Карточки Magoosh 600 TOEFL Vocabulary - Hard Words | Quizlet

generate

verb: to create; to produce (especially energy)

discrete

adjective: separate; not the same thing and with no parts in common

emerge

verb: to come out of

deduce

verb: to come to a conclusion through logic and evidence; to figure out

pursue

verb: to follow; to chase

verb: to try to achieve (a dream or goal)

seek

verb: to look for; to search

coordinate

verb: to work or communicate with the different people, groups, or pieces involved in a large project

negate

verb: to make not true or not effective

entity

noun: a thing that exists or acts as one

perceive

verb: become aware or conscious of (something); verb: iterpret or regard (someone or something) in a particular way

subsequent

adjective: immediately after

framework

noun: a structure for a building, system, or idea

exclude

verb: to not include; to keep out of a list or group

orient

verb: (usually "to be oriented") to move into a position in line with some specific point

verb: (usually "to orient yourself") to explore and become comfortable with

valid

adjective: from a reasonable or correct basis

justify

verb: to give a good reason for an action or situation (especially one that seems bad)

constitute

verb: to be the pieces that make a whole

commit

verb: to do or perform (something very negative, like a crime)

verb: to promise; to make a final and unchangeable decision

verb: (usually "be committed to") to give all of your energy to something

derive

verb: obtain something from (a specified source)

diverse

adjective: having many different types

capacity

noun: the amount or volume something can hold

noun: ability (especially mental)

constrain

verb: to limit the activity of; to restrict

aspect

noun: a feature, a characteristic, a particular part of something

impact

noun: an effect that changes a situation

verb: to affect strongly

noun: the force of being hit hard

core

adjective: central; of fundamental importance

noun: the center of something

compensate

verb: to correct a problem with another positive thing

apparent

adjective: clearly seen or understood

adjective: seeming (but not definitely true)

proportion

noun: the size or amount of something compared to the whole or other parts

objective

noun: a goal

adjective: based in fact; not an opinion; not from personal beliefs or ideas

welfare

noun: the health and happiness of a person or group

phase

noun: a period of time in a longer process of change

underlying

adjective: forming the basis for something

perspective

noun: the appearance of objects from a particular direction

noun: a point of view; an opinion

policy

noun: a rule made by an organization, government, or company

factor

noun: a fact that influences or changes a result

retain

verb: to keep; to continue to have or contain

enforce

verb: to make people follow (a rule or law)

component

noun: a part of a whole

external

adjective: outside (especially of a body or system)

principle

noun: a rule or idea that makes the base for a system (often moral)

area

noun: a range of subjects or studies; a field; a discipline

integrate

verb: to become a part of

alter

verb: to change; to adjust

monitor

verb: to watch the quality or progress of something over time

noun: something or somebody which monitors

scheme

noun: a large plan

noun: the system by which something is arranged

consist

verb: to be made of

institute

verb: to start (a rule or system)

noun: a group or organization that studies or works for something specific

criteria

noun: the measures by which something is judged or decided

facilitate

verb: to make easier

grant

verb: to agree to give (something that was asked for)

verb: to admit; to say something is true

sloping

adjective: slanted, higher at one end and lower at the other

vivid

adjective: with strong images or colors

mundane

adjective: ordinary and boring

meticulous

adjective: with careful attention to details

successor

noun: a person who has a role after a previous person

preposterous

adjective: completely impossible, ridiculous

congregate

verb: gather into a crowd or mass

fatigue

noun: extreme tiredness from too much work

analogous

adjective: similar in some respects but otherwise different

perplex

verb: to confuse somebody

transitory

adjective: lasting a very short time

incentive

noun: a thing that motivates or encourages someone to do something

induce

verb: to cause to happen

outgoing

adjective: comfortable when talking to other people

fluctuate

verb: to go up and down regularly in amount

dynamic

adjective: (of a process or system) characterized by constant change, activity, or progress

adjective: (of a person) positive in attitude and full of energy and new ideas

instrumental

adjective: acting as a key part of a process

strenuous

adjective: requiring a lot of physical effort

append

verb: to add to the end

vanquish

verb: to win completely in a competition or fight

dissipate

verb: to completely separate in all directions

propagate

verb: to spread widely, create more of

illusory

adjective: not real, based on an illusion

anomaly

noun: something that is not normal, standard, or expected

jolt

noun: to suddenly move or push hard

exhaustive

adjective: complete and very detailed

tedious

adjective: long and boring

pale

adjective: with very little color

probe

verb: to explore and learn about using hands or a tool

blunt

adjective: not sharp

entice

verb: to attract or persuade with promises of benefits

grave

adjective: very serious

strive

verb: to try hard to achieve something

astute

adjective: able to see the most important information to make a decision

twilight

noun: the time of evening before complete darkness

rustic

adjective: of the countryside; simple and old-fashioned

carve

verb: to cut from a hard material

covert

adjective: secret or hidden

compulsory

adjective: required by rule

fraudulent

adjective: fake or untrue (generally of illegal claims)

relic

noun: a highly valued object from a very long time ago

counterpart

noun: a person or thing with the same function as another in a different place

cherish

verb: to care for lovingly

ailment

noun: a small sickness or cause of physical discomfort

plead

verb: to ask for emotionally, to beg

detrimental

adjective: causing harm or injury

secrete

verb: to produce a liquid (from or within a living thing)

delusion

noun: an incorrect idea that somebody believes strongly

encroach

verb: to move very near an acceptable limit

recede

verb: to go back to a previous position