Completely and carefully; absolutely
TOEFL Vocabulary
Essential vocabulary for the TOEFL exam. · 6,970 words
A person from whom one is descended; a forerunner or earlier form
To strongly disapprove of; to declare guilty or unfit
Hot water vapour used for power or cooking; to cook with steam
Expecting the best possible outcome; hopeful
A small edible marine crustacean; to fish for shrimp
To provide with necessary tools, skills, or resources
A frame for storing objects; to cause great pain or distress
Clothes worn to represent a character or period; to dress in costume
The science and practice of farming, including growing crops and raising livestock
The legal state of being unable to pay one's debts
An extra payment or benefit beyond what is expected; a welcome additional advantage.
A substance that stimulates immunity against a disease
Against or in conflict with something; having resisted
Working together with others; a jointly produced work
The path of one body around another; to travel in such a path
To grip firmly; to understand; one's grip or understanding
To move through an area for security; a group assigned to guard an area
A surprising or enlightening disclosure; the act of revealing something unknown
Personal ornaments made of precious metals and gemstones
Free from agitation or disturbance; to make or become peaceful; a state of quiet
To pull or transport something heavy; an amount obtained at one time
A heavy four-wheeled vehicle for carrying goods
Impressively striking or dramatic; a lavish public performance
To destroy or damage severely; the remains of a destroyed structure
Complete and utter; very thin and transparent; to swerve suddenly
The quality of being dependable and trustworthy
Extremely interesting and attractive; captivating
Strikingly foreign or unusual; a non-native organism or person
A device for fastening things; to fasten or trim with a clip
The upper part of the leg between hip and knee
To make someone lose confidence or enthusiasm; to dissuade
Relating to a system of political or social beliefs
Not religious; relating to worldly rather than sacred matters
A factual film or TV programme; relating to or based on documents
Not taking sides in a conflict; a neutral person or state