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TOEFL Vocabulary – Learn all of the words that you need in order to master the TOEFL exam. PDF download with 15 chapters. Definitions and sample sentences. Exercises in each chapter with answers. 160 pages.

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The download contains a TOEFL word list with exercises and answers.

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All of the words are in alphabetical order.

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abashed – (adj.) embarrassed. e.g. – She is easily abashed and often turns red from embarrassment. Der. (v.) abash; (adj.) bashful.

abscond – (v.) to leave a place secretly and go into hiding with stolen money. e.g. – Jeff stole money from the company for which he was chief accountant. Later, he absconded with the funds and is currently thought to be living in Brazil.

abstemious – (adj.) refraining from indulgence in food or drink. e.g. – An abstemious lifestyle is required in order to lose weight. Der. (adv.) abstemiously.

accost – (v.) to attack; to confront aggressively. e.g. – He was accosted by an attacker in the street and was badly injured.

adage – (n.) an expression, saying, or proverb. e.g. – My favorite adage is:  Don’t count your chickens before they are hatched.

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