TOEFL Vocabulary
Essential vocabulary for the TOEFL exam. · 6,970 words
To stun or confuse; a state of confusion or disorientation
Rough with small waves; lacking smooth continuity
The uppermost, most fertile layer of soil
Controlled distribution of scarce resources
A very large New World vulture found in the Andes or California
On fire or brightly lit; filled with excitement
Extremely steep; done with excessive haste or rashness
To demolish completely to the ground
To restrict or limit; to draw a boundary around
A person who lives alone, away from society; a recluse
A one-yard measuring rod; a standard for comparison
A sauce or seasoning used to enhance the flavor of food
To arrange for a different time; to change the schedule
Reluctant or unwilling to do something
Open to argument; not certain or fully proved
In a complex and detailed way
To the greatest or highest possible degree; extremely
In a fair and morally right manner
Having sharp judgment and perception; perceptive
Lasting forever or for a very long time; eternal
The practice of eating the flesh of one's own species
Medieval proto-science of transforming metals; any mysterious transformation
To repeatedly attack or harass; to plunder or ravage
Feeling sleepy; causing sleepiness
To irritate or frustrate someone intensely; to make very angry
A student studying beyond a first degree; relating to such studies
Brave and noble; politely attentive to women
A petty noisy quarrel; to argue over trivial matters
Without equal or match; peerless
To slow down or delay progress; a delay
Thoughtful and attentive to the needs and feelings of others
Rigid; unwilling or unable to change
Great suffering or hardship; a trying experience