CET-4 Vocabulary

To uncover or reveal; to make vulnerable to something

Relating to the countryside, as opposed to cities

Having a small width; to become or make smaller in extent

The fatty part of milk; a smooth cosmetic substance; the best of a group

Firm and stable in shape; reliable; a substance with fixed shape and volume

Used to express that something is sad or unlucky

Laws enacted by a legislature; the process of making laws

To achieve a goal; to take over from someone

To mark a special occasion with festivities; to honour or praise

Something accomplished successfully through effort; an accomplishment

To charge someone with a crime or wrongdoing; to blame

serving a purpose; having practical benefit

To refuse to accept or turn down; something discarded as unsatisfactory

A natural ability or skill; a gifted person

The sensation of flavor; good judgment in aesthetics; to perceive flavor

A distinctive feature of a person or thing; typical or distinguishing

To get free from danger; the act of escaping

To throw or fling; to assign acting roles; all the actors in a production

A grammatical unit of words; a court-imposed punishment; to condemn to punishment

Not common or ordinary; out of the ordinary

In a close manner; with careful attention

To make someone believe something or persuade them to act

The measurement from base to top; the highest or most intense point

A licensed medical doctor, especially an internist

To evaluate the value or quality of something; to impose a tax or charge

A large, sufficient amount; more than enough

Almost or nearly; in effect but not formally

The act of adding anything

Having a fine cutting edge; intelligent; a musical symbol raising a note by one semitone

Having the ability to produce original and imaginative ideas

To move something down or reduce it; situated below or at a lesser level

To officially sanction; to have a positive opinion of

A statement that makes something clear or understandable

Homosexual, especially male; (older use) happy and lively

Correct or suitable for a situation; genuine or real

The grounds and buildings of a school or university

Having committed a crime; feeling remorse or shame

To obtain or gain something through effort; to come to possess

Relating to a specific skill or technology; requiring specialist knowledge

To take part in a contest or rivalry against others

Added to; and also; a positive advantage

A person who moves to another country to live permanently

Lacking physical strength or ability; not firm or convincing

Contrary to or forbidden by law or rules

A choice between two or more options; available as another option

A vertical pillar or support; a vertical line in a table; a newspaper section

Mutual action or exchange between people or things

The qualities that make a person unique; personal charisma