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Toefl Vocab 3 41-60
Toefl Vocab Words 41-60
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Accurate - She was able to make accurate observations with the new telescope. | Careful; precise |
| Gigantic - Reaching the moon was a gigantic step in space exploration for mankind. | Very large; enormous |
| Display - The model displayed the details of the human hand. | To show; reveal; exhibit |
| Dense - The boating accident was caused by the dense fog. | Closely packed or crowded; difficult to see through; thick |
| Currency - The purchase must be paid for in the national currency. | Monetary unit; money |
| Vibrant - His vibrant personality made him well liked by everyone. | Lively; powerful; full of action; brilliant |
| Distinct - There was a distinct aroma of coffee in the restaurant. | Clearly noticed; different; definite |
| Dormant - The volcano had been dormant for hundreds of years before the eruption last month. | Not growing or producing; asleep; inactive |
| Hazardous - Handling flammable liquids is hazardous. | Very risky; unsafe; dangerous |
| Minuscule - The sale of the building had a minuscule effect on the profits of the corporation. | Of little consequence; tiny |
| Prime - The directors primed the actors before the performance. | To make ready; to prepare |
| Rudimentary - He has a rudimentary knowledge of mathematics. | Simple; not complex; basic |
| Vigorous - His vigorous defense of the issues impressed everyone. | Powerful; full of action; strong |
| Disperse - The high winds and rain dispersed the crowd. | To cause to move in many different directions |
| Dwelling - Cavelike dwelling have been discovered throughout the world. | Where people live; house |
| Erratic - The artist´s paintings have an erratic quality, some being excellent, and others mediocre. | Inconsistent; changeable without reason |
| Release - A new movie was just released. | To allow to come out; to give freedom; to free |
| Broaden - Education will broaden your opportunities to land a good job. | To make larger or broader; to enlarge |
| Conspicuously - His name was conspicuously absent from the list of winners. | Attracting attention; noticeably |
| Endorse - The union endorsed the new contract. | To express approval; to support |