Webster Essential Vocabulary
evidence(EV id ins) n.1. something that makes another thing easy to see; a sign; an indication; 2. something that proves (someth ...
exclude(eks KLOOD) vt.1. to keep out; shut out; refuse to admit; bar; 2. to expel; to put out The doorman at the entrance to th ...
Quick Review #36. Match the word from column 2 with the word from column 1 that means most nearly the same thing. 106 Essential ...
exorbitant(eg ZAWR bit int) adj.above and beyond what is reasonable; immodest; excessive; extravagant Would you say that Willia ...
expertise (EKS poer TEEZ) n.the knowledge and capability of one who is highly skilled and trained in some particular field Jaso ...
E: SAT Words 109 exemplify exhibit existence exorbitant expect expedite experience experiment expertise explicit exploitation e ...
extinct*(eks TEENKT) adj.1. dead; no longer active; 2. no longer in existence Many volcanoes, although they have not erupted in ...
F fabrication(FAB ri KAY shuhn) n.1. something being constructed or manufac- tured; 2. a made-up thing, especially a falsehood; ...
fathom (FA thim) vt.1. to measure the depth (of water); 2. to understand com- pletely; comprehend —n.a unit of length equal to 6 ...
firebrand(FYR brand) n.1. a piece of burning wood; 2. a person who stirs up a revolution, strife, or trouble Keep the firebrand ...
Quick Review #39. Match the word from column 2 with the word from column 1 that means most nearly the same thing. 114 Essential ...
foolhardy(FOOL hahr dee) adj.rash; reckless; bold or daring in a foolish way Sid’s rushing into the burning building to rescue ...
fortunate (FAWR tyoo nit) adj.1. lucky; having good luck; having good fortune; 2. favorable; auspicious Roger was fortunateto h ...
frugal(FROO gil) adj.1. economical; thrifty; not wasteful; 2. inexpensive; not costly Frugalshoppers consider house brands when ...
Quick Review #40. Match the word from column 2 with the word from column 1 that means most nearly the same thing. 118 Essential ...
G – H gargantuan(gahr GAN tyoo uhn) adj.huge; gigantic (from Rabelais’s 1552 satire, Gargantua and Pantagruel) There was a garg ...
genetics (jen ET iks) adj.1. the branch of science that deals with heredity; the traits of an individual, group, or type As bra ...
glutton(GLUH tin) n.1. a person who can eat a copious amount (like a pig); someone capable of a great amount of something The g ...
hackneyed(HAK need) adj.made commonplace or trite through overuse “Been there, done that” is one example of a hackneyedexpressi ...
hedonism (HEED ’n IZ m) n.1. (philosophy) the belief that the happiness of the individual or the society is of paramount importa ...
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