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TOEFL Vocabulary — Group 15
Batch 15 of TOEFL vocabulary words.
To estimate or predict unknown information by extending known facts or patterns into a new situation.
To invent or make up false information and present it as true.
To grow or develop very successfully and healthily.
Full of something unpleasant or difficult, such as danger, tension, or worry.
To make an estimate or judgment about the amount, level, or nature of something.
Considering something as a complete system of interconnected parts, rather than focusing on one part alone.
Not allowed by law or social custom; forbidden.
About to happen very soon.
To put a plan, decision, or system into actual practice.
To officially force a rule, tax, or condition onto someone.
Currently holding an official position, or necessary as a duty for someone.
Having no particular interest, concern, or preference about something.
To cause a particular state, reaction, or condition to happen.
To put something valuable or important at risk of harm or loss.
Allowed by law or by accepted standards and rules; genuine and reasonable.
To reach a final, climactic point after a series of events or a period of development.
Individually separate and distinct, not blended together with anything else.
Extremely attentive to detail and difficult to please; excessively careful and particular.
To encourage the growth or development of something over time.
A small piece that has broken off from something larger.
Openly unfriendly, aggressive, or strongly opposed.
To hold back or restrict a process, action, or feeling.
A clear, deep understanding of a complex situation or problem.
The great size or importance of something.
Lacking experience or judgment, and too willing to trust or believe things simply.