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Essential Words for the TOEFL- Lesson 10-quiz 3 لطفا تا باز شدن آزمون صبور باشید

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vigorous adj. powerful, full of action, using a lot of energy and strength or determination, strong and healthy adv. vigorously n. vigor (active strength or force of mind or body;physical or mental energy and determination, ENERGY) Syn. strong His vigorous defense of the issues impressed...

terrifying adj. filled with fear, extremely frightening adv. terrifyingly v. terrify (to fill with terror or fear) Syn. frightening To be in a violent storm is a terrifying experience. They are terrified by dogs. It was 30 years before he told anyone of his terrifying experience. terrifying...

superficial adj. simple; not deep; near the surface adv. superficially Syn. shallow The inspector determined that the crack in the bridge was only superficial. You should not try to answer the question superficially. a superficial burn. superficial measurements. superficial newspaper...

sensitive adj. easily affected adv. sensitively n. sensitivity Syn. delicate Film varies according to its sensitivity to light. This equipment is very sensitive to changes in temperature. Wetlands are environmentally sensitive areas. a baby's sensitive skin. Older people tend to be very...

rudimentary adj. simple; not complex n. rudiment (the most basic parts of a subject, which you learn first) Syn. basic He has a rudimentary knowledge of computers. The rudiments of grammar are taught in all English classes. Gradually, I acquired a rudimentary knowledge of music. my...

prime v. to make ready; adj. primed adj. prime(most important) n. prime (the time in your life when you are strongest and most active) Syn. prepare The directors primed the actors before the performance. Mozart passed away in the prime of his life. Smoking is the prime cause of lung disease...

minuscule, miniscule adj. of little consequence; very small adj. minute (very small) n. minitia Syn. tiny, minute The sale of the building had a minuscule effect on the profits of the corporation. Some leaves are covered with minute hairs. a minuscule amount of food. Her office is minuscule...

hazardous adj. very risky, unsafe adv. hazardously n. hazard Syn. dangerous Handling flammable liquids is hazardous. There are many hazards involved with starting a business. The chemicals in paint can be hazardous to health . the disposal of hazardous waste. cigaret smoking can be hazardous...

exceptional adj. unusual in a positive way adv. exceptionally Syn. phenomenal The orchestra's performance was exceptional. The North Star is exceptionally bright. This is an exceptional case; I've never seen anything like it before. Promotion in the first year is only given in exceptional...

elaborate adj. something with a large number of parts; full of details adv. elaborately v. elaborate n. elaboration Syn. complex An elaborate headdress indicated rank within the Aztec community. His elaboration of the issue was quite thorough. a very elaborate telecommunications network. an...

dramatic adj. something that captures the imagination; exciting adv. dramatically n. drama v. dramatize Syn. emotional The dramatic finish to the game left us speechless. The hurricane dramatically changed the coastline.

drab adj. lacking color; uninteresting, boring adv. drably n. drabness Syn. colorless, dull Their clothing was quite drab. The drabness of the desert made driving less interesting. a drab green dress. Nothing ever brightened their drab lives. The walls were painted a drab green. she was...

dormant adj. not growing or producing; asleep n. dormitory (a large building at a college or university where students live) Syn. inactive ￚopposite active The volcano had been dormant for hundreds of years before the eruption last month. The seniors live in the new dormitory. These bulbs...

dominant adj. primary or principal; having or exercising control over something adv. dominantly v. dominate (to control someone or something or to have more importance than other people or things, to be larger and more noticeable than anything else in a place) n. domination Syn. major The...

Lesson 10 distinct adj. different, clearly seen, heard, understood, etc.; noticeable adv. distinctly adj. distinctive n. distinct Syn. definite There was a distinct aroma of coffee in the restaurant. The two theories are distinctly different from each other. Those two ideas are quite...

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