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TM Academic Vocab

EOG vocabulary

TermDefinition
acquaint 1. to become familiar 2. to know personally
accustom to get used to or familiar with through use or experience
abandon 1. to give up 2. to withdraw from danger
accidental 1.happening by chance or accident; not planned
adapt 1.. to adjust something for different needs
admit 1. to confess or acknowledge 2. to permit or allow 3. to let someone enter
ambition 1. a longing to reach a goal or achieve something
affection 1. fond or warm feelings for someone or something
adequate 1. enough to satisfy
amid 1, among or surrounded by
anxious 1. feeling worry or dread
anxiety 1. a feeling of uneasiness or fear that something bad is going to happen
amuse 1. to make smile or laugh
assemble 1. to put pieces together 2. to gather in one place
appetite 1. a desire for food or drink
audible 1. able to hear
astonish 1. to fill with amazement; to surprise
atmosphere 1. the mood caused by a place or work of art 2. the gases that surround the earth; air
ascend 1. to rise upward; to climb 2. to climb to a higher position
antisocial 1. not wanting to be with other people
bargain 1. a great deal
barren 1. unproductive; fruitless 2. lacking vegetation
boast 1. to brag
boundary 1. something that marks limits or a border; such as a fence
artificial 1. unnatural; man-made
cameo 1. a small role played by a famous actor or celebrity in a show 2. a carved stone or shell in which the raised image and the background are in contrasting colors
caretaker 1. a person who looks after another person 2. a person who looks after a building or property
circuit 1. a route that starts and ends in the same place
cluster 1. a group of similar things 2. a bunch
coarse 1. having a rough feeling 2. of low quality
colonial 1. referring to the 13 British colonies that became the United States
commute 1. to travel regularly back and forth between two places, as for a job
conduct 1. the way a person acts
contrary 1. opposite; stubbornly against
convenient 1. easy to use or reach
convertible 1. able to change in form
convince 1. to make someone agree or go along with
courtesy 1. a favor or generosity 2. polite manners
cowardly 1. lacking courage, sometimes shameful
decisive 1. having the power to make firm decisions
deduction 1. the act of subtracting something 2. the act of drawing a conclusion
dehydrated 1. having had the water removed from it
dwell 1. to live in 2. to remain in a given state or condition 3. to think over
earnest 1. serious in purpose or intention 2. showing a feeling of concern
elevation 1. the height of something above sea level or ground level
enable 1. to make possible
endure 1. to carry on despite hardships
equality 1. the state of being the same
equator 1. an imaginary line drawn around the middle of the earth
equitable 1. to be fair
exhibit 1. a display or show availale to the public
expedition 1. a journey or trip taken for a specific purpose
fasten 1. to join securely in place with a lock or button
flourish 1. to be successful 2. to make a waving, dramatic motion
foe 1. an enemy or opponent
fundamental 1. being or relating to the central purpose 2. the basic or main part of a system or object
fusion 1. the act of joining two or more things together to form one thing
garment 1. a piece of clothing
glimpse 1. a brief look
glum 1. sad or gloomy
grim 1. lacking hope; dismal
habitat 1. an environment for human beings or other living things
habitual 1. done by habit
halt 1. to stop
harmony 1. agreement, peace and unity
harness 1. to attach straps to a work animal for guiding a cart 2. to control
humble 1. not proud; modest
hydrant 1. a pipe for drawing water from a main pipe
hydrate 1. to cause to absorb water
illustration 1. a picture or drawing
immense 1. very large
immortal 1. living forever
indicate 1. to show a sign of something
ingredient 1. something that enters into a mix of things; a component
inhabit 1. to live somewhere
inspire 1. to cause an uplifting feeling
interfere 1. to get involved in other affairs and business
international 1. between two or more countries
intersect 1. to divide something by going across it
jest 1. to act or talk in a funny or playful manner
keen 1. intense or strongly felt 2. very sharp, as a knife
knead 1. to work something with the hands by pressing; folding; pulling
limber 1. bending easily; flexible
linger 1. to remain or stay in one place longer than needed
logical 1. resulting from clear thinking
luster 1. the shine of softly reflected light
luxury 1. something very expensive
marvel 1. something that causes awe and wonder
migrant 1. a person who moves from place to place
mingle 1. to mix with others and participate
mischief 1. teasing or playful behavior that causes annoyance
moderate 1. keeping within limits; not too much or too little
murmur 1. to make an on-going sound that is soft and low
muse 1. to think over something silently
neglect 1. lack of attention and care
nettle 1. to irritate or annoy
nibble 1. to eat or chew or small bites
noticeable 1. easily seen; observed
numerous 1. very many ; a high number
offend 1. to anger or insult
orbit 1. a curved path or rotation around something
organic 1. coming from and relating to living things
ornament 1. a decoration intended to make something more beautiful
outcome 1. end result
outcry 1. a strong public protest 2. a loud shout
overlook 1. to fail to notice or see 2. a high place with a good view
paradise 1. a place of great beauty and joy
peak 1. the highest point of a mountain 2. most important point in a story
periodic 1. happening at regular intervals
perish 1. to die; especially in a violent or unnatural way
plunge 1. to move abruptly forward or downward
poetic 1. pleasing to the ear
portable 1. able to be carried
porter 1. someone who carries baggage
portion 1. a part or piece of a whole
excerpt 1. a part or section of a piece of literary work
principal 1. the head of the school
principle 1. a belief or value that helps guide behavior
profit 1. a gain from making money
quake 1. to shake or tremble from cold, fear, or weakness
quantity 1. amount or numer
quarrel 1. an angry disagreement
quiver 1. to shake slightly or tremble
realm 1. a royal kingdom 2. an area or region
rememdy 1. something that cures or relieves a disease
reversible 1. able to be turned back 2. can be worn inside out
roam 1. to travel around without a plan or purpose
rouse 1. to wake from sleep
scamper 1. to run quickly and lightly
scorn 1. the belief that someone or something is worthless or bad
seldom 1. on rare occasion; not often
shabby 1. worn out or rundown from use or neglect
shallow 1. not deep; of little depth
shriek 1. to make a loud, shrill cry
similarity 1. the state of having a lot in common
sincere 1. genuine personality
spur 1. to urge to begin or go faster
stagger 1. to walk or move unsteadily on your feet
sympathy 1. an understanding of how someone feels
thermal 1. relating to heat
thermometer 1. a device used for taking temperature
traction 1. pulling power
transcontinental 1. crossing a continent
transmit 1. to send information or convey news
transport 1. to take from one place to another
tremendous 1. very big or great in some way
tripod 1. a three-legged stand
urge 1. to push or press onward 2. a natural feeling to do something
utter 1. to make a sound with the voice
variety 1. having many different kinds
vary 1. to alter or change
venture 1. to attempt even though there are risks
vertical 1. straight up and down
vertigo 1. dizzying sensation of whirling motion
vice 1. an evil habit 2. bad behavior
visible 1. able to be seen
vow 1. a pledge or promise
wedge 1. a triangular piece of wood or metal used to split or divide something 2. to pry or split apart
whisk 1. to whip to a froth by beating 2. a tool used for beating liquids
woe 1. a trouble or injury that causes great pain
wrath 1. punishment or revenge as a consequence of anger
wreck 1. a place or thing that is in ruin and disorder
yield 1. to produce 2. to surrender or give up
yonder 1. somewhere distant but within sight; over there
zone 1. an area that is distinct and set aside for a purpose
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