TOEFL Test

1.
 v. to tempt by flattery or an attractive offer
  allure
  ghastly
  caricature
  delineate
 
2.
 n. eagerness; cheerful promptness
  alacrity
  autocratic
  dictum
  emissary
 
3.
 v. to give up claim to
  deplore
  consensus
  abdicate
  anarchy
 
4.
 v. to refer to indirectly
  morose
  allude
  deference
  creditable
 
5.
 adj. pertaining to school
  hypothesis
  sagacious
  academic
  gregarious
 
6.
 adj. sociable, courteous, and agreeable in manner
  forensic
  turgid
  affable
  dissolute
 
7.
 adj. obedient; willing to submit
  transgress
  blithe
  epicurean
  amenable
 
8.
 n. misfortune
  prerogative
  expedient
  adversity
  blight
 
9.
 v. to quicken, speed tip
  accelerate
  authentic
  effete
  ingratiate
 
10.
 n. agreement or harmony
  archetype
  accord
  panegyric
  hovel
 
11.
 v. to warn or find fault gently
  shibboleth
  blight
  emissary
  admonish
 
12.
 n. an opponent
  adversary
  countenance
  condole
  belie
 
13.
 adj. good-natured; friendly
  amiable
  analogy
  ecclesiastic
  insatiable
 
14.
 n. keenness of mind or insight
  acumen
  consummate
  diverse
  expurgate
 
15.
 adj. self-assertive; attacking, offensive
  aggressive
  turgid
  jaunty
  coercion
 
16.
 adj. having or expressing more than one possible meaning, sometimes intentionally
  epitaph
  ingenious
  prevaricate
  ambiguous
 
17.
 adj. pertaining to the beautiful
  disconcert
  aesthetic
  sultry
  exultation
 
18.
 n. state of confusion or lawlessness
  expedient
  anarchy
  haughty
  stringent
 
19.
 adj. prosperous, flourishing; copious
  remunerative
  peccadillo
  awry
  affluent
 
20.
 n. a relation between two things shown in the resemblance not of the things themselves but of their characteristics
  analogy
  prelude
  aesthetic
  cacophonous
 
21.
 v. to lose self-confidence; to confuse, put to shame
  aggressive
  abash
  meander
  latent
 
22.
 n. historical records
  anthology
  trivial
  sacrosanct
  annals
 
23.
 v. to encourage -or support
  capricious
  bellicose
  abet
  compatible
 
24.
 v. to shorten
  curb
  insatiable
  indomitable
  abridge
 
25.
 n. a feeling of hatred
  dilemma
  gregarious
  animus
  refute
 
26.
 adj. sharp or harsh in language or temper
  acrimonious
  myriad
  peccadillo
  bulwark
 
27.
 v. to agree to
  construe
  accede
  resentment
  fallible
 
28.
 v. to estrange
  alienate
  abandon
  masquerade
  aggressive
 
29.
 n. a thing placed or occurring out of its normal time
  anachronism
  mettle
  recapitulate
  candid
 
30.
 n. an award or salute
  mimic
  delinquent
  accolade
  circumvent
 
31.
 adj. moderate in the use of food or drink
  cogent
  fleeting
  abstemious
  circumspect
 
32.
 v. to give up completely
  abandon
  impervious
  capricious
  buffoon
 
33.
 adj. of unknown authorship
  temporize
  anonymous
  chronic
  dynamic
 
34.
 v. to calm; to lessen in severity
  protuberant
  engender
  aggressive
  allay
 
35.
 v. to abolish or render void
  dissolute
  satellite
  deity
  abrogate
 
 
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