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WordPOSDefinitionBandPriorityDifficultySource
abate verb to become less strong or severe; or to make something less strong 2 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
aberrant adjective departing from what is normal, expected, or accepted 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
abhor verb to strongly dislike or hate something 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
abrasive adjective harsh, rude, or irritating in manner or behavior 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
absolve verb to free someone from blame, guilt, or responsibility middle 5 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
abstain verb to deliberately choose not to do or take part in something 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
acquiesce verb to accept or agree to something reluctantly but without protest 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
acrimonious adjective angry and bitter, especially in speech or disagreement 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
acumen noun the ability to make quick, accurate judgments and decisions 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
adamant adjective firmly refusing to change an opinion or decision 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
admonish verb to warn or criticize someone firmly but usually gently 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
adroit adjective skillful, clever, and effective in handling a situation 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
adversary noun a person or group that opposes or competes with another 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
adverse adjective harmful, unfavorable, or likely to cause difficulty 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
advocate verb to publicly support or recommend an idea, plan, or cause 2 5 moderate Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
affable adjective friendly, pleasant, and easy to talk to 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
aggregate verb to combine separate amounts, items, or data into a total or whole 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
alleviate verb to make pain, difficulty, or a problem less severe middle 5 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
aloof adjective emotionally distant and not friendly or involved 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
alter verb to change something 1 5 moderate Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
altruistic adjective showing concern for the well-being of others without personal gain 3 4 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
ambiguous adjective unclear because it can have more than one possible meaning 3 4 high Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
ambivalent adjective having mixed or conflicting feelings about something middle 5 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
ameliorate verb to make a bad or difficult situation better 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
amicable adjective friendly and peaceful, especially after disagreement 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
analyze verb to examine something carefully by looking at its parts 2 5 moderate Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
anecdotal adjective based on personal stories rather than systematic evidence 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
animosity noun strong dislike or hostility middle 4 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
anomaly noun something that differs from what is normal, expected, or typical 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
antagonize verb to cause someone to become hostile or unfriendly middle 4 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
antiquated adjective old-fashioned or no longer useful because something newer exists 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
apathetic adjective showing little interest, emotion, or concern 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
appease verb to calm or satisfy someone by giving them what they want 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
apprehensive adjective worried or uneasy about something that may happen 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
approach noun/verb a way of dealing with something; or to come closer 2 5 moderate-high Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
approximate adjective/verb close to the exact amount; or to estimate roughly 3 4 high Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
arbitrary adjective based on a choice or decision without a clear reason or rule 3 4 high Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
arbitrate verb to settle a disagreement by acting as a neutral judge middle 4 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
arduous adjective requiring great effort, endurance, or difficulty 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
articulate adjective able to express ideas clearly and effectively 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
assertive adjective confident in expressing opinions or needs without being aggressive 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
assiduous adjective showing constant, careful, and persistent effort 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
assimilate verb to absorb and understand information or become part of a group middle 5 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
astute adjective clever and quick to understand situations middle 5 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
audacious adjective bold and willing to take risks, sometimes shockingly so middle 4 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
augment verb to increase the size, amount, strength, or value of something 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
austere adjective plain, strict, or without unnecessary comfort or decoration 3 4 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
autonomous adjective independent and able to govern or control itself 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
avert verb to prevent something bad from happening middle 5 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
banal adjective so ordinary or overused that it is boring and unoriginal 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
begrudge verb to resent someone for having or receiving something 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
belligerent adjective hostile, aggressive, and eager to argue or fight 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
benevolent adjective kind and generous, especially toward people in need 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
benign adjective gentle or harmless; not dangerous or threatening 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
bolster verb to support or strengthen something 2 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
brevity noun the quality of using few words or lasting only a short time 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
calculated adjective planned carefully to achieve a particular result 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
candid adjective honest and direct, even when the truth may be uncomfortable 2 4 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
capricious adjective changing suddenly and unpredictably, often for no clear reason 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
caustic adjective sharply critical, sarcastic, or hurtful in speech 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
censure verb to express strong official criticism or disapproval 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
circumspect adjective careful to consider possible risks before acting or speaking 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
circumvent verb to avoid or get around a rule, problem, or obstacle 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
clandestine adjective kept secret because it is improper, illegal, or meant to be hidden 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
coalesce verb to come together and form one larger group or whole 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
coerce verb to force someone to do something through pressure or threats 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
coherent adjective clear, logical, and well organized 2 5 moderate Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
compel verb to force or strongly persuade someone to do something 2 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
complacent adjective too satisfied with a situation to notice possible problems 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
comprehensive adjective including nearly everything necessary or relevant 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
concede verb to admit that something is true, often unwillingly 2 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
conciliatory adjective intended to reduce conflict and restore friendly relations 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
concise adjective expressing much in few words without unnecessary detail 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
conclusive adjective strong enough to prove something or settle a question 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
concur verb to agree with an opinion, decision, or conclusion 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
concurrent adjective happening or existing at the same time 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
condescending adjective showing that one believes oneself superior to others 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
condone verb to accept or allow behavior that is considered wrong 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
conjecture noun a conclusion or guess based on incomplete evidence 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
consequence noun a result or effect, especially one caused by an action 1 5 moderate Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
consistent adjective staying the same over time or agreeing with something else 3 5 high Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
conspicuous adjective easy to notice because it stands out clearly 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
constrain verb to limit or restrict someone's choices, actions, or development 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
construe verb to interpret the meaning of a word, statement, or action in a particular way 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
contemptuous adjective showing strong disrespect or scorn 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
contentious adjective likely to cause disagreement or involving strong disagreement 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
contrast noun/verb a clear difference; or to show how things are different 1 5 moderate Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
contrite adjective feeling sincere regret or guilt for something wrong 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
controversial adjective causing strong disagreement or public debate 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
converge verb to move toward the same point or become more similar 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
copious adjective large in amount or quantity; abundant 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
correlate verb to show or have a relationship in which two things change or occur together 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
corroborate verb to confirm or support a statement with additional evidence 2 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
corrosive adjective gradually damaging or weakening something, physically or figuratively 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
credible adjective believable and worthy of trust middle 5 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
credulous adjective too ready to believe things without enough evidence 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
criterion noun a standard used to judge or decide something 2 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
cryptic adjective mysterious or difficult to understand because the meaning is hidden 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
cumulative adjective increasing or growing through repeated additions over time 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
cursory adjective quick and not detailed or thorough middle 4 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
cynical adjective believing that people are mainly motivated by selfish interests 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
dearth noun a lack or shortage of something middle 4 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
debilitate verb to make someone or something physically or mentally weaker 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
deceptive adjective giving a false impression or intended to mislead 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
decorum noun proper and polite behavior appropriate to a situation 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
deferential adjective showing respectful attention to someone of higher status or authority 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
deficient adjective not having enough of something essential middle 5 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
deleterious adjective causing harm or damage 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
deliberate adjective done intentionally and with careful thought 2 4 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
delineate verb to describe or show something precisely and clearly 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
denounce verb to publicly condemn or strongly criticize someone or something 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
deplete verb to use up or greatly reduce a supply or resource 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
deride verb to mock or speak about someone or something with contempt 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
derive verb to get or develop something from a source 3 4 high Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
despondent adjective very discouraged, unhappy, and without hope 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
deter verb to discourage someone from acting by making the consequences seem risky or unpleasant 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
detract verb to reduce the value, importance, or quality of something middle 4 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
digress verb to move away from the main subject while speaking or writing middle 4 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
diligent adjective showing steady, careful, and persistent effort 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
discern verb to notice, recognize, or understand something that is not obvious 2 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
discrepancy noun a difference between things that are expected to agree 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
discrete adjective separate and distinct from other things 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
disdain noun a feeling that someone or something is unworthy of respect 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
dismiss verb to reject an idea as unimportant or unworthy of consideration 2 4 moderate Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
disparage verb to speak about someone or something in a way that lowers its value or reputation 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
dispassionate adjective not influenced by strong emotion and therefore able to judge fairly 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
dispel verb to cause a doubt, fear, or false belief to disappear 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
disseminate verb to spread information or ideas widely 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
dissent noun disagreement with an accepted or majority opinion 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
distinguish verb to recognize or show the difference between things 2 4 moderate Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
distort verb to twist or change the truth, meaning, or appearance of something middle 5 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
diverge verb to move apart, develop differently, or disagree 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
divulge verb to reveal information that was previously secret or private 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
docile adjective calm, obedient, and easy to control or teach 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
doctrine noun a set of beliefs or principles taught or accepted by a group 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
dogmatic adjective stubbornly stating opinions as if they are unquestionably true 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
dubious adjective doubtful, uncertain, or not likely to be trustworthy 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
eccentric adjective unconventional and noticeably different from what is considered normal 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
eclectic adjective made up of ideas or styles chosen from many different sources 3 4 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
elaborate verb to add more detail or explain something more fully 2 5 moderate Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
elated adjective extremely happy and excited 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
elicit verb to draw out a response, answer, or reaction middle 5 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
eloquent adjective fluent, persuasive, and effective in speaking or writing 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
elusive adjective difficult to find, catch, achieve, or understand 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
empirical adjective based on observation, experience, or experiment rather than theory alone 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
emulate verb to try to match or equal someone by copying their successful qualities 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
endorse verb to publicly approve, support, or recommend something 2 4 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
engender verb to cause a feeling, condition, or situation to develop 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
enigmatic adjective mysterious and difficult to understand or explain 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
enumerate verb to list things one by one 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
ephemeral adjective lasting for only a very short time 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
equitable adjective fair and reasonable, especially in the way people are treated 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
equivocal adjective unclear or open to more than one interpretation, often deliberately 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
equivocate verb to use deliberately unclear language to avoid committing to a clear position 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
erratic adjective unpredictable or irregular in movement, behavior, or quality 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
erroneous adjective incorrect because of an error or mistaken belief 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
erudite adjective having or showing great knowledge gained through study 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
establish verb to create, set up, or show something clearly 2 5 moderate-high Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
evaluate verb to judge the quality, value, or effectiveness of something 2 5 moderate-high Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
evasive adjective avoiding a direct answer or trying to escape attention or responsibility 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
evident adjective clear or easy to see or understand 1 5 moderate Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
exacerbate verb to make a problem, condition, or situation worse middle 5 5 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
exasperate verb to irritate or frustrate someone greatly 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
exemplary adjective excellent enough to serve as a model or example 3 4 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
exemplify verb to be a clear example of a quality, idea, or type 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
exhaustive adjective complete and thorough, including all or nearly all possibilities 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
exonerate verb to officially clear someone from blame or responsibility 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
explicit adjective stated clearly and directly, leaving no doubt middle 5 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
expound verb to explain an idea or theory in detail 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
extrapolate verb to estimate or infer something beyond the known information 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
exuberant adjective full of energy, excitement, or cheerful enthusiasm 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
facilitate verb to make an action or process easier 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
factor noun something that helps cause or influence a result 2 5 moderate Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
fallacy noun a mistaken belief or faulty idea, especially in reasoning middle 5 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
fastidious adjective very careful about details and difficult to please middle 4 5 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
feasible adjective possible and practical to do successfully middle 5 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
feign verb to pretend to have a feeling, condition, or quality that is not genuine 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
fervent adjective showing strong and sincere enthusiasm or emotion 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
finite adjective having a limit or end; not infinite 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
flagrant adjective obviously wrong or offensive in a shocking way 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
foreboding noun a feeling that something bad is going to happen middle 4 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
forestall verb to prevent or delay something by taking action in advance 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
formidable adjective very difficult, powerful, or impressive 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
formulate verb to develop or create something carefully, such as a plan or idea middle 5 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
forthright adjective direct, honest, and straightforward in speech or behavior 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
fortify verb to strengthen or protect something middle 4 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
frivolous adjective not serious or useful; lacking an important purpose 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
frugal adjective careful about spending money or using resources; not wasteful 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
futile adjective unlikely to succeed or produce a useful result 2 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
grapple verb to struggle with or work hard to understand a difficult problem middle 4 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
gregarious adjective sociable and enjoying the company of other people 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
hackneyed adjective overused so often that it has become dull or unoriginal 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
hamper verb to make progress or movement more difficult 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
haughty adjective proud and acting as though other people are less important 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
hierarchy noun a system in which people or things are ranked by level or importance 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
hindrance noun something that makes progress difficult middle 4 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
hypothetical adjective based on an imagined situation rather than a real one middle 5 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
imminent adjective about to happen very soon 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
immutable adjective unable to be changed 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
impartial adjective fair and not favoring one side over another 2 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
impeccable adjective without mistakes or faults; extremely well done 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
imperative adjective extremely important or necessary middle 5 4 Piqosity ISEE Middle Level
impetuous adjective acting quickly and without enough thought about the consequences 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
implicit adjective suggested or understood without being directly stated 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
improvise verb to create or perform something without preparing it beforehand 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
impugn verb to challenge the truth, honesty, or character of someone or something 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
incessant adjective continuing without stopping or pausing 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
incisive adjective clear, sharp, and showing strong understanding or judgment 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
incongruous adjective not fitting together naturally or seeming out of place 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
indicate verb to show, point out, or suggest something 1 5 moderate Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
indifferent adjective having little interest, concern, or preference 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
indignant adjective angry because something seems unfair or insulting 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
indispensable adjective absolutely necessary and impossible to do without 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
indolent adjective habitually lazy and avoiding effort 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
induce verb to cause something to happen or persuade someone to do something 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
inept adjective lacking skill or ability in a particular situation 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
inevitable adjective certain to happen or impossible to avoid 3 4 high Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
infer verb to reach a conclusion from evidence or clues 2 5 moderate Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
ingenuous adjective honest, innocent, and straightforward, sometimes from lack of experience 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
inherent adjective existing as a natural or essential part of something 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
inhibit verb to prevent, slow, or limit an action or process 2 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
innocuous adjective harmless and not likely to cause damage or offense 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
innovative adjective introducing new ideas, methods, or designs 2 4 moderate Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
insipid adjective lacking flavor, interest, energy, or excitement 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
insular adjective narrow in outlook because of limited experience with other people or ideas 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
integral adjective essential and necessary as part of a whole 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
interpret verb to explain or understand the meaning of something 2 5 moderate Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
intrepid adjective fearless and willing to face danger or difficulty 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
intuitive adjective understood or known through instinct rather than deliberate reasoning 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
invoke verb to refer to or call upon a rule, authority, idea, or power for support 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
judicious adjective showing good judgment and careful thought 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
justify verb to give good reasons or evidence to show that something is reasonable 2 5 moderate Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
juxtapose verb to place two things close together so their differences or similarities are clear 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
lament verb to express sadness or regret about something 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
lethargic adjective lacking energy, enthusiasm, or alertness 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
lucid adjective clear and easy to understand 2 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
magnanimous adjective generous and forgiving, especially toward a rival or weaker person 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
magnitude noun the great size, extent, or importance of something 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
maintain verb to keep something going, at the same level, or in good condition 1 5 moderate Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
malicious adjective intending to harm or cause suffering to someone 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
malleable adjective able to be shaped, changed, or influenced fairly easily 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
meager adjective too small in amount or quantity; insufficient 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
mediate verb to help opposing people or groups reach an agreement 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
meticulous adjective extremely careful and attentive to small details 2 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
mitigate verb to make something harmful, unpleasant, or severe less serious 2 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
morose adjective gloomy, withdrawn, and bad-tempered 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
mundane adjective ordinary, routine, and lacking excitement or special interest 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
negate verb to cancel, deny, or make something ineffective 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
negligent adjective failing to give proper care, attention, or responsibility 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
nonchalant adjective calm and unconcerned in a way that may seem surprisingly casual 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
novice noun a person who is new to or inexperienced in an activity 2 4 moderate Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
nuanced adjective showing subtle differences or careful distinctions 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
obscure adjective not well known, clear, or easy to understand 2 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
obsolete adjective no longer used because something newer has replaced it 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
obstinate adjective stubbornly refusing to change an opinion or course of action 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
obtain verb to get or acquire something 1 4 moderate Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
ominous adjective suggesting that something bad or threatening is likely to happen 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
onerous adjective involving a heavy burden, great difficulty, or excessive responsibility 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
orthodox adjective following established, traditional, or widely accepted beliefs or methods 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
ostentatious adjective designed to attract attention or impress others by displaying wealth or importance 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
paradox noun a statement or situation that seems contradictory but may reveal a truth 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
parochial adjective having a narrow outlook limited to local or familiar concerns 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
perceptive adjective quick to notice and understand things accurately 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
perfunctory adjective done quickly and with little care or interest 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
perspective noun a particular way of seeing or thinking about something 3 5 high Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
pervasive adjective spreading throughout or present in every part of something 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
placid adjective calm, peaceful, and not easily disturbed 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
plausible adjective seeming reasonable or likely to be true 2 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
poignant adjective causing a strong feeling of sadness, sympathy, or emotional reflection 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
pragmatic adjective focused on practical results rather than theories or ideals 2 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
precarious adjective unstable or dangerous because it could easily become worse 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
precedent noun an earlier example or decision used to guide similar cases later 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
precipitate verb to cause an event or situation, especially a sudden or unwanted one, to happen 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
precocious adjective developing abilities or maturity earlier than is usual 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
predominant adjective more common, powerful, or important than all others 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
pretentious adjective trying to seem more important, intelligent, or impressive than one really is 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
prevalent adjective common or widespread in a particular place or time 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
profound adjective very deep, important, or strongly felt 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
proliferate verb to increase or spread rapidly 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
prolific adjective producing many works, results, or offspring 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
proponent noun a person who supports or argues in favor of an idea or plan 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
prosaic adjective ordinary, dull, or lacking imagination 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
provoke verb to cause a reaction, feeling, or response 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
prudent adjective careful and sensible about future risks or consequences 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
qualify verb to limit or modify a statement so it is more precise or less absolute 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
quell verb to put an end to a disturbance, feeling, or opposition 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
rancor noun deep and lasting bitterness or resentment 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
rebut verb to respond to an argument by showing that it is wrong or weak 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
recalcitrant adjective stubbornly resisting rules, authority, or control 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
reclusive adjective avoiding other people and preferring to live or spend time alone 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
reconcile verb to restore agreement or make two conflicting ideas consistent 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
rectify verb to correct something that is wrong or unfair 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
redundant adjective unnecessary because it repeats something or is no longer needed 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
refute verb to prove that a statement or argument is false 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
reinforce verb to strengthen an idea, structure, behavior, or feeling 2 5 moderate Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
reiterate verb to say or state something again for emphasis or clarity 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
relentless adjective continuing with great determination and not becoming weaker or less intense 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
relevant adjective directly connected to the topic or situation 2 5 moderate Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
relinquish verb to give up possession, control, or a claim voluntarily 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
reluctant adjective unwilling or hesitant to do something 1 4 moderate Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
renounce verb to formally give up, reject, or refuse to continue supporting something 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
require verb to need something or to make something necessary 1 5 moderate Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
rescind verb to officially cancel a rule, decision, or agreement 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
resilient adjective able to recover quickly from difficulty or change 2 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
resolute adjective firmly determined and unwilling to give up 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
restrain verb to hold back, control, or prevent someone or something from acting freely 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
reticent adjective unwilling to speak freely about one's thoughts or feelings 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
reverent adjective showing deep respect or admiration 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
rigorous adjective extremely thorough, careful, or strict 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
sagacious adjective showing wise judgment and good understanding 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
salient adjective most noticeable, important, or relevant 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
scrupulous adjective extremely careful to do what is right, accurate, or honest 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
scrutinize verb to examine something very carefully and closely 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
significant adjective important or large enough to matter 1 5 moderate Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
skeptical adjective not easily convinced; having doubts about a claim 2 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
solemn adjective serious, formal, and not cheerful 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
sporadic adjective happening occasionally or irregularly rather than continuously 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
steadfast adjective firm, loyal, and unwilling to change despite difficulty 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
stipulate verb to state clearly that something is required as part of an agreement 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
stoic adjective enduring pain or difficulty without showing much emotion or complaint 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
stringent adjective very strict, demanding, or severe 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
subsequent adjective coming after something else 3 4 high Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
substantiate verb to support a claim with evidence or proof 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
subtle adjective not obvious; difficult to notice or understand immediately 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
subversive adjective intended to weaken or undermine an established system or authority 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
succinct adjective expressed clearly and briefly without unnecessary words 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
sufficient adjective enough for a particular purpose 3 5 high Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
superficial adjective concerned only with the surface and lacking depth or thoroughness 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
superfluous adjective more than is needed; unnecessary 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 10
suppress verb to prevent, restrain, or stop something from being expressed or developing 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
synthesize verb to combine different ideas or information into a new, unified whole 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
taciturn adjective habitually quiet and unwilling to talk very much 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
tangible adjective real, definite, or able to be clearly recognized or measured 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
tenable adjective able to be defended with evidence or maintained as a reasonable position 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
tenacious adjective determined and unwilling to give up 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
tentative adjective not certain or final; subject to change 2 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
tenuous adjective weak, slight, or not strongly supported by evidence 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
thwart verb to prevent someone from succeeding or a plan from being completed 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
tractable adjective easy to control, influence, or deal with 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 12
transcend verb to go beyond the usual limits of something 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
transient adjective lasting only a short time; temporary 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
turbulent adjective marked by disorder, conflict, rapid change, or violent movement 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
undermine verb to weaken something gradually or indirectly 2 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 3
unequivocal adjective completely clear and leaving no room for doubt or more than one interpretation 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
unprecedented adjective never known, done, or experienced before 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
vacillate verb to repeatedly change between different opinions or choices 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
valid adjective reasonable, acceptable, or supported well enough to be trusted 3 5 high Pilot Tier 2 Set 1
venerate verb to regard someone or something with deep respect 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
versatile adjective able to adapt to many different tasks, uses, or situations 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 4
viable adjective capable of working successfully or continuing to exist 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
vigilant adjective carefully watchful for possible danger or problems 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
vindicate verb to clear someone from blame or show that a claim or action was justified 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 9
vindictive adjective having a strong desire to punish someone for a real or imagined wrong 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 6
volatile adjective likely to change suddenly and unpredictably, especially in an unstable way 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
vulnerable adjective open to harm, attack, damage, or criticism 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 8
warrant verb to justify an action or make it necessary or appropriate 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
wary adjective careful and watchful because something may be dangerous or unreliable 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 11
whimsical adjective playfully unusual or based on sudden imaginative ideas 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
withstand verb to resist or endure a difficult force, condition, or attack 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 7
zealous adjective showing intense enthusiasm and devotion to a cause or goal 3 5 high Tim's Teachers Middle Level Master | Lesson 5
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