CET-6 Vocabulary

An official who inspects; a police officer rank

Deception for illegal gain; a person who deceives

To compete or struggle; to assert or argue that something is true

Demanding exact obedience; severe; precise

An orderly arrangement or impressive collection; to arrange in order

A fingernail or toenail; a metal fastening spike; to fasten with nails

To gather together; to put parts together

A rodent larger than a mouse; to betray or inform on someone

To break open suddenly; a sudden outburst of activity or emotion

Impossible to avoid or prevent; something certain to happen

A large natural underground hollow; to collapse or give in under pressure

The direction midway between south and west

A frightening imaginary creature; a cruel person; extremely large

Not expected; happening by surprise

To make a process easier; to help bring something about

Something that blocks or hinders progress

So powerful or intense as to be irresistible

To tear apart forcefully; a tear or split

A plant used to flavour food or in medicine

A solid with a regular atomic structure; a clear mineral; high-quality glassware

A period of economic decline; the act of withdrawing

A reason that causes one to act; to provide an incentive

A large overflow of water; to overflow or overwhelm with a large amount

The legal right to possess and control something

A frightening dream; a terrifying or very unpleasant experience

A careful or official examination

To seek advice or information from someone; a consultation

The state of owning something; an item owned

To pardon someone; to stop feeling anger or resentment

In a reliable and uniform manner; always

The floor of a building below ground level

To float or move without control; a gradual movement or tendency

To cause liquid to flow away; a pipe or channel for removing liquid

The greatest possible amount or degree

A form with a set of questions used to gather information

A statement about what will happen in the future; a forecast

Wet soft earth; to make dirty with mud

Microscopic single-celled organisms, some of which cause disease

A special right or advantage not enjoyed by all; to grant such a right

The basic facilities and systems needed for a society to function

Situated in or designed for the open air

A building for religious worship; the flat area on the side of the forehead

To draw liquid into the mouth by suction

Occurring without a definite plan or pattern; by chance

To jump or spring; an act of jumping or sudden change

A cloth hung to cover a window or stage; to cover with a curtain

The joint connecting the hand to the forearm

A small body of still water; to collect water into a pool