Recklessly devoted to pleasure; dissolute
TOEFL Vocabulary
Essential vocabulary for the TOEFL exam. · 6,970 words
Breaking something into fine particles or fragments
Extremely generous and lavish in giving
Hesitant and indecisive
A small, hot-tasting pepper used as a spice
The process of converting a solid or liquid into a gas
To appease or win the favour of someone, especially a god
Reacting to or easily affected by light
Having the shape of or relating to a polygon
The doctrine of achieving change through gradual reform rather than revolution
One who believes in the existence of a god or gods
The study of paranormal phenomena such as telepathy and ghosts
Relating to a hobby rather than a profession
The diameter of a gun barrel; the quality or level of ability (British spelling)
Water that flows naturally from a spring
A person who builds and repairs ships
Lack of modesty or decency
The science of diet and nutrition
To make extremely dry or scorched through heat
An official government journal or newspaper; to publish in such a journal
To clear someone of blame or guilt
To exist or occur earlier than something else
Constantly finding trivial faults; excessive petty criticism
The atmospheric layer of a star between the photosphere and the corona
The main spring of a clock; the chief driving force of something
Free from blame; blameless
To speak evasively or misleadingly to avoid the truth
An extinct dolphin-like marine reptile of the Mesozoic era
Resistant to rust; to treat against rust
Cautious and wary; reluctant to give freely
The process of applying gold leaf; a gold coating
A vast ancient landmass that split into today's continents
To hide true feelings or intentions by pretending
Of a material that can be strongly magnetized, like iron
To an exceptional degree
To chew food; to grind into a pulp