Top 25 Advanced English Vocabulary Words

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To Accumulate

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to increase or gather over time. Example: The snow has accumulated on the ground.

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Adjustment

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a small change that improves something. Example: The bike needed an adjustment before it was ready to ride.

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Availability

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being ready to be used, occupied, or taken; having time available. Example: There’s low availability of parking spaces at my apartment building.

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Benchmark

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a standard used to measure or judge other things. Example: I don't always eat 5 different vegetables each day, but it's a good benchmark to shoot for.

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(To put someone in a) Bind

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to be put in a difficult situation. Example: These project deadlines have put me in a bind because I can’t get all the work done.

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Breakthrough

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an important discovery or event that helps to improve a situation or provide an answer to a problem. Example: The invention of vaccines was a major breakthrough for public health.

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Capability

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the ability to do something. Example: The leader showed her capability to handle difficult problems.

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To Circulate

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to move around freely, to pass around. Example: The gossip circulated around the community.

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To Collaborate

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to work with someone else for a special purpose. Example: The artists collaborated on the new design.

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To Coordinate

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to make something work together. Example: We coordinate our schedules so that we know each other's availability.