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5000 TOEFL WORDS LIST 10

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

(n.) one who is descended lineally from another, as a child, grandchild, etc.

a)

descendant

b)

diplomacy

c)

dishabille

d)

deviltry

2.

(n.) the act of moving or going downward

a)

detract

b)

descent

c)

disburden

d)

disfigure

3.

(v.) to discern

a)

discredit

b)

disengage

c)

detract

d)

descry

4.

(v.) to select or appoint, as by authority.

a)

detest

b)

dislocate

c)

designate

d)

digress

5.

(v.) to cease from action

a)

disrupt

b)

desist

c)

dismount

d)

dispel

6.

(n.) utter hopelessness and despondency

a)

displace

b)

dilate

c)

despair

d)

detract

7.

(n.) one without regard for law or life

a)

desperado

b)

dictum

c)

deviltry

d)

diplomatist

8.

(adj.) resorted to in a last extremity, or as if prompted by utter despair

a)

discernible

b)

disconsolate

c)

devout

d)

desperate

9.

(adj.) contemptible

a)

desultory

b)

despicable

c)

destitute

d)

discrepant

10.

(adj.) disheartened

a)

discernible

b)

despicable

c)

despondent

d)

discursive

11.

(adj.) poverty-stricken

a)

diatomic

b)

destitute

c)

devious

d)

disconsolate

12.

(v.) to frighten away

a)

deter

b)

devise

c)

descry

d)

desist

13.

(v.) to grow worse

a)

detrude

b)

detest

c)

detract

d)

deteriorate

14.

(adj.) hindering from action through fear

a)

dismount

b)

deterrent

c)

detract

d)

disinherit

15.

(v.) to dislike or hate with intensity

a)

disavow

b)

disagree

c)

detest

d)

dispel

16.

(v.) to take away in such manner as to lessen value or estimation

a)

detract

b)

detrude

c)

disclaim

d)

discard

17.

(n.) something that causes damage, depreciation, or loss.

a)

devise

b)

detriment

c)

deviate

d)

detrude

18.

(v.) to push down forcibly.

a)

deter

b)

detract

c)

detrude

d)

disfigure

19.

(v.) to take a different course

a)

devise

b)

deviate

c)

digress

d)

dilute

20.

(adj.) out of the common or regular track

a)

deterrent

b)

despicable

c)

devious

d)

devout

21.

(v.) to invent

a)

designate

b)

disrupt

c)

devise

d)

deter

22.

(n.) readiness, precision, efficiency, and ease in any physical activity or in any mechanical work

a)

digraph

b)

dexterity

c)

despot

d)

devilry

23.

(adj.) transparent

a)

diaphanous

b)

dilatory

c)

discursive

d)

destitute

24.

(n.) a positive utterance

a)

didactic

b)

diffidence

c)

digraph

d)

dictum

25.

(n.) self-distrust

a)

dictum

b)

diffidence

c)

diffusion

d)

diminution

26.

(n.) dispersion

a)

despot

b)

devilry

c)

diffusion

d)

diminution

27.

(v.) to turn aside from the main subject for a time dwell on some incidental matter

a)

disarm

b)

digress

c)

displace

d)

disrupt

28.

(pa.) fallen into decay or partial ruin

a)

dilapidated

b)

disconsolate

c)

despotism

d)

diaphanous

29.

(v.) to enlarge in all directions

a)

deter

b)

dispel

c)

dilate

d)

dislocate

30.

(n.) careful and persevering effort to accomplish what is undertaken

a)

diligence

b)

dishabille

c)

devious

d)

dignitary

31.

(v.) to make more fluid or less concentrated by admixture with something.

a)

detract

b)

dilute

c)

disrobe

d)

desist

32.

(n.) tact, shrewdness, or skill in conducting any kind of negotiations or in social matters.

a)

dishabille

b)

diffidence

c)

diplomacy

d)

diplomat

33.

(v.) to disclaim responsibility for.

a)

disallow

b)

disavow

c)

discredit

d)

disfigure

34.

(v.) to pay out or expend, as money from a fund.

a)

designate

b)

despond

c)

disburse

d)

discursive

35.

(v.) to reject

a)

discard

b)

disciple

c)

despond

d)

desist

36.

(adj.) perceivable

a)

discernible

b)

dishonest

c)

discrepant

d)

despicable

37.

(n.) absence of harmoniousness

a)

dexterity

b)

discord

c)

disciple

d)

dishabille

38.

(v.) to become detached

a)

disengage

b)

disfavor

c)

disburse

d)

discard

39.

(v.) to deprive of an inheritance

a)

dismount

b)

dignitary

c)

disinherit

d)

disparage

40.

(v.) to put out of proper place or order

a)

disarm

b)

dislocate

c)

disinherit

d)

disrupt

41.

(v.) to throw down, push off, or otherwise remove from a horse or the like

a)

dismount

b)

disarm

c)

discreet

d)

disrupt

42.

(v.) to refuse to acknowledge as one's own or as connected with oneself.

a)

dispel

b)

disrupt

c)

disown

d)

dissect

43.

(v.) to regard or speak of slightingly

a)

disparage

b)

dispute

c)

disrupt

d)

discreet

44.

(n.) inequality

a)

disfavor

b)

discard

c)

disarm

d)

disparity

45.

(v.) to drive away or by as scattering in different directions

a)

disappear

b)

dispel

c)

deter

d)

digress

46.

(n.) that which is bestowed on or appointed to one from a higher power

a)

displace

b)

dispensation

c)

disputation

d)

disinherit

47.

(n.) verbal controversy

a)

disputation

b)

dismount

c)

dishabille

d)

disparity

48.

(v.) to cut apart or to pieces

a)

dissect

b)

disrupt

c)

disarm

d)

discard

49.

(adj.) dishonorable or disgraceful

a)

discernible

b)

disreputable

c)

dilatory

d)

dishonest

50.

(v.) to burst or break asunder

a)

dissect

b)

disarm

c)

desist

d)

disrupt