400 Essential Words in TOEFL

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adversely
['dv:sli]
adversity (n) adverse (a)
aggregate
['grigit]
aggregate (v) aggregate (n)
1.
abandon
['bndn]
cultivation
[,klti'vein] cultivate (v)
fertilize
['f:tilaiz]
intensify
[in'tensifai]
fertilizer (n); fertilization (n)
intensification (n); intense (adj)
irrigation
[,iri'gein]
8.
obtain
[b'tein]
9.
photosynthesis
[,foutou'sinsis]
irrigate (v)
photosynthesize (v)
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precipitation
[pri,sipi'tein]
11.
anticipate
[n'tisipeit]
catastrophic
[,kt'strfik]
catastrophe (n) catastrophically (adv)
anticipation (n); anticipatory (adj)
collide
[k'laid]
eruption
[i'rpn]
famine
['fmin]
collision (n)
erupt v
flood
[fld]
impact
['impkt]
persevere
[,p:si'vi(r)]
flood v Impact (v)
persist (v); perseverance (n) persistent /perseverant (adj)
19.
plunge
[plnd]
20.
unleash
[n'li:]
adapt
['dpt]
adaptation (n) adapter (n)
Plunge (n)
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adaptable (adj)
diverse
[dai'v:s]
23.
evolve
[i'vlv]
24.
feature
['fi:t]
diversify (v) diversity (n) diversification (n)

evolution (n) evolutionist (n)

feature (v)
25.
generation
[,d en'rein]
26.
inherent
[in'hirnt]
migration
[mai'grein]
migrate (v) migrant (n) migratory (adj)
inherently (adv) generational (adj)

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physical
['fizikl]
29.
process
['prouses]
30.
survive
[s'vaiv]
physically (adv)
proceed (v) process (v)
survivor (n) survival (n)

31.
constraint
[kn'streint]
32.
contamination
[kn,tmi'nein]
33.
deplete
[di'pli:t]
constrain (v)
contaminate (v) contaminant (n) depletion (n)

34.
dispose of
[dis'pouzd]
35.
elementally
[,eli'mentl]
36.
emission
[i'min]
disposal (n) disposable (adj)
element (n) elemental (adj)
emit (v)
37.
extinction
[iks'tikn] extinct (adj)
38.
reservoir
['rezvw:]
39.
shrink
[rik]
reserve (v)
shrinkage (n), shrinkable (adj)
40.
stable
[steibl]
41.
adjust
['dst]
42.
arbitrary
[':bitrri]
stability (n), stably (adv)
adjustable (adj), adjustment (n)
arbitrate(v), arbitrator (n), arbitrarily (adv)

43.
denominator
[di'nmineit]
44.
exponentially
[,ekspou'nenli]
45.
infinitesimal
[,infini'tesiml] infinitesimally (adv)
denominate(v), denomination(n), denominational (adj)

exponent (n), exponential (adj)
46.
maximize
['mksimaiz]
47.
parallel
['prlel]
48.
proportion
[pr'p:n]
maximum (n, adj)

proportionate(v), proportionally(adv)
49.
rate
[reit]
50.
sequence
['si:kwns]
51.
accuracy
['kjursi]
rate (v), rating (n)

sequence(n), sequentially(adv)
accurate(adj), accurately(adj)
52.
adjacent
['deisnt]
53.
compress
[km'pres]
54.
feasibly
['fi:zbli]
adjacency(n) compression(n), compressed (adj) feasibility(n), feasible(adj)
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55.
gut
56.
integrally
['intigrli]
57.
overlap
['ouvlp]
[gt]
gut(n), gutted (adj)

integrate(v), integrity(n), intergral(adj, n),

overlap(n)
58.
retain
[ri'tein]
59.
seep
[si:p]
60.
structure
['strkt]
retainer(n), retention(n)
structure(v),structural(adj), structurally(adv)
61.
circulate
['s:kjuleit]
62.
corrode
[k'roud]
63.
derive
[di'raiv]
circulation (n)
corrosion(n)
derivation(n), derivative(adj)
64.
detection
[di'tekn]
65.
expeditiously
[,ekspi'disli]
66.
implement
['implimnt]
detect(v), detectable(adj)
expedite(v), expedition(n), expeditious(adj)

implement(n), implementation(n)
67.
innovative
['inouveitiv]
68.
installation
[,inst'lein]
69.
maintenance
['meintinns]
innovation(n)
install(v)
maitain(v)
70.
simulation
[,simju'lein]
71.
combustion
[km'bstn]
72.
component
[km'pounnt]
combuste(v), combustible(adj) simulate(v), simulator(n)
73.
convey
[kn'vei]
74.
discretely
[dis'kri:tli]
75.
nucleus
['nju:klis]
76.
solar
77.
rotate
78.
permeate
['p:mieit]
['soul'sel]
[rou'teit]
79.
source
[s:s]
80.
trigger
['trig]
81.
acquisition
[,kwi'zin]
82.
anomaly
['nmli]
83.
consciously
['knsli]
84.
degrade
[di'greid]
85.
gap
86.
indisputable
[,indis'pju:tbl]
87.
intervene
[,int'vi:n]
[gp]
88.
intuitively
[,int'vi:n]
89.
recede
[ri'si:d]
90.
retrieve
[ri'tri:v]
91.
agnostic
[g'nstik]
92.
animism
['nimizm]
93.
atheist
['eiiist]
94.
been inclined to
[in'klaind]
95.
contemplate
['kntempleit]
96.
deify
['di:ifai]
97.
ecclesiastical
[i,kli:zi'stikl]
98.
exalt
99.
pious
['pais]
[ig'z:lt]
100.
sacrifice
['skrifais]
101.
aggravate
['grveit]
102.
decrepit
[di'krepit]
103.
disease
[di'zi:z]
104.
fatally
['feitlli]
105.
forensics
[f'rensik]
106.
persist
[p'sist]
107.
prognosis
[prg'nousi:z]
108.
terminal
['t:minl]
109.
recede
[ri'si:d]
110.
retrieve
[ri'tri:v]
Retriever (n);
111.
agnostic
[g'nstik]
Agnostic (n); Agnosticism (n)
Recession (n); Recessive (adj)

Retrievable (adj)
112.
animism
['nimizm]
Animistic (adj)
113.
atheist
['eiiist]
114.
be inclined to
[in'klaind]
atheistic (adj)
115.
contemplate
['kntempleit]
116.
deify
117.
ecclesiastical
[i,kli:zi'stikl]
['di:ifai]
contemplation (n) contemplative (adj)

deity (n)
ecclesiastic (n) ecclesiastically (adv)
118.
exalt
pious
['pais]
sacrifice
['skrifais]
[ig'z:lt]
piousness (n) piety (n) piously(adv)
sacrifice (n) sacrificial (adj) sacrificially (adv)

exaltation (n)
121.
aggravate
['grveit]
122.
decrepit
[di'krepit]
123.
disease
[di'zi:z]
aggravation (n)
124.
fatally
['feitlli]
125.
forensics
[f'rensik]
126.
persist
[p'sist]
fatality (n) fatal (adj)
forensic (adj)
persistence (n) persistent (adj)
127.
prognosis
[prg'nousi:z]
128.
terminal
['t:minl]
129.
vein
[vein]
terminate v terminally adv

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wound
['meizi]
131.
anesthesia
[,nis'i:zj]
132.
augment
[':gmnt]
wound (n)
anesthetic (n), (adj)
augmentation (n)
133.
certifiably
['ks]
134.
complication
[,kmpli'kein]
135.
cure
[kju]
certify (v), certification (n) certificate (n), certifiable (adj)

complicate (v)
cure (n)
136.
implant
[im'pl:nt]
137.
inject
138.
obese
[ou'bi:s]
[in'dekt]
implantation (n)
injection (n)
obesity (n)
139.
procedure
[pr'si:d]
140.
scar
[sk:]
141.
astrological
[,str'ldikl]
proceed (v), procedural (adj)
scar (v)
astrology (n), astrologer(n) astrologically (adv)

142.
divination
[,divi'nein]
143.
haunt
[h:nt]
144.
horror
['hr]
divine (v)
horrify (v), horrific (adj)
145.
de facto
[di:'fktou]
146.
discriminate
[dis'krimineit]
147.
notion
['noun]
de facto (adv)
discriminatory (a)
148.
oppress
['pres]
149.
paradigm
['prdaim]
150.
prejudiced
['predudisid]
prejudice (v) prejudice (n)
oppression (n)
paradigmatic (a)
151.
curriculum
[k'rikjulm]
152.
distinctly
[dis'tiktli]
distinction (n) distinct (a)
153.
erudite
['eru:dait]
erudition (n)
154.
fortify
['f:tifai]
155.
implicitly
[im'plisitli]
156.
parochial
[p'roukl]
parochiality (n) parochialize (v)
fortification (n) fortifiable (a)

implicitness = implicitly (n) implicit (a)

157.
rigor
14.
eruption
[i'rpn] erupt (v)
159.
secular
['sekjul]
['raig:]
secularity (n) / secularization (n) secularize (v)

rigorous (a) ['rigrs]

eruptional / eruptive (a)

160.
suspend
[s'spend]
161.
allegiance
['li:dns]
162.
artillery
[ :'tilri]
suspension (n) suspended/suspensible/suspensive (a) allegiant (a) artilleryman = artillerist (n)
163.
battle
['btl]
battle (n)
164.
cease
[si:s]
165.
hierarchy
['hair:ki]
cessation (n), ceaseless (adj)

hierarchical (adj), hierarchically (adv)

166.
in the trenches
[trent]
167.
mobilize
['moubilaiz]
168.
rank
[rk]
rank (n)
mobilization (n)
169.
ratio
170.
strategic
[str'ti:dik]
171.
annex
['neks]
['reiiou]
strategy (n),strategize(v),strategically (adv)

annexation (n), annex (n)

172.
apex
173.
collapse
[k'lps]
174.
conquest
['k kwest]
conquer (v)
['eipeks]
collapse (n), collapsible (adj)

175.
devise
[di'vaiz]
device (n)
176.
invasive
[in'veisiv]
177.
prevailing
[pri'veili]
invade (v), invasion (n), invader (n)

prevail (v), prevalence (n)

178.
resist
[ri'zist]
179.
severely
[si'vili]
180.
violation
[,vai'lein]
resistance (n), resistant (adj)
severity (n), severe (adj)
violate (v), violator (n)
181.
chronologically
[,krn'ldikli]
182.
coincide
[,kouin'said]
183.
consequence
['knsikwns]
consequent (adj) consequently (adv)

coincidence (n) coincidental (adj) coincidentally (adv)

chronology (n) chronological (adj)

184.
core
[k:]
185.
deny
186.
diminish
[ 'dimi]
[di'nai]
denial (n) deniably (adv)

187.
longitude
['lnditju:d ]
188.
milieu
189.
Orwellian
['f:sn]
longitudinal (adj) longitudinally (adv)
['mi:lj: ; mi:'lj:]
190.
reconciliation
[ ,rekn,sili'ei(n)]
191.
allocate
['lkeit]
192.
commodity
[k'mditi]
reconcile (v) reconciliatory (adj)

allocation (n)
193.
decline
[di'klain] 194.
equity
['ekwiti]
195.
inflation
[in'flei(n)]
decline (n)
inflate (v) inflationary (adj)

196.
net
197.
[net]
per capita
[p 'kpit] 198.
regulate
['regjuleit]
net (v) net (n)
per capita (adj)
regulation (n) regulatory (adj)
199.
subsidy
['sbsidi]
200.
tangible
['tndbl]
201.
accumulate
['kju:mjuleit]
subsidize (v)
accumulation (n)
202.
affluence
['fluns]
203.
elite
204.
impoverish
[im'pvri]
affluent (adj)
elite (n) elitist (adj)

impoverishment (n)
205.
luxury
['lkri]
206.
nobility
[nou'biliti]
207.
prestige
[pre'sti:]
luxuriate (v) luxurious (adj)

noble (n) noble (adj)

prestigious (adj)
208.
privileged
['privlidd]
209.
prosper
['prsp]
210.
working class
['w:ki'kl:s]
privilege (n)
prosperity (n) prosperous (adj)

211.
acquire
['kwai]
212.
assess
['ses] 213.
asset
acquisition (n) acquisitive (adj)

assessor (n) assessment (n)

['set]
214.
hazardous
['hzds]
215.
jointly
join (v) joint (n)
216.
lease
[li:s]
['dintli]
hazard (n) hazardously (adv)
lease (n) lessor (n) lessee (n)
217.
liability
218.
proprietor
[pr'prait]
219.
safeguard
['seifg:d]
[,lai'biliti] Liable (adj)

Proprietary (adj)
220.
sole
221.
compensate
['kmpenseit]
222.
dynamic
[soul] solely (adv)

[dai'nmik] dynamism (n), dynamically (adv)
223.
enterprising
['entpraizi] enterprise(n)
224.
exploit
225.
incentive
[in'sentiv]
['eksplit] exploitation(n), exploitive (adj)
(There is no verb to enterprise)

infinitesimally (adv)
226.
industrious
[in'd stri s]
227.
marginal
['m:dinl]
228.
merit
['merit] merit (v), meritorious (adj)
industriousness (n), industriously (adv)

marginally (adv)
229.
promote
[pr'mout]
230.
resign
231.
distill
[,ri:'zain] resignation (n)
[dis'til] distillation (n), distillery(n)
promotion (n)
232.
entrepreneurial
[,ntrpr'n:ril] entrepreneur (n)
233.
extract
234.
haggle
['hgl]
[iks'trkt] extraction(n), extractor (n)
haggler (n)
235.
intrepid
[in'trepid]
236.
merchant
['m:tnt]
237.
proportionately
[pr'p:ntli]
merchantdise (v, n), merchantile (adj)

proportion (n), proportionate (adj), proportionally (adv)

238.
prototype
['prouttaip]
239.
reward
[ri'w:d]
240.
shuttle
['tl]
retainer(n), retention(n)
reward (v) shuttle (n)
241.
advocate
['dvkit]
242.
authority
[:'riti]
243.
bitterly
['bitli]
advocate, advocacy (n)
authorize (v), authoritative (adj)
bitterness (n), bitter (adj)
244.
candidate
['kndidit] candidacy (n)
245.
coalition
[,kou'lin]
246.
contest
[kn'test] contest (n)
247.
election
[i'lekn]
248.
inaugurate
[i'n:gjureit]
249.
policy
['plsi]
elect (v), elective (adj)
inauguration (n), inaugural (adj)
250.
poll
251.
accuse
['kju:z]
252.
allegedly
['ledidli]
[poul] poll (n), pollster (n)
accusation (n), accuser (n)
allege (v), allegation (n)
253.
civil
254.
convict
['knvikt]
255.
guilty
['gilti] guilt (n)
['sivl]
convict (n) conviction (n)

guiltily (adv)
256.
offense
['fens] ofender(n)
257.
peer
[pi]
258.
suspect
[s'spekt]
offensive (adj)
suspect (v), suspicion (n), suspicious (adj),suspiciously (adv)

259.
verdict
['v:dikt]
260.
witness
['witnis]
261.
apprehend
[,pri'hend]
witness (n)
apprehension (n)
262.
ascertain
[,s'tein]
263.
bureaucratic
[,bjur'krtik]
264.
condemn
[kn'dem]
condemnation (n)
bureaucracy (n)
265.
evidence
['evidns]
266.
implicate
['implikeit]
267.
inquiry
inquire (v)
[in'kwairi]
evidence (v), evident (adj), evidently (adv)

implication (n)
268.
intrusively
[in'tru:sivli]
269.
seize
[si:z]
270.
surveillance
[s:'veilns]
intrude (v), intrusion (n), intruder (n), intrusive (adj)
seizure (n)
271.
analyze
['nlaiz] analysis (n) analyst (n)
272.
assail
['seil]
273.
contrary
['kntrri]
assault (n) assailant (n)

274.
hypothesize
[hai'pisaiz]
275.
impair
[im'pe]
276.
inference
['infrns]
hypothesis (n) hypothetical (adj)

impairment (n)
infer (v)
277.
objectively
[b'dektivli]
278.
suspicious
[s'spis]
279.
tolerate
['tlreit]
objective (adj)
inherently (adv)
toleration (n), tolerance (n), tolerant (adj)

280.
versus
['v:ss]
281.
bribery
['braibri]
cynically
['sinikli]
cynic (n) cynicism (n), cynical (adj)
bribe (v) bribe (n)

283.
erode
[i'roud]
284.
evade
[i'veid]
285.
grotesque
[grou'tesk]
erosion (n) erosive (adj)

evasion (n) evasive (adj)

286.
integrity
[in'tegriti]
287.
prevalent
['prevlnt]
288.
reform
[ri'f:m]
prevail (v) prevalence (n)
289.
scandal
['skndl]
290.
unmask
[n'm:sk]
291.
abduction
[b'dkn] abduct (v)
scandalize (v) scandalous (adj)

292.
coerce
[kou':s]
293.
detain
294.
deviant
['di:vint]
[di'tein] detention (n) detainee (n)

coercion (n) coercive (adj)

deviant (n) deviation (n) deviate (v)

295.
distort
[dis't:t]
296.
intentionally
[in'tennli]
297.
piracy
['pairsi] pirate (n) pirate (v)

distortion (n)
intent (n), intention (n) intend (v), intentional (adj)

298.
predicament
[pri'dikmnt]
299.
smuggle
['smgl]
300.
villainy
['vilni]
smuggler (n) smuggling (n)

villain (n) villainous (adj)

301.
addictive
['diktiv]
302.
cartel
303.
concentrated
['knsentreitid]
[k:'tel]
addict (v) addict (n), addiction (n)

concentrate (v) concentration (n), concentrate (n)

304.
interdict
['intdikt]
305.
juxtapose
306.
misconception
['miskn'sepn]
['dkstpouz] juxtaposition (n)
interdiction (n)
307.
modify
308.
potent
309.
residual
[ri'zidjul] residue (n)
['mdifai] modification (n) modifier (n)

['poutnt] potency (n)
310.
subtly
['stli]
311.
ancestral
[n'sestrl] ancestor (n) ancestry (n)
312.
cohesion
[kou'hi:n]
subtlety (n) subtle (adj)

cohere (v) cohesiveness (n)

313.
descendant
[di'sendnt] descend (v) descent (n)
314.
inheritance
[in'heritns] inherit (v) inheritor (n)
315.
kin
[kin] kinship (n)
316.
legitimate
[li'ditimit] legitimize (v) legitimacy (n)
317.
paternal
[p't:nl]
318.
proximity
[prk'simti]
proximate (adj)
319.
sentiment
['sentimnt]
320.
sibling
['sibli]
321.
affection
['fekn]
sentimentality (n) sentimental (adj)

affectionate (adj)
322.
associate
['souieit] association (n) associate (n)
323.
bond
324.
clique
[kli:k]
[bnd] bond (v)
cliquish (adj)
325.
confide
[kn'faid]
326.
exclusive
[iks'klu:siv]
327.
fluctuate
['flktjueit]
confidence (n), confidant (n), confidential (adj)

exclude (v),exclusion(n), exclusively(adv)

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fluctuation (n)
328.
in common
['kmn]
329.
solidarity
330.
willing
['wili]
[sli'drti]
will (v),will (n),willingness (n)

331.
complex
['kmpleks]
332.
despondent
[di'spndnt]
333.
devotion
[di'voun]
devote (v), devotee (n)

334.
dilemma
[di'lm]
335.
engender
[in'dend]
336.
loyal
['lil] loyalty (n), loyally (adv)
337.
passion
['pn]
338.
proliferation
[pr,lif'rein] proliferate (v)
339.
reciprocity
[resi'prsti]
passionate (adj), passionately (adv)

reciprocate (v), reciprocal (adj)
340.
vanish
['vni]
341.
antipathy
[n'tipi]
342.
arrogantly
['rgntli]
arrogance (n), arrogant (adj)
343.
berate
[bi'reit]
344.
contemptuous
[kn'temptjus]
345.
despise
[dis'paiz]
berating (n)
contempt (n) contemptible (a) contemptuously (adv)

despicable (a) # despising (a) despite (n)

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humiliation
[hju:,mili'ein]
humiliate (v)
347.
obnoxious
[b'nks]
348.
shame
[eim]
obnoxiously (adv) obnoxiousness (n)

shame (v)/ shamefully (adv) shameful (a) # ashamed (a)

humiliating = humiliatory (a)

stigmatize
['stigmtaiz]
350.
vitriolic
[vitri'lik]
351.
adolescent
adolescent (n) adolescence (n)
stigma (n) stigmas/stigmata (pl) # stigmatization (n) stigmatic = stigmatose (a)

vitriol (n) # vitriolization (n) vitriolize (v)

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cause
[k:z]
353.
conflict
['knflikt]
354
. delinquency
[di'likwnsi]
conflict (n)
delinquent n, delinquent adj

355
. fringe
[frind]
356
. hedonistic
[,hi:d'nistik]
357.
hypocritically
[,hip'kritikli]
hedonist (n),hedonism (n), hedonistically (adv)

hypocrite (n),hypocrisy (n), hypocritical (adj)

fringy (adj)
358
. manipulation
[m,nipju'lein]
359.
rebel
['rebl]
360.
status quo
[,steits'kwou]
rebel (n) rebellion (n)
manipulate (v), manipulator (n), manipulative (adj)
361.
adolescent
[,dou'lesnt]
362.
cause
[k:z]
363.
conflict
['knflikt] conflict (n)
(n) adolescen, (n) adolescence
364.
delinquency
[di'likwnsi]
365
fringe
[frind]
366.
hedonistic
[hi:d'nistik]
fringy(n) delinquent(n), delinquent(adj)

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hedonist (n), hedonism (n), hedonistically (adv)

367.
hypocritically
[hip'kritikli]
manipulation
[m,nipju'lein]
369.
rebel
['rebl]
hypocrite (n),hypocrisy (n), hypocritical (adj)

manipulate (v),manipulator (n), manipulative (adj)

rebel (n), rebellion (n)

370.
status quo
[steits'kwou]
371.
abstract
['bstrkt]
372.
Context
['kntekst]
abstraction n
contextualize (v), contextual (adj)

373.
depict
[di'pikt]
374.
dimension
[i'menn]
375.
esthetically
[i:s'etikli]
depiction (n)
dimensional (adj)
esthetic( n )esthete n esthetic (adj)

376.
intrinsic
[in'trinsik]
377.
perspective
[p'spektiv]
378.
portrayal
[p:'treil] portray (v)
intrinsically (adv)
379.
realism
['rilizm]
380.
spectrum
['spektrm]
381.
advent
['dvnt]
realist (n) realistic (adj)

382.
ambiguous
[m'bigjus]
383.
connotation
[knou'tein] connote ( v)
384.
decipher
[di'saif]
ambiguity (n) ambiguously (adv)

denote
[di'nout]
illiterate
[i'litrit] illiterate (n) illiteracy (n)
ingenious
[in'di:njsli]
denotation (n)
ingenuity (n) ingeniously (adv)

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388.
inscription
[in'skripn] inscribe (v)
389.
phonetic
[f'netik]
390.
symbolic
[sim'blik] symbolize (v)
phonetics (n) phonetically (adv)

symbol (n), symbolically (adv)

391.
amateurish
['mtri]
392.
cast
393.
charismatic
[kriz'mtik]
[k:st] cast ( v)
amateur (n), amateurishly (adv)

charisma ( n), charismatically (adv)

394.
gala
395.
hilarious
[hi'leris] hilarity (n)
improvisation
[,imprvai'zein]
['g:l] gala (n)
improvise (v) improvisational (adj)
397.
incompetent
[in'kmpitnt]
medium
['mi:dim]
399.
skit
[skit]
incompetence (n),incompetently (adv)

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zeal
[zi:l]
recede
[ri'si:d]
402.
reckless
['reklis]
zealot (n), zealous (adj)

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intensification (n); intense (adj)

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anticipation (n); anticipatory (adj)

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flood v Impact (v)

persist (v); perseverance (n) persistent /perseverant (adj)

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adaptation (n) adapter (n)

diversify (v) diversity (n) diversification (n)

evolution (n) evolutionist (n)

migrate (v) migrant (n) migratory (adj)

inherently (adv) generational (adj)

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proceed (v) process (v)

survivor (n) survival (n)

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contaminate (v) contaminant (n) depletion (n)

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disposal (n) disposable (adj)

element (n) elemental (adj)

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shrinkage (n), shrinkable (adj)

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stability (n), stably (adv)

adjustable (adj), adjustment (n)

arbitrate(v), arbitrator (n), arbitrarily (adv)

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denominate(v), denomination(n), denominational (adj)

exponent (n), exponential (adj)

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maximum (n, adj)

rate (v), rating (n)