TOEFL Vocabulary — Group 11

Agreed on by absolutely everyone involved, with no one dissenting.

A sudden, dramatic change or disruption that affects a whole system or society.

To support or maintain a law, decision, or principle, keeping it in force.

Not clearly expressed or defined; lacking precise detail.

Able to adapt easily to many different functions, roles, or situations.

Capable of working successfully or surviving in practice.

Full of physical or mental energy and strength; carried out with great force or enthusiasm.

To clear someone of blame or prove that a belief or decision was right after all.

Likely to change suddenly and unpredictably, especially from calm to dangerous.

Very large in size or quantity, especially used to describe writing or documents.

Staying alert and watchful for possible danger or trouble.

Showing intense feeling or force, especially in expressing a strong opinion.

Deeply respected because of age, wisdom, or long-standing achievement.

The quality of being truthful and accurate.

To officially confirm that something is accurate, true, or acceptable.

Showing high moral standards; behaving with honesty, fairness, and goodness.

Felt as a strong, immediate gut reaction rather than through careful reasoning.

Cautious and watchful because of a possible danger or problem.

To remain strong or unharmed despite pressure, force, or difficulty.

To gradually become smaller, weaker, or less important over time.

To justify or make something necessary or appropriate.

Existing or happening over a large area or among many people.

To produce a result, or to give way under pressure or demand.

Showing great energy and enthusiasm in pursuing a goal or cause.

The highest point or peak that something reaches, especially of success or power.