TOEFL Vocabulary
Essential vocabulary for the TOEFL exam. · 6,970 words
A pale shade of colour; to colour lightly
Having no legal validity; an empty or zero value; to annul
The state of being calm and peaceful
Relating to nomads; moving from place to place
Beneath the surface of water; hidden
Sweet liquid from flowers; any delicious drink
To name or list items one by one
Lacking fresh air; overly formal or old-fashioned
Having variety; spread across different types or areas
To carve wood with a knife; to gradually reduce something
A regular fixed payment or allowance
To renovate and restore something to good condition
A Native American stone or adobe communal village
A scientist who studies ancient life through fossils
To join metals by heat or pressure; a welded joint
A short leftover piece; a ticket or cheque stub; to bump one's toe
In an impressively striking or dramatic manner
The quality of being aggressive or boldly assertive
Whisky from Scotland; to stop something from succeeding; relating to Scotland
The state of being lower in rank or quality
To quarrel repeatedly over petty matters; a petty argument
To make or become slightly wet
Direct and frank in speech or manner
A clear glossy coating; to apply such a coating; to gloss over faults
A prayer or appeal to a god or authority for help
Located far from the centre; remote or peripheral
Having no personal stake; impartial and unbiased
Relating to or caused by motion
Burning fiercely; of extreme intensity or heat
A scientist who studies weather and atmospheric phenomena
Mass destruction or killing of people; the Nazi genocide of Jews
A reduction in value over time; disparagement
A small spot or particle; to mark with small spots
Strong twisted string; to wind or twist together
A very stupid or foolish person
Not affected or penetrated by something; immune to influence
To free someone from false beliefs or illusions; the state of disenchantment
A medical treatment using needles inserted at specific body points
A young male horse; an inexperienced young person
Having sharp insight and understanding; quick to notice things accurately