A conclusion reached by reasoning from evidence
CET-6 Vocabulary
College English Test Band 6 vocabulary. · 5,406 words
A person who steals using force or threats
To find out or establish something with certainty
Negligent or unethical professional conduct causing harm
Too small to be seen without a microscope; extremely tiny
Existing in large amounts; abundant
To cut wool from a sheep; a large cutting tool
To increase the strength or volume of something; to expand on a topic
Very tall or high; noble in character; arrogant in manner
Characterized by snow; white as snow
To decay or decompose; the process of rotting; nonsense
Covered with rust; out of practice
A container for liquids with a handle and spout
Relating to the sea, navigation, or shipping; coastal
A short low throaty sound; to make such a sound
To cause someone to suffer pain or distress
To darken skin in the sun; a light yellowish-brown colour; sun-darkened skin
To look through casually; to navigate web pages
A poor, run-down urban neighborhood; to visit such an area
Not working productively; wasteful of resources
An instrument for measuring temperature
A fabric device that slows a fall from an aircraft; to descend by parachute
To entertain or make someone laugh; to keep pleasantly occupied
To draw a line under text; to emphasize; a line drawn beneath text
Cleverly cunning or secretively mischievous
To assign to a lower or less important position; to demote
To measure or express something as a number or quantity
Darkened by shadows; vague or mysterious
The spine; a main support or structure; strength of character
A loop of thread in sewing; a sharp side pain; to sew
To make or become rigid or less flexible
The difference in electrical potential between two points