CET-6 Vocabulary

Relating to a corporation or large business (adj.)

The activity of interpreting written text; a meter reading; a public recitation

Either of the two fleshy parts around the mouth; the rim of a container

Of or relating to a city or town

Relating to the mind or intellect; relating to psychiatric conditions

To a greater and greater degree; more and more

A person who works on a farm, growing crops or raising livestock

A large celestial body orbiting a star, such as Earth or Mars

To travel to discover; to examine or investigate thoroughly

To get or acquire something through effort

Made up of many parts; difficult to understand; a group of related buildings

To encircle or enclose on all sides

A person skilled in sports or physical activities

To ask someone to attend or participate; to encourage something to happen

To do or say something again; something that happens again

The spiritual essence of a person; inner character; African American cultural style

Relating to or based on science

Not able to happen or be done; something that cannot be achieved

A flat section of a surface; a group gathered to discuss or judge

Having a husband or wife; a married person

A musical instrument, tool, or measuring device

To say in advance that something will happen; to forecast

A promise or pledge; dedication to a cause or obligation

Relating to emotions; easily moved by strong feelings

Highest in power or rank; greatest or most extreme

A small bag in clothing; one's finances; to take and keep dishonestly

A measure of heat or cold; an elevated body temperature indicating illness

A survey of public opinion; a formal vote; to conduct a survey

a formal plan or suggestion; an offer of marriage

A result or effect of an action; importance

The ability to see; something seen; to catch a glimpse of

To legally take a child into one's family; to accept or follow a plan or idea

A group smaller in number than the main group; a racial or ethnic subgroup

To join or link things together

The activity of educating others; a doctrine or principle taught

Help or support; to assist someone

A recommendation or opinion offered to guide someone's actions

to arrange or coordinate in an orderly way

A path through the countryside; marks left by a person or animal; to follow behind

A long fictional prose work; new and original in nature

In some unspecified or unknown way

A group chosen to give a verdict in court; a panel of judges in a competition

The mammary gland on a woman's chest; the chest area

To recognize or admit something as true; to confirm receipt or express gratitude

The main subject or recurring idea of a work; to apply a theme

Severe weather with strong winds and rain; a violent disturbance; to attack forcefully

The joining of things together; a workers' organization; a political alliance

The end, finish, close or last part of something