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TOEFL Vocabulary — Group 7
Batch 7 of TOEFL vocabulary words.
Extremely important, especially because of its lasting impact on future events.
Ordinary and unremarkable, belonging to the routine of everyday life.
Extremely numerous, so many that counting them all would be impractical.
To cancel out the effect of something or prove it false.
So small in size or importance that it can safely be ignored.
An idea, belief, or general understanding about something.
In spite of a particular fact, without letting that fact prevent something else from happening.
New and different from anything known before.
A small, subtle distinction in meaning, tone, or expression.
To make something legally or officially without effect; to cancel it out.
Based on facts and evidence rather than personal feelings or opinions.
Not well known, or difficult to see or understand clearly.
No longer used because something newer and better has replaced it.
Stubbornly sticking to an opinion or course of action despite pressure to change.
The beginning or first stage of something, often something unpleasant.
The best or most effective possible under the given circumstances.
Appearing or claimed to be true, though the real reason may be different.
Done or shown openly, without any attempt to hide it.
A typical pattern or model of thinking that shapes how people understand an entire subject.
A statement or situation that seems to contradict itself yet may still hold some truth.
Ranking above everything else in importance.
Relating to a minor or less central part of something rather than its main focus.
To cause something, often a belief or condition, to keep continuing without end.
Directly relevant and closely connected to the matter being discussed.
Spreading through and present in every part of something.