TOEFL Vocabulary
Essential vocabulary for the TOEFL exam. · 6,970 words
Not relating to a specific person; lacking warmth or personal feeling
To shape or carve material into a three-dimensional artwork
Impossible to imagine; inconceivable
Too small or unimportant to be worth considering
Drug-induced loss of sensation or consciousness, used in surgery
A narrow water channel; a difficult situation
Able to read and write; educated and knowledgeable
A sticky natural or synthetic substance used in varnishes and plastics
A painting made on wet plaster; the technique of making such paintings
A panel enclosing a vehicle's wheel; a boat's side cushion
Lacking strength or effectiveness; weak
A slanting line connecting non-adjacent corners; slanting or oblique
A large, important city, especially the main city of a country or region
Basic and undeveloped; at the most elementary level
Showing warmth and love toward others
To reduce or neutralize the effect of something by acting against it
An untidy collection of things; to fill with disorder
A hole dug by an animal; to dig or tunnel into the ground
To disguise by blending with surroundings; a method of concealment
A small sheltered coastal inlet; a small cave
Something spoken; the act of expressing words or sounds
Highly skilled or competent; an expert
A wheeled cart; an electric streetcar or tram
A natural talent or inclination; curved or determined
Full of frantic activity; very busy and confused
To divide into opposing extremes; to cause polarization
Not flowing or changing; inactive and stale
A deep narrow valley; to eat greedily and excessively
To ooze liquid; to radiate a quality or feeling strongly
The state of depending on each other mutually
A light silvery-white metallic element, symbol Mg
A deep bluish-red colour; having such a colour
A short moral story, often with animal characters; a legend
A seabird; to deceive or cheat
A soft, silvery-white reactive metal, atomic number 19
To increase rapidly in number or spread widely
Polite and courteous behaviour; a polite act
A pattern of crossing lines; to move back and forth across; crossing one another