Vocabulary Words with Definitions
Abandon: to leave behind or give up completely.
Acquire: to gain possession or control of something.
Adjacent: next to or adjoining something else.
Adverse: harmful or unfavorable.
Advocate: to publicly support or recommend.
Aggregate: a total or whole made by combining several elements.
Alleviate: to reduce or relieve pain or suffering.
Ambiguous: open to more than one interpretation; unclear.
Ample: more than enough; plentiful.
Analogous: comparable in a way that shows a similarity.
Anticipate: to expect or predict.
Apparent: clearly visible or understood; obvious.
Arbitrary: based on personal whim rather than reason.
Assert: to state or declare firmly.
Assess: to evaluate or estimate the nature or quality of something.
Assign: to allocate a task or responsibility to someone.
Assume: to suppose something without proof.
Attain: to achieve or reach something after effort.
Attribute: a quality or characteristic of someone or something.
Beneficial: producing good or helpful results.
Capable: having the ability to do something.
Cease: to stop or come to an end.
Coherent: logically connected and consistent.
Coincide: to occur at the same time or agree in position or nature.
Commence: to begin or start.
Compensate: to make up for something, often with money or effort.
Compile: to collect and arrange information.
Comprehensive: complete and including everything necessary.
Conceive: to form an idea or plan in the mind.
Conclude: to reach a decision or judgment.
Concurrent: occurring or existing at the same time.
Confer: to discuss or exchange ideas; to grant a title or benefit.
Consent: permission or agreement.
Consistent: acting or done in the same way over time.
Constitute: to make up or form something.
Constrain: to limit or restrict.
Controversy: a disagreement or debate, often public and heated.
Convey: to communicate or make known.
Criteria: standards by which something is judged.
Crucial: extremely important or essential.
Decline: to decrease or become less; to politely refuse.
Demonstrate: to show or prove clearly.
Depict: to show or describe in words or images.
Derive: to obtain or extract from a source.
Diminish: to make or become less.
Discrepancy: a lack of compatibility or similarity.
Displace: to force something or someone to move.
Distinct: clearly different or separate.
Distort: to twist or misrepresent the truth or facts.
Duration: the length of time something lasts.