CET-6 Vocabulary

Lively, quick, and energetic

To comfort someone in grief; a control panel or gaming unit

A religious song of praise; to sing such a song

Willing to accept others' beliefs; able to withstand difficult conditions

Serious, dignified, and deeply sincere

To lift or throw with effort; a rising and falling motion

To ignore or show no concern for something; a lack of attention or care

A hunting dog; to persistently harass or pursue

To fear greatly; great fear or anxiety about something

A chemistry scientist; (British) a pharmacist or drugstore

The set of letters used in writing a language, arranged in a fixed order

A sedimentary rock composed mainly of calcium carbonate

Writing done by hand; a person's characteristic style of writing

To make lively and full of energy; to supply with power

To contaminate with harmful substances; to corrupt

Lacking physical coordination or grace; not skillful or tactful; awkward to use or handle

Unique or extraordinary; the grammatical form referring to one person or thing

A series of wound loops; to wind into loops

To reach a conclusion by reasoning from evidence

By instinct, without conscious thought

A sacred religious text, especially the Bible

A prisoner; held captive and unable to escape

Done openly and not hidden or secret

Having curls or waves; not straight

An exact copy; to make a copy or repeat something

Not fair or sensible; beyond what is acceptable

A pathogenic microorganism; the earliest stage of an organism; the origin of an idea

Showing uncontrollable emotion; extremely funny

To wander away; a lost animal; wandering or misplaced

Bold and willing to take risks; boldness

A ship, truck, or aircraft for transporting bulk liquids

Friendship and community among a group; a research grant

To flow over the edge of a container; excess that spills over

Extremely bad, unpleasant, or frightening

A porous material used for washing; to clean with a sponge; to live off others

To be enough or adequate for a need

Not needed; unnecessary

The set of specialized words used in a particular field

A loud shrill cry; to scream shrilly

Not allowing light to pass through; unclear or hard to understand

A threat or source of danger; to threaten or intimidate

A refrigerator; an appliance for keeping food cold

Unnecessary worry or excitement over trivial matters; to worry or fret excessively

Cruel oppressive rule by an absolute ruler

The width of something; the wide range or scope of knowledge or ability

In a clear, powerful, or brightly colored manner

A member of a criminal gang

No longer existing or living; having died out completely