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Top Vocabulary for Competitive Exams, Spoken English and Academic Exams | Part 3/3

Useful Vocabulary for Spoken, Academic and Competitive Exams, Part 3

Top 500 useful vocabulary words have been carefully chosen Competitive Exams, Spoken English and Academic Exams, Part 3/3. These words can be used for preparation or to appear on the SAT, ACT, GRE, and ToEFL. 

Here are the list of words with meaning:

 

  • obtain=come into possession of

 

  • manufacture=put together out of artificial or natural components

 

  • careful=exercising caution or showing attention

 

  • aroma=any property detected by the sense of smell

 

  • power=possession of the qualities required to do something

 

  • hollow=not solid; having a space or gap or cavity

 

  • reveal=make visible

 

  • accept=receive willingly something given or offered

 

  • though=tthe content of cognition

 

  • arrest=take into custody

 

  • opportunity=a possibility from a favorable combination of circumstances

 

  • stiffen=make rigid or more rigid

 

  • announce=make known

 

  • accident=an unfortunate mishap

 

  • progress=the act of moving forward, as toward a goal

 

  • request=express the need or desire for; ask for

 

  • hide=prevent from being seen or discovered

 

  • sacrifice=the act of killing in order to appease a deity

 

  • engine=motor that converts energy into work or motion

 

  • suffer=undergo or be subjected to

 

  • ruinous=extremely harmful; bringing catastrophe
  • transpire=come about, happen, or occur

 

  • retraction=a disavowal or taking back of a previous assertion

 

  • inconsiderate=lacking regard for the rights or feelings of others

 

  • method=a way of doing something, especially a systematic way

 

  • brain=the center of the nervous system

 

  • percent=a proportion in relation to a whole

 

  • flow=move along, of liquids

 

  • possible=capable of happening or existing

 

  • editor=the person who determines the final content of a text

 

  • spark=a small fragment of a burning substance

 

  • impersonation=pretending to be someone else

 

  • attempt=make an effort

 

  • initiation=the act of starting something for the first time

 

  • discovered=etermine the existence, presence, or fact of

 

  • select=pick out or choose from a number of alternatives

 

  • appearance=outward or visible aspect of a person or thing

 

  • dutiful=willingly obedient out of a sense of respect

 

  • store=a mercantile establishment for the sale of goods or services

 

  • instant=a very short time

 

  • specific=stated explicitly or in detail

 

  • glory=a state of high honor

 

  • suppose=expect or believe

 

  • seek=try to locate, discover, or establish the existence of

 

 

  • minor=inferior in number or size or amount

 

  • heat=a form of energy transferred by a difference in temperature

 

  • predator=yliving by preying on other animals

 

  • allocation=the act of distributing or apportioning according to a plan

 

  • deny=declare untrue; contradict

 

  • terror=an overwhelming feeling of fear and anxiety

 

  • profit=the advantageous quality of being beneficial

 

  • battle=a hostile meeting of opposing military forces

 

  • recentof the immediate past or just previous to the present time

 

  • master=a person who has authority over others

 

  • length=the linear extent in space from one end to the other

 

  • silence=the state of being quiet (as when no one is speaking)

 

  • arrange=put into a proper or systematic order

 

  • success=an event that accomplishes its intended purpose

 

  • forward=at or to or toward the front

 

  • collect=gather

 

  • future=the time yet to come

 

  • hypnotize=induce a state that resembles sleep in

 

  • genre=a kind of literary or artistic work

 

  • genetic=relating to the study of heredity and variation in organisms

 

  • allow=make it possible for something to happen

 

  • title=the name of a work of art or literary composition

 

  • need=require or want

 

  • crowd=a large number of things or people considered together

 

  • shackle=a restraint that confines or restricts freedom

 

  • government=the system or form by which a community is ruled

 

  • problem=a question raised for consideration or solution

 

  • orientation=the act of determining one’s position

 

  • tangle=twist together or entwine into a confusing mass

 

  • aboardon a ship, train, plane or other vehicle

 

  • profligacy=the trait of spending extravagantly

 

  • final=an examination administered at the end of an academic term

 

  • quadrennium=a period of four years

 

  • pastel=any of various pale or light colors

 

  • doubt=the state of being unsure of something

 

  • unite=join or combine

 

  • attractive=pleasing to the eye or mind as through beauty or charm

 

  • perfect=being complete of its kind and without defect or blemish

 

  • neutral=having no personal preference

 

  • essential=basic and fundamental

 

  • enjoy=derive or receive pleasure from

 

  • uninterested=not having or showing a sense of concern or curiosity

 

  • farming=the practice of cultivating the land or raising stock

 

  • mutate=undergo a change or alteration in form or qualities

 

  • provide=give something useful or necessary to

 

  • complete=having all necessary qualities

 

  • system=a group of independent elements comprising a unified whole

 

  • inaccessible=capable of being reached with great difficulty or not at all

 

  • pawn=leave as a guarantee in return for money

 

  • swallow=pass through the esophagus as part of eating or drinking

 

  • vocalize=utter speech sounds

 

  • thrice=three times

 

  • suddenly=happening unexpectedly

 

  • arrive=reach a destination

 

  • remember=recall knowledge; have a recollection

 

  • politics=the activities involved in managing a state or a government

 

  • create=bring into existence

 

  • strange=unusual or out of the ordinary

 

  • soldier=an enlisted man or woman who serves in an army

 

  • university=an institution of higher learning that grants degrees

 

  • speed=a rate at which something happens

 

  • tattoo=a design on the skin made by pricking and staining

 

  • bikini=a woman’s very brief bathing suit

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