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TOEFL Junior Week 14 Vocabulary

TOEFL Junior Week 14 Vocabulary

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7th - 9th Grade

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Bi-Weekly TOEFL Junior Vocabulary

By Mr. Bruce

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Week 14 Vocabulary-1

  • Conflict

  • Constrain

  • Contemplate

  • Continuously

  • Contradict

  • Contribute

  • Convey

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Week 14 Vocabulary-2

  • Copious

  • Core

  • Corrode

  • Cumbersome

  • Curriculum

  • Data

  • Decay

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Week 14 Vocabulary-3

  • Deceive

  • Decipher

  • Declaration

  • Decline

  • Degrade

  • Demonstrate

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Conflict

  • A disagreement or fight.

  • The conflict between the two families has been going on for generations.

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Constrain

  • To restrict or repress.

  • You should move your plant to a bigger pot, otherwise you’ll constrain its roots.

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Contemplate

  • To consider thoughtfully.

  • I spend a lot of time contemplating what career I want to have.

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Continuously

  • To go on without stopping.

  • My neighbors have been continuously blasting their music since last night.

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Contradict

  • To give the opposite opinion.

  • I told the employees that sales were down, but my boss contradicted me and said sales were actually up.

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Contribute

  • To give something (usually money or time) to a common fund or cause.

  • Every roommate contributes part of his paycheck to the grocery bill.

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Convey

  • To make known.

  • I’ve conveyed my interest in working for that company.

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Copious

  • Abundant.

  • He always takes copious notes during class to study later on.

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Core

  • Central; of main importance.

  • Although many employees left the company, the core leadership remained.

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Corrode

  • To gradually wear away.

  • The rust corroded the paint on my car.

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Cumbersome

  • Burdensome; clumsy

  • Trying to carry four grocery bags at once was very cumbersome.

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Curriculum

  • The courses given by a school or program.

  • Our school needs to add more music courses to its curriculum.

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Data

  • Facts, statistics, or pieces of information.

  • The data from these graphs show that yearly temperatures are increasing.

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Decay

  • To decline in health or excellence.

  • After the tree died, its wood began to decay.

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Deceive

  • To trick or mislead.

  • He deceived me by pretending to be a millionaire.

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Decipher

  • To find the meaning of.

  • The spy deciphered the secret code.

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Declaration

  • An announcement.

  • He made a declaration to the office that he was quitting.

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Decline

  • 1. To politely refuse.

    2. To deteriorate (especially in terms of health.)

  • 1.  I declined his offer of a ride home.

    2. Her health has declined ever since she turned 70.

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Degrade

  • To lower in quality.

  • My attempt at cake degraded into a crumbly mess.

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Demonstrate

  • To show.

  • Let me demonstrate the proper way of throwing a football.

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Multiple Choice

To make known.

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Contemplate

2

Continuously

3

Convey

4

Corrode

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Multiple Choice

Facts, statistics, or pieces of information.

1

Decipher

2

Decay

3

Decline

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Data

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Multiple Choice

To give the opposite opinion.

1

Convey

2

Curriculum

3

Contradict

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Constrain

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Multiple Choice

To find the meaning of.

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Deceive

2

Decipher

3

Decline

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Decay

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Multiple Choice

To gradually wear away.

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Copious

2

Contribute

3

Corrode

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Contradict

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Multiple Choice

Burdensome; clumsy

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Cumbersome

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Contemplate

3

Conflict

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Constrain

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Multiple Choice

To trick or mislead.

1

Deceive

2

Decipher

3

Data

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Declaration

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Multiple Choice

To restrict or repress.

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Cumbersome

2

Contradict

3

Constrain

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Copious

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Multiple Choice

Curriculum

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An announcement.

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To go on without stopping.

3

A disagreement or fight.

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The courses given by a school or program.

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Multiple Choice

Declaration

1

A disagreement or fight.

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Central; of main importance.

3

Facts, statistics, or pieces of information.

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An announcement.

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Multiple Choice

Contribute

1

To give the opposite opinion.

2

To give something (usually money or time) to a common fund or cause.

3

To trick or mislead.

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To lower in quality.

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Multiple Choice

Degrade

1

To lower in quality.

2

To make known.

3

To gradually wear away.

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To restrict or repress.

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Multiple Choice

Core

1

Burdensome; clumsy

2

The courses given by a school or program.

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An announcement.

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Central; of main importance.

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Multiple Choice

Copious

1

To consider thoughtfully.

2

To politely refuse.

3

Burdensome; clumsy

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Abundant.

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Multiple Choice

Contemplate

1

To consider thoughtfully.

2

To give something (usually money or time) to a common fund or cause.

3

To decline in health or excellence.

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To give the opposite opinion.

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Multiple Choice

To make known.

1

Contemplate

2

Continuously

3

Convey

4

Corrode

Bi-Weekly TOEFL Junior Vocabulary

By Mr. Bruce

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