Group 16 TOEFL

alienate

to make someone feel like they are different or separate

argue

to give reasons for or against something; to try to make someone agree with you

climate

the usual weather conditions in a particular place

coastal

related to the area where the land meets the sea

collide

to hit something or each other with strong force

concur

to agree with someone or something

destroy

to damage something so badly that it cannot be used

force

strength or energy that makes something happen or move

fracture

a break or crack in something hard like bone or rock

hostile

not friendly; having or showing dislike or opposition

influence

the power to change or affect someone or something

internal

related to the inside of something

landscape

a large area of land that you can see all at once, often in a picture

method

a way of doing something

negative

not positive or helpful; involving bad or harmful things

particle

a very small piece of something

permanent

lasting for a long time or for all time in the future

permitted to

allowed to do something

pleasant

enjoyable or attractive, making you feel happy

positive

good or useful; thinking about the good things rather than bad things

present

existing or happening now

raise

to move or lift something to a higher position

rate

the speed at which something happens over a particular period of time

regard

to consider or think about something in a particular way

relic

an object, tradition, or system from the past that continues to exist

signal

a sign or piece of information that tells what something is like or what might happen

suggest

to say that something might be true or that something should be done

tension

a feeling of nervousness that makes you unable to relax

uniform

the same; not changing or different in any way

unusual

not common or ordinary; different from what is expected or normal.