CET-6 Vocabulary

A long formal dress; an official robe for judges or academics

To show a mutual relationship between things; a related counterpart

To stop or cause to stop; a pause in movement

Refusing to give up; continuing over a long period

A person devoted to improving human welfare; relating to humanitarianism

To inflict severe pain on someone; the act of doing so

Banishment from one's home country; to banish someone

A group of singers; the repeated part of a song; to say or sing together

A loud deep sound; to make such a sound

To return to life or activity; to restore something

An ornamental water feature shooting jets of water; a natural spring

Retaliation for a perceived wrong; to take retaliatory action

Having a sharp acidic taste; to become rancid or unpleasant

To live in a place permanently or for a long time

Based on observation or experiment rather than theory

Care taken to avoid danger; to warn someone of risk

To begin from a source; to create or initiate something

To gather information from various sources; to translate source code into machine code

To burst out suddenly and violently, as a volcano; to break out suddenly

Remarkable, worthy of attention; a distinguished person

A walking stick or plant stem; to beat with a cane

Having or resulting from good luck

A sharp knock; to knock sharply; a style of spoken-word music

To shape metal by heating; to make a fraudulent copy; a metalworking furnace

To throw into disorder; to interrupt or disturb something

A smell, whether pleasant or unpleasant

Attractively thin; very small in amount; to lose weight

Worth having or choosing; pleasing and attractive

What is left over; a dead body; ancient ruins

To warn of danger; a warning signal; watchful and attentive

To claim something is true without full proof

A small simple one-room shelter or dwelling

To achieve or reach a goal through effort

To cause enthusiasm or strong feelings

Requiring immediate attention or action

To say a word in a particular way; to declare formally

To restrict within limits; a boundary or border

Conforming to established or traditional beliefs and practices

A sudden occurrence or spread of something harmful

A large ensemble of musicians playing various instruments together

Stern, forbidding, and gloomy; sinister or ghastly

A small round object with a hole, used in jewellery; a small drop of liquid

Generating profit or benefit

A prolonged period of very little rain; an extended dry or unsuccessful period

To support or maintain a principle or decision

Involving or posing danger or risk

Verification that something is true or will happen as planned

Operating without wires; radio communication; a wireless network