The state of being successful and wealthy
TOEFL Vocabulary
Essential vocabulary for the TOEFL exam. · 6,970 words
To gather or increase gradually in quantity
Not sharp or interesting; lacking brightness; to blunt or soften
A sudden surprise attack or police search (n.); to carry out such an attack (v.)
Not genuine; a forgery or imitation; to counterfeit or pretend
To move slowly and quietly; a slow movement; an unpleasant person
A clawed crustacean; its meat as food; to complain
Having merit or value; deserving; an eminent person
A sour liquid used in cooking and food preservation
Lack of power or skill to do something
To break violently; a violent collision; a great success
To jump headfirst into water or plunge downward; such a jump or plunge
Having a bright, polished surface that reflects light
To knock unconscious; to shock or amaze greatly
To produce goods on a large scale; the process of such production
A postage stamp; to bring the foot down heavily; to press a mark onto a surface
A person who studies philosophy and seeks wisdom
To grip tightly; a vehicle's clutch mechanism; a critical moment
A mechanical failure; a mental or physical collapse; a detailed analysis
To hide something from view or keep it secret
The process of recovering from illness or injury; having curative properties
To a surprising or notable degree
The ability to read and write; competence in a subject area
A hole letting fluid escape; to allow fluid to escape; to disclose secrets
The number one million million (10¹²)
The act of spending money; the total amount spent
A group of animals moving together; to drive or gather into a group
Having or showing very strong feelings or enthusiasm
The smallest unit of a chemical element; a tiny particle
The ability or skill needed to do something successfully
Something added to improve or complete; to add to something