tricky way;
Evade
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Evident
(adj.) easy to see; usually because of some proof;
Apparent
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Exhaust
(v.) to use completely; to expand all energy; very thorough;
Deplete
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Extensive
(adj.) large in area or numbers;
Comprehensive
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Extremely
(adv.) very; to the very end, the highest extent;
Highly
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Face
(v.) to be in the presence of and oppose;
Confront
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Facet
(n.) element or component;
Aspect
188
Solve
(v.) to find the answer;
Resolve
189
Hero
(n.) a person remembered for an act of goodness or bravery;
Idol
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Inaccessible
(adj.) unable to be reached or communicated with;
Remote
191
Obviously
(adv.) in a clear, easy to understand way;
Evidently
192
Predictably
(adv.) in a way that foretells future events;
Expectedly
193
Suitable
(adj.) appropriate; correct;
Convenient
194
Ample
(adj.) more than enough;
Sufficient
195
Arid
(adj.) having little rain or water;
Dry
196
Avoid
(v.) to miss or keep away from;
Avert
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Defy
(v.) to show little fear or regard for rules or established norms; to challenge;
Resist
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Enact
(v.) to pass a law;
Legislate
199
Even
(adj.) regular; smooth; in equal parts;
Equitable
200
Feign
(v.) to pretend; make believe;
Simulate
201
Fertile
(adj.) able to produce abundantly;
Rich
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Freshly
(adv.) caught or produced not long ago;
Recently
203
Function
(n.) the normal purpose of something;
Role
204
Fundamental
(adj.) a primary or basic element;
Essential
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Indiscriminate
(adj.) not chosen carefully; unplanned;
Arbitrary
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Selective
(adj.) carefully chosen;
Discriminating
207
Spacious
(adj.) having a lot of room;
Expansive
208
Withstand
(v.) to fight without surrender; to persist;
Survive
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Durable
(adj.) something that lasts a long time;
Sturdy
210
Generate
(v.) to produce;
Create
211
Favor
(v.) to treat unfairly in a positive way to the disadvantage of others; to believe in;
Support
212
Gain
(v.) to obtain something needed or useful; to increase the amount of something;
Attain
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Halt
(v.) to stop or discontinue;
Stop
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Handle
(v.) to deal with or control;
Manage
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Harbor
(v.) to give protection; not to express a desire or opinion, usually bad;
Shelter
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Harmful
(adj.) something that causes pain or damage;
Unhealthy
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Insignificant
(adj.) not important; of little value;
Meaningless
218
Mysterious
(adj.) not easily understood or figured out;
Baffling
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Perilous
(adj.) threatening or risky; harmful;
Dangerous
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Postpone
(v.) to reschedule at a later time;
Delay
221
Promote
(v.) to encourage or advertise; to elevate in rank or grade;
Boost
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Reject
(v.) to refuse;
Refuse
223
Substantial
(adj.) important; strongly made; of value;
Significant
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Conscientious
(adj.) showing serious purpose; one who works carefully and with enthusiasm;
Meticulous
225
Expansion
(n.) the act of making larger;
Growth
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Convey
(v.) to make something know to others;
To communicate
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Encompass
(v.) to surround completely; to envelope;
Include
228
Heighten
(v.) to cause to become greater;
Intensify
229
Highlight
(v.) to emphasize the part of a greater whole;
Emphasize
230
Inadvertently
(adv.) by accident; without paying attention; unexpectedly;
Carelessly
231
Inevitable
(adj.) something that can not be prevented from happening;
Unavoidable
232
Infancy
(n.) in the beginning stages of development;
Beginning
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Miraculously
(adv.) caused by something that cannot be explained by the laws of nature;
Astonishingly
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Retrieve
(v.) to find and bring back;
Recover
235
Systematically
(adv.) done according to a plan;
Methodically
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Unlikely
(Adj.) not probable;
Doubtful
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Unwarranted
(adj.) without good reason or cause; inappropriate;
Unjustified
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Zenith
(n.) the highest point;
Apex
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Agiate
(v.) to shake or move; to cause worry;
Disturb
240
Confidential
(adj.) to be said or written in secret;
Secret
241
Delighted
(adj.) to be satisfied; very happy;
Elated
242
Discreetly
(adv.) in a careful, poilte manner;
Cautiously
243
Documented
(adj.) proven with written evidence;
Proven
244
Gradually
(adv.) slowly, but surely;
Steadily
245
Influence
(v.) to have an effect on a person's point of view or behavior; to change the course of events;
Affect
246
Inordinate
(adj.) a large amount or quantity; more than reasonable;
Excessive
247
Instantly
(adv.) happening immediately; in a short period of time;
Immediately
248
Intentionally
(adv.) with definite purpose and planning;
Deliberately
249
Intrinsic
(adj.) being a primary part of something;
Inherent
250
Inundate
(v.) to flood;
Overwhelm
251
Involve
(v.) to become concerned with or connected to;
Include
252
Nominal
(adj.) very small in form but not in substance;
Moderate
253
Presumably
(adv.) reported but not confirmed;
Supposedly
254
Absurd
(adj.) clearly false; without reason;
Ridiculous
255
Abuse
(n.) ghe act of using or treating things in an incorrect way;
Misuse
256
Allocation
(n.) a share; a part set aside for special purpose; an assignment of portions;
Distribution
257
Balanced
(adj.) a state where everything is of the same size or weight; an element on one side that counters an equal element on the other;
Equalized
258
Conservation
(n.) the act of using carefully; setting aside for future use;
[Conservative: favoring traditional values]
Preservation
259
Fallacious
(adj.) having errors;
Incorrect
260
Feasible
(adj.) able to be done;
Possible
261
Lack
(n.) a need for; an insufficient amount;
Shortage
262
Limber
(adj.) to be stretched; easily shaped;
Flexible
263
Means
(n.) ways;
Methods
264
Narrorw
(adj.) small form one side to the other; limited;
Thin
265
Preconception
(n.) an opinion formed in advanced without experience or knowledge of something;
Bias
266
Swift
(adj.) quick;
Fast
267
Robust
(adj.) showing good health; in good shape;
Energetic
268
Steady
(adj.) firm; in a fixed position; without change; reliable; dependable;
Constant
269
Antiquated
(adj.) too old to be presently useful; outmoded;
Old-fashioned
270
Coherent
(adj.) well reasoned; ideas that are clearly presented;
Logic
271
Develop
(v.) to grow; to increase; to become more complete;
Evlove
272
Fabricate
(v.) to make up, usually with an intent to fool or trick; to lie;
Invent
273
Investigation
(n.) a careful examination in order to determine facts;
Probe
274
Normally
(adv.) commonly; usually;
Typically
275
Notice
(v.) to sense; to be aware;
Observe
276
Notion
(n.) an idea, belief, or opinion;
Concept
277
Novel
(adj.) something unusual, uncommon; new;
Original
278
Opposition
(n.) the state of acting against; not being in agreement;
Resistance
279
Record
(v.) to make a written or oral notation; to copy;
Register
280
Unbiased
(adj.) with no preconceptions;
Objective
281
Relate
(v.) to tell; to show a connection between two things;
Communicate
282
Suspect
(v.) to think that something is true, but having no proof;
Speculate
283
Varied
(adj.) being of many different types;
Diverse
284
Accentuate
(v.) to highlight; to give more importance to;
Emphasize
285
Disguise
(v.) to hide the usual appearance of something;
Conceal
286
Finance
(v.) to provide money;
Fund
287
Initiate
(v.) to begin; to establish; to take decisive action without help;
Launch
288
Innovative
(adj.) something newly intoruced;
Creative
289
Narrate
(v.) to tell a story;
Relate
290
Nevertheless
(Conj.) in spite of that;
Nonetheless
291
Occasionally
(adv.) now and then; once in a while;
Sometimes
292
Omit
(v.) to leave out, not include;
Neglect
293
Outlandish
(adj.) strange and unpleasant; beyond accepted norms;
Bizarre
294
Overcome
(v.) to defeat, fight with success; to take control of an individual;
Conquer
295
Partially
(adv.) a part of the whole; incomplete;
Somewhat
296
Pass
(v.) to accept formally by vote;
Approve
297
Portray
(v.) to represent; to act;
Depict
298
Submit
(v.) to turn in, offer for evaluation;
Propose
299
Decline
(v.) to move from good to bad, or from much to little; to refuse;
Decrease
300
Gather
(v.) to collect;
Collect
301
Motion
(n.) the state of changing one's position;
Movement
302
Partisan
(adj.) strongly supporting a group or point of view;
Biased
303
Pattern
(n.) a regular, repeated arrangement or action;
Habit
304
Phenomena
(n.) natural events or facts; strange or notable happening;
Events
305
Philanthropic
(adj.) a feeling of love for people, usually resulting in financial aid to worthy causes;
Humanitarian
306
Placid
(adj.) quiet, not easily upset;
Calm
307
Plentiful
(adj.) more than sufficient;
Abundant
308
Reaction
(n.) a reply; change that occurs when substances are mixes;
Response
309
Rythm
(n.) a regular pattern, usually in music;
Pulse
310
Shallow
(adj.) not far from top to bottom;
Superficial
311
Scenic
(adj.) concerning pleasant natural surroundings;
Picturesque
312
Sheltered
(adj.) protected from harmful elements; isolated from reality;
Protected
313
Vanishing
(adj.) going out of sight;
Disappearing
314
Account
(n.) a report of an event; money kept in a bank; a statement of something used or received, usually a financial report;
Story
315
Archaic
(adj.) very old; old-fashioned; no longer used;
Ancient
316
Hasten
(v.) to cause to go faster; move forward more quickly;
Accelerate
317
Hue
(n.) color
318
Illustration
(n.) a visual image, typically used to explain;
Picture
319
Inactive
(adj.) not moving; not involved;
Idle
320
Intricate
(adj.) having many parts; finely detailed;
Complex
321
Magnitude
(n.) of great size or importance;
Dimension
322
Oblige
(v.) to have to do something;
Require
323
Overlook
(v.) to ignore or neglect;
Disregard
324
Poll
(n.) questionnaire; a vote of public opinion;
Survey
325
Position
(n.) place where something can be found;
Job/location
326
Practical
(adj.) convenient or effective;
Functional
327
Predominant
(adj.) the most noticeable or powerful element;
Principal
328
Prompt
(v.) to cause something to happen; do quickly; be on time;
Induce
329
Analogous
(adj.) alike in some way;
Similar to
330
Approximately
(adv.) almost correct; not exact;
Around
331
Campel
(v.) to make something happen by necessity or force;
Oblige
332
Formidable
(adj.) difficult; causing worry or fear;
Overwhelming
333
Intrusive
(adj.) the state of being inside or upon something when not desired to be there by others;
Annoying
334
Periodically
(adv.) happening occasionally;
Sometimes
335
Prone
(adj.) likely to do something;
Inclined to
336
Prophetic
(adj.) correctly telling about future events;
Predictive
337
Proportions
(n.) the relationship of size or importance when compared to another object or person;
Dimensions
338
Readily
(adv.) willingly; easily;
Freely
339
Reliably
(adv.) in a trusted way;
Dependably
340
Reluctantly
(adv.) unwillingly;
Hesitatingly
341
Renown
(n.) fame;
Prominence
342
Sacrifice
(v.) to give up something of value for the common good
Concession
343
Triumph
(n.) a victory; a success;
Achievement
344
Affordable
(adj.) able to be done, usually referring to something you can do without damage or loss;
Economical
345
Contaminated
(adj.) to make something impure by adding something dirty or a poisonous substance;
Pollute
346
Discernible
(adj.) noticeable; easily seen;
Detectable
347
Flourishing
(adj.) active and growing; healthy;
Thriving
348
Maintain
(v.) to support; to keep in good condition;
Preserve
349
Mediocre
(adj.) of average quality; not good or bad;
Average
350
Negligible
(adj.) hardly noticeable; scarcely detectable;
Insignificant
351
Neglect
(v.) to ignore; to give little attention
352
Parallel
(adj.) being almost of the same type or time; comparable;
Similar
353
Peculiar
(adj.) unusual; uncommon;
Strange
354
Potent
(adj.) very strong;
Powerful
355
Remarkable
(adj.) worthy of mention; uncommon;
Exceptional
356
Scattered
(adj.) spread out or separated widely;
Dispersed
357
Solid
(adj.) having good quality; being well made, firm; not a gas or liquid;
Steady
358
Somewhat
(adj.) a little;
Slight
359
Tedious
(adj.) long and tiring;
Monotonous
360
Briefly
(adj.) short, usually in time;
Concisely
361
Circulate
(v.) to cause to move along a fixed path; move freely;
Distribute
362
Consistently
(adv.) without changing; keeping the same principles, ideas, or quality;
Dependably
363
Exhibit
(v.) to show or demonstrate;
Display
364
Found
(v.) to establish; start up;
Establish
365
Foundation
(n.) a philanthropic organization
366
Improperly
(adv.) not following established rules; not desirable;
Inappropriately
367
Impulsively
(adv.) acting without thinking;
Capriciously
368
Infrequently
(adv.) almost never;
Rarely
369
Isolated
(adj.) to keep separated from others;
Secluded
370
Overtly
(adv.) in a way clearly seen; not done secretly;
Openly
371
Profoundly
(adv.) in a deep way; showing deep knowledge of a subject;
Significantly
372
Sharply
(adv.) showing sensitivity or quick thinking; showing a quick change in direction;
Quickly
373
Situated
(adj.) being found in a certain place;
Located
374
Subsequently
(adv.) following; coming after something;
Afterwards
375
Unmistakable
(adj.) clearly able to be determined;
Indisputable
376
Chaotic
(adj.) being in complete disorder and confusion;
Disorganized
377
Characteristic
(adj./ n.) an easily recognized quality of something;
Typical
378
Controversial
(adj.) causing disagreement or argument;
Debatable
379
Exemplify
(v.) to give an example;
Symbolize
380
Gratifying
(adj.) giving pleasure or a feeling of accomplishment; showing thanks;
Satisfying
381
Interpret
(v.) to understand the meaning of something;
Clarify
382
Launch
(v.) to cause something to begin;
Initiate
383
Legitimate
(adj.) reasonable; lawful;
Authentic
384
Particular
(adj.) a certain way or thing; unusual; hard to please;
Specific
385
Radiant
(adj.) sending out in all directions, esp. heat or light;
Bright
386
Ridge
(n.) the top of a mountain range; a raised part of any surface;
Crest
387
Span
(v.) the length of time or distance from one limit to the other; to cross;
Cover
388
Spontaneous
(adj.) unplanned; uncontrolled;
Instinctive
389
Stream
(n.) a natural flow of something; a pouring out;
River
390
Striking
(adj.) drawing special attention;
Remarkable
391
Aptly
(adv.) having a tendency to do something; likely;
Appropriately
392
Demonstration
(n.) a show or exhibit;
Display
393
Demonstrative
(adj.) overtly showing emotion
394
Involuntarily
(adv.) in an unthinking manner; not chosen;
Automatically
395
Ingredients
(n.) something combined to make something; the contents of something;
Elements
396
Marvel
(n.) something that surprises or impresses;
Wonder
397
Measurable
(adj.) able to determine how much or many;
Assessable
398
Moderate (adj.)
(adj.) not too much, not too little;
Medium
399
Moderate (v.)
To reduce
400
Odd
(adj.) unusual;
Strange
401
Reflection
(n.) a picture or element thrown back;
Image
402
Supposedly
(adv.) according to reports or hearsay; widely believed or accepted;
Presumably
403
Sustained
(adj.) continuing in a constant way; remaining strong;
Consistent
404
Symbols
(n.) signs or objects that represent something or somebody;
Marks
405
Synthesis
(n.) the mixing of separate things to form a whole;
Combination
406
Synthetic
(adj.) not made by nature
407
Tangible
(adj.) real; that which can be felt;
Concrete
408
Tightly
(adv.) being fixed in place; close; leaving no freedom;
Firmly
409
Aggravating
(adj.) making worse; annoying;
Irritating
410
Amusement
(n.) something that holds interest and is enjoyable;
Diversion
411
Conceivably
(adv.) feasibly; believably;
Possibly
412
Convert
(v.) to change from one form or state to another;
Alter
413
Curative
(adj.) being able to restore to good condition;
Healing
414
Debilitating
(adj.) weakening
415
Deplete
(v.) to use up; reduce greatly;
Consume
416
Finite
(adj.) of a certain amount; having an end; not infinite;
Limited
417
Perceive
(v.) to sense; become aware of;
Observe
418
Security
(n.) the feeling of freedom from danger, doubt, or worry;
Safety
419
Toxic
(adj.) harmful; capable of being fatal;
Poisonous
420
Tranquility
(n.) calm; quietness;
Peacefulness
421
Trap
(v.) to catch and hold onto, usually by trickery; deceive;
Retain
422
Undeniably
(adv.) clearly true;
Absolutely
423
Underestimated
(adj.) guessed lower than the actual quantity;
Miscalculated
