To scatter and disappear; to squander; to live dissolutely
TOEFL Vocabulary
Essential vocabulary for the TOEFL exam. · 6,970 words
Lacking the skill or ability to do something properly
A person of lower rank; of lesser importance or authority
A site for extracting stone; a hunted animal or person; to mine stone
A command or order; the act of placing bids
Offensive to decency or morality; indecent or lewd
The process of burning, producing heat and light
The supply of fresh air to a space; a ventilation system
Attractive and tempting; appealing
The state of being mentally ill; madness
A cloak or covering; a symbol of authority; to cover or conceal
Strictness and precision; harsh conditions
Dark and depressing; sad and pessimistic
Causing difficulty or worry
To irritate or bother someone
Strong criticism or disapproval; a verdict of guilt
An enclosed area; something included in a letter or package
Confinement in prison as punishment for a crime
Serving as a sign of something; the indicative grammatical mood
A shallow body of water separated from the sea by a reef or sandbar
Mixed or conflicting feelings about someone or something
A severe snowstorm with strong winds and poor visibility
The act of making practical use of something
Causing great excitement or interest; extremely impressive
Intense, fierce anger; retribution
Not conforming to tradition; unconventional
An assumption taken as true; arrogant overconfidence
Having a smooth curved shape; well-balanced
The act of deserting or giving up completely
Clever and amusing in speech or writing
No longer fresh or pleasant, as food or air; no longer interesting or original; hackneyed; To become or make no longer fresh or interesting
The quality of complying with authority or commands