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TOEFL Vocabulary

Essential vocabulary for the TOEFL exam. · 6,970 words

6,970 words

To pronounce words clearly; to state something clearly

nunci
TOEFLGREC2

Offspring or descendants as a group

gen
TOEFLGREC1

To stun or confuse; a state of confusion or disorientation

TOEFLGREB1

Rough with small waves; lacking smooth continuity

TOEFLC2

The uppermost, most fertile layer of soil

TOEFLC2

Controlled distribution of scarce resources

TOEFLA1

Showing good judgment and sound thinking

jur
TOEFLGREC2

Relating to a mutually beneficial relationship

bio
TOEFLC2

A very large New World vulture found in the Andes or California

TOEFLGREC2

Using satire or irony to mock or criticize

sat
TOEFLC2

On fire or brightly lit; filled with excitement

TOEFLC2

A word with the same or nearly the same meaning as another

nomin
IELTSTOEFLB2

Learning by mechanical repetition without understanding

rot
TOEFLGREC1

A small wind instrument played by blowing through holes

harmon
TOEFLB2

A person who lives alone, away from society; a recluse

TOEFLGREC2

A one-yard measuring rod; a standard for comparison

TOEFLC2

A sauce or seasoning used to enhance the flavor of food

TOEFLGREC2

To arrange for a different time; to change the schedule

TOEFLC2

Reluctant or unwilling to do something

IELTSTOEFLGRE

To urge or drive someone to act; to propel forward

pel
TOEFLGREC2

Open to argument; not certain or fully proved

TOEFLA2

To the greatest or highest possible degree; extremely

TOEFLC2

In a fair and morally right manner

TOEFLA1

Having sharp judgment and perception; perceptive

TOEFLGREC1

A sharp-bladed tool for cutting stone, wood, or metal; to cut with such a tool

cid
IELTSTOEFLGRE

Lasting forever or for a very long time; eternal

IELTSTOEFLGRE

The practice of eating the flesh of one's own species

TOEFLC2

Medieval proto-science of transforming metals; any mysterious transformation

TOEFLGREC2

To repeatedly attack or harass; to plunder or ravage

TOEFLGREA2

Feeling sleepy; causing sleepiness

TOEFLC2

To irritate or frustrate someone intensely; to make very angry

IELTSTOEFLGRE

To free someone from blame, guilt, or obligation

solv
TOEFLGREC2

A student studying beyond a first degree; relating to such studies

IELTSTOEFLC2

Brave and noble; politely attentive to women

TOEFLGREC1

Polite and appropriate social behavior

dec
TOEFLGREB2

A petty noisy quarrel; to argue over trivial matters

TOEFLGREC2

Without equal or match; peerless

TOEFLA2

To spread gradually through or over something, as light, colour, or liquid

flu
TOEFLGREC2

To slow down or delay progress; a delay

TOEFLGREB2

Thoughtful and attentive to the needs and feelings of others

IELTSTOEFLA2