TOEFL Vocabulary
Essential vocabulary for the TOEFL exam. · 6,970 words
Not moving or not able to move; fixed in place
Sticking out beyond a surface; the act of projecting
To prevent something or someone from moving
An electronic keyboard instrument that generates sounds electronically
Without restraint or control; unrestrained
Made of wool; a wool garment
Something that develops naturally from something else; a byproduct
A very small or insufficient amount of something
Regarded with great respect and admiration
To interfere in other people's affairs without being asked
Showing lack of respect toward something usually treated seriously
To feel strong hatred or disgust toward something
A bird kept or hunted for food; to hunt wild birds
Dishonest and without moral principles
Not fully developed; economically or industrially backward
Causing confusion or bewilderment
Wishing or intending harm to others; deeply ill-willed
To lessen pain or distress; to calm or pacify
An oversupply of something; to flood a market with excess goods
Treating others in a condescending, superior manner
Unnecessary and unjustified; given freely without payment
Redness and soreness of the skin from too much sun exposure; to suffer such a burn
To provoke or urge into action; a pointed stick for driving animals
Showing or expressing contempt or disdain
Unpleasant or offensive to the senses or feelings
A feeling of wounded pride or irritation; to arouse curiosity or cause resentment
In an irregular or infrequent manner
Of high rank or noble character; filled with great joy
The arrangement of something in layers; a plant propagation method
To bargain persistently over a price
A list of specialized terms with definitions, usually at the end of a book
Deviating from what is normal or expected
Slightly open, as of a door or window
To last or survive longer than someone or something else
To injure someone causing permanent disability
Tediously repetitive and lacking in variety
The sound or action of scraping; material scraped off a surface
Relating to humanism or human values
A deep water-filled ditch surrounding a fortification
Angular distance east or west of the prime meridian
A person who deposits money in a bank