TOEFL Vocabulary — Group 10

Staying the same; not moving, changing, or developing.

Based on personal feelings, opinions, or perspective rather than objective, verifiable facts.

Thinly scattered or distributed, with only a small amount present.

To examine something very closely and critically.

Happening naturally and suddenly, without being planned in advance.

Not growing, changing, or moving; stuck in the same state for too long.

Able to be touched or physically perceived; also used for something clearly real or definite.

Long, slow, and boring in a way that makes time feel like it is dragging.

Not fully certain or fixed; done cautiously as a trial before being confirmed.

Using very few words, often in a way that feels blunt or curt.

Complete in every detail; done carefully so that nothing important is missed.

Lasting only a short time before passing or moving on.

Of very little importance or value; not worth serious attention.

Full of sudden change, disorder, or conflict; not calm or stable.

Holding firmly to a goal, belief, or grip and refusing to let go despite difficulty.

To go beyond the normal limits or boundaries of something.

To travel or move across an area, especially one that is long or difficult.

Marked by loud confusion, disorder, or violent emotional upheaval.

Lasting only briefly; not permanent, and soon replaced or ended.

Clear evidence or proof that shows the truth, quality, or strength of something.

Forming the hidden basis or true cause of something, even if it isn't immediately obvious.

To gradually weaken or damage something, often secretly or indirectly.

Never having happened or existed before, with no earlier example for comparison.

Not justified or deserved; done without a good enough reason.

Completely clear and leaving no room for doubt or more than one interpretation.