CET-6 Vocabulary

Honesty and strong moral principles; the state of being whole and undamaged

To give someone the right to do something; to give a title to a work

Clearly seen or understood; obvious

The fundamental nature of something; a concentrated extract

The study of correct reasoning; a rational and sensible way of thinking

To prevent someone or something from entering or being included

Unpleasantly rough or grating; severe or cruel

A small storage room; to shut away privately; secret or undisclosed

A long narrow passage in a building; a narrow strip of land connecting two areas

To welcome or acknowledge someone in a friendly way

The inside of a building or enclosed space; situated on the inside or inland

The sale of goods directly to consumers; to sell in small quantities to the public

A legless reptile; a treacherous person; to move in a winding route

Lack of strength; a fault or shortcoming; a strong fondness

Relating to ancient Greek or Roman culture; of formal Western music; following established principles

The state of not having a job; the level of joblessness in an economy

To bend material over on itself; a crease or bend made by folding

Unverified information spread by word of mouth; to spread such information

To turn in the opposite direction; the opposite of something; going backwards

Not able to be found; absent when expected

A sudden burst of light; to shine briefly; a very short moment

All human beings; the quality of being kind and compassionate

A mutual relationship between things; a statistical measure of how variables relate

Consistently trustworthy and dependable

An upright typeface; relating to Roman script or numerals

The art of designing buildings; a style of building; the structure of a system

Happening sometimes but not regularly or often

The joint of the arm; to push with the elbow

An unproven accusation or claim that someone has done something wrong

To make someone unclear in mind; to mix up two things

A flat-billed water bird; to quickly lower one's head to avoid something

A measured amount of medicine taken at one time; to administer such an amount

To begin or start something; to admit someone to a group; a new member

To beg earnestly; to argue a case in court

A formal spoken lesson; to teach or scold by speaking at length

A filling between two slices of bread; to squeeze between two things

A residential area on the outskirts of a city

The main stem of a tree; the human torso; a large luggage box; an elephant's nose

To encourage or inspire someone to act

To cause food to pass into the stomach; a small migratory bird

To cause to become; to perform or translate; a plaster coating or rendered image

A device or scheme to catch someone or something; to ensnare

To limit or control the extent or access of something

Apparently; as it appears on the surface

A curved transparent piece that focuses light; a camera lens

To make sure a law or rule is obeyed

A person who accompanies or keeps company with another

A large flat area of land; simple and undecorated; easy to understand