TOEFL is an examination that evaluates the ability of non-native speakers to use and understand English in academic environment. Here is a TOEFL vocabulary exam vocabulary list...
Absurdly – Adverb – Ridiculously, unreasonably
The man laughed absurdly and the joke wasn’t even funny.
Abuse – Verb – To injure, damage or improperly use
It is wrong to abuse animals.
Accessible – Adjective – Able to be reached
The bus is accessible to all Ann Arbor residents.
Accuracy – Noun – Correct, free from mistake
Accuracy is important when you type.
Acquire – Verb – To come into possession of, to get
I acquired my father’s car after his death.
Adapt – Verb – To make fit, often by modification, adjust
It is important to adapt your clothing to the weather.
Adjacent – Adjective – Nearby, next to
My pen is adjacent to my book.
Adjusting – Verb – Changing or resolving to conform
I am adjusting my schedule so that I can go on vacation.
Administer – Verb – To manage or supervise the use of something
I administer the office supplies at work.
Adolescent – Noun – The age between puberty and maturity, teenager
Adolescents are often sad.
Adopt – Verb – To take up or take on by choice
You should adopt a new hobby.
Adverse – Adjective – To act opposite of a direction
Most people learn from adverse situations.
Advocate – Verb – To plead in favor of (Noun – Someone who pleads in favor of)
I advocate for animal rights.
Affinity – Noun – An attraction
I have an affinity for chocolate.
Affluent – Adjective – Having an abundance
Not many tutors are affluent.
Ailment – Noun – A bodily disorder or chronic disease
What ailment do you have?
Alliance – Noun – Connection, association
I have made an alliance with my neighbors.
Allot – Verb – To give a portion
I will allot 90 minutes to our studies.
Amenities – Noun – Something that creates a feeling of comfort or convenience
The amenities in the hotel were great!
Amicable – Adjective – Peaceful, friendly
The divorce was amicable.
Amiss – Adjective – Not being right, faulty
Something is amiss in this room.
Antagonist – Noun – Adversary, opponent
Jeff is my antagonist at work.
Anticipate – Verb – To give advanced thought, treatment or feeling, to foresee
I anticipated your need for sentences.
Apathy – Noun – A lack of feeling or emotion, indifference
Apathy is common among teenagers.
Appalled – Verb – To feel shock or disgust
I am appalled by his lack of hygiene.
Appease – Verb – To pacify
I want to appease the angry man.
Aptitude – Noun – Natural ability, tendency
You have an aptitude for sports.
Aromatic – Adjective – Having a strong smell, fragrant
The candles were very aromatic.
Assets – Noun – The resources/property of a person, business or association
My house is my greatest asset.
Atmospheric – Adjective – Relating to or resembling the air surrounding the earth
The atmospheric conditions today make it seem like spring.
Attract – Verb – To draw toward oneself
My garden attracts many butterflies.
Attribute – Noun – An inherent characteristic or quality
What is your best attribute?
Audible – Adjective – Able to be heard
The TV is barely audible, please turn it up.
Augment – Verb – To make greater or more intense
It is important to augment tutoring with home study time.
Autonomous – Adjective – Self governing
Our tutoring sessions are autonomous.
Averse – Adjective – Undesirable
An averse outcome to bad weather is the flu.
Avid – Adjective – Characterized by enthusiasm
I am an avid pet owner.
Aware – Adjective – Having perception, knowledge or watchfulness
Are you aware of the noise in this room?
Awkwardly – Adverb – Lacking in grace or dexterity
I awkwardly introduced myself last night.
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