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A1 English Vocabulary

Beginner — basic everyday expressions and simple phrases. · 1,638 words

1,638 words

The quality of caring only about oneself

TOEFLA1

Showing contempt or treating something as unworthy of attention

miss
A1

Reduction in disease severity; forgiveness of sin or debt

miss
GREA1

Having good reasons; (of text) aligned at both margins

A1

The activity of travelling on water in a boat for pleasure

A1

To include or classify within a larger category

sum
GREA1

Located far from the centre; remote or peripheral

IELTSTOEFLA1

Relating to Satan; extremely evil or wicked

GREA1

To train again, especially in a new skill or job

A1

Taking pleasure in causing pain or humiliation to others

GREA1

A central pin or shaft for rotation; a key person or thing; to turn or shift direction

IELTSTOEFLGRE

Refined and well-educated; artificially grown in a lab or controlled setting

A1

A person who has suddenly gained wealth or power but is arrogant or socially unaccepted

GREA1

Able to be shown as reasonable or acceptable

GREA1

Abbreviation for millimetre; an expression of agreement or satisfaction

A1

Deliberately planned; not spontaneous

GREA1

Lacking formal instruction or training

A1

A cosmetic treatment for the fingernails; to trim and polish nails or something neatly

man
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Harsh, discordant sounds; a state of conflict or disagreement

son
TOEFLA1

Difficult to endure; causing stress or irritation

TOEFLA1

Secretly gathering information; espionage

A1

Generally assumed to be the case; supposed

put
GREA1

All future generations; one's descendants

IELTSTOEFLA1

The successful realization of a plan or goal

IELTSTOEFLGRE

Compensation for a wrong; to set right an injustice

direct
TOEFLGREA1

Voluntary self-punishment to show regret; a Christian sacrament of confession

pun
GREA1

Controlled distribution of scarce resources

TOEFLA1

A device used to hold things together or in place

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In a fair and morally right manner

TOEFLA1

Patterned with alternating squares; marked by varied fortune

GREA1

To reorganize or reequip for improvement

TOEFLA1

Very large in quantity; abundant

GREA1

Plain or unattractive in appearance; simple and domestic

GREA1

Relating to a section or region; a modular sofa

IELTSTOEFLA1

To formally withdraw from a political union or organization

ced
GREA1

Showing disrespect for sacred things; secular; to desecrate

fanum
IELTSTOEFLGRE

The quality of being firm and resistant; severity

TOEFLA1

To make or become ill; to cause disgust or nausea

IELTSTOEFLA1

A very small person or thing

GREA1

A distinctive personal habit; an affected or exaggerated style

IELTSTOEFLA1