The process of adjusting to new conditions; a reworked version of a creative work
TOEFL Vocabulary
Essential vocabulary for the TOEFL exam. · 6,970 words
Vivid descriptive language or mental pictures; visual images
A solemn promise; to make such a promise
Directed towards the back; in reverse; slow to develop or progress
The process of rebuilding something; a recreation of a past event
Showing sympathy, compassion, or approval
For a limited period of time; not permanently
An icy celestial body with a glowing tail, orbiting the Sun
To lose blood from a wound; to extort money from someone
To be unable to breathe; to block a passage; a device controlling air intake
The act of keeping something safe from harm or decay
Priced low enough for most people to buy; reasonably priced
An intense feeling of dislike or hostility
To join or recruit into the military or a cause; to obtain the help or support of someone
Very serious or severe; sharp and perceptive; (of illness) sudden and intense
A person or thing that came before another in a role or sequence
Young or immature; a young person below the age of legal responsibility
Especially; in particular
To stop or cause to stop; a pause in movement
Refusing to give up; continuing over a long period
A person devoted to improving human welfare; relating to humanitarianism
Banishment from one's home country; to banish someone
A group of singers; the repeated part of a song; to say or sing together
A loud deep sound; to make such a sound
Relating to architecture or building design
Funny or relating to comedy; a comedian or comic book
An ornamental water feature shooting jets of water; a natural spring
Having a sharp acidic taste; to become rancid or unpleasant
At serious risk of harm or extinction