TOEFL VOCABULARY 1 to 50
500 most important words for b2 level
English
499 most important words for b2 level English.
Affinity. A natural attraction or feeling of kinship.
Fledgling. Young and inexperienced.
Hackneyed… Overused cliched.
Incessant. Never stopping.
Opulence. Wealth is evidenced by sumptuous living.
A natural attraction or feeling of kinship.
Affinity. Young and inexperienced. Fledgling.
Overused, cliched. Hackneyed
Never stopping.
Incessant. Wealth as evidenced by sumptuous living.
Opulence.
Proximity. Nearness Closeness.
Sagacious. Wise and keen, possessing a
practical sense shrewd.
Supplant. To take the place of superseded.
Unassailable. Impossible to dispute or disprove. undeniable.
Voluminous. Large in volume or
bulk.
Nearness. Closeness proximity.
Wise and keen, possessing a practical
sense, shrewd.
Sagacious.
To take the place of, supersede.
Supplant.
Impossible to dispute or disprove, undeniable.
Unassailable. Large in volume or bulk.
Voluminous.
Brusque. Blunt with no formalities. Dispassionate.
Impartial, calm, free from emotion. Effervescent. Bubbly, lively. Indefatigable.
Tireless, untiring ,showing no sign of getting tired. Misanthrope. Someone who
dislikes people in general. Abrupt, Blunt with no formalities.
Brusque.
Impartial, free from emotion.
Dispassionate. Bubbly, lively.
Effervescent.
Tireless, untiring, showing no sign of getting tired.
Indefatigable. Someone who dislikes people in general.
Misanthrope.
Brevity. conciseness, shortness of duration. Clemency, mercy
humaness, mildness, moderateness. Frivolous. Not serious in content or
attitude or behavior. Heist, commit a burglary. Lampoon, ridicule with satire.
Conciseness. shortness of duration brevity.
Mercy, humaneness, mildness, moderateness. Clemency.
Not serious in content or attitude or behavior.
Frivolous.
Commit a burglary.
Heist.
Ridicule with satire.
Lampoon.
Morose, gloomy, sullen. Nonchalance. indifference a showing of little
interest. Progeny, descendants, offspring, children. Stoic, seeming unaffected by
pleasure or pain. Voracious, having a huge appetite, greedy, ravenous, excessively
eager.
Gloomy, Sullen, Morose.
Indifference. a showing of little interest.
Nonchalance.
Descendants, offspring, children,
Progeny.
Seeming unaffected by pleasure or pain.
Stoic.
Having a huge appetite, greedy, ravenous, excessively eager.
Voracious.
Coalesce. combine, fuse. Decadence, decline, decay or deterioration, a condition or
period of decline or decay. Exemplary. outstanding, an example to others.
Exuberance, joyful enthusiasm. Incidental. not essentia,l minor. Combine, fuse
Coalesce.
Decline.decay or deterioration, a condition or period of decline or decay.
Decadence.
Outstanding an example to others. Exemplary.
Joyful enthusiasm.
Exuberance.
Not essential, minor.
Incidental.
Insolvent. unable to pay bills, bankrupt. Parsimonious. excessively thrifty, stingy,
Prodigal. wasteful, a person given to extravagance. Surreptitious. secret
stealthy. Writhe. twist and coils, contort in pain. Unable to pay bills, bankrupt.
Insolvent.
Excessively thrifty, stingy.
Parsimonious.
Wasteful, a person given to extravagance.
Prodigal.
Secret, stealthy. Surreptitious.
Twist in coils in contort in pain.
Writhe
Querulous. inclined to complain, irritable. Reproach. a mild rebuke or criticism.
Respite. a pause for relaxation. Torpor Sluggishness, inactivity, drowsiness.
Unscathed. wholly unharmed not injured.
Inclined to complain, irritable, Querulous.
A mild rebuke or criticism. Reproach.
A pause for relaxation.
Respite.
Sluggishness, inactivity, drowsiness.
Torpor.
Wholly unharmed not injured. Unscathed.
Copious. large in number or quantity. Dearth. a lack, scarcity of, famine. Eloquent.
Persuasive and moving speech Jargon. specialized technical terminology,
characteristic of a particular subject. Levity. lightness of manner. large in
number or quantity. Copious.
a lack of, Scarcity of, famine. Dearth.
Persuasive and moving speech.
Eloquent.
Specialized technical terminology characteristic of a particular subject.
Jargon.
Lightness of manner.
Levity.
Meander. to wind and turn while proceeding in a course. Peripheral.
Marginal, outer. Substantiate. to establish by evidence, prove. Unobtrusive. acting in
a manner that does not attract attention. Vacillate. to sway from side to side.
oscillate. To wind and turn while proceeding in a
course.
Meander.
Marginal, outer.
Peripheral.
To establish by evidence, prove
To substantiate.
Acting in a manner that does not attract attention.
Unobstrusive. To sway from one side to the other,
oscillate. Vacillate.
