7 Crucial Vocab to get 100 on TOEFL : Part 1

    For those aiming for a TOEFL score of 100, we recommend 7 words for a perfect score.

    “This vocabulary is a must-know.”

    For those preparing TOEFL test, don’t miss this out! We would gladly like to share you another essential vocabulary list, since we’ve received a lot of love from those who have been referring to the essential vocab content we’ve organized most recently. Considering that many people aim for a score of 100 rather than the higher score of 100, now we are going to provide essential vocabulary recommendations comprehensively so that those who have chosen 100 as their target score can also benefit. Let’s see what is crucial vocab to get higher score on TOEFL.

    If you’re already familiar with the vocabulary I’m sharing today, that’s great! But if not, no worries—these are words worth knowing. Take a moment to check them out. Let’s dive into what we’ve got!


    vary

    vary. For those aiming for a TOEFL score of 100, we recommend 7 words for a perfect score.
    vary

    The first word is ‘vary.

    It is used to mean ‘different’ when sizes, quantities, or degrees are diverse. When referring to changing amounts, quantities, or levels, it is used to mean ‘to change.’

    People often use it to describe differences, such as changes in location, weather, mood, or seasons.

    Synonyms : differ, alter, modify

    Her mood varies depending on the situation.

     


     

    dwindle

    dwindle. For those aiming for a TOEFL score of 100, we recommend 7 words for a perfect score.
    dwindle

    The word ‘dwindle‘ doesn’t simply mean a decrease; it signifies a gradual and steady reduction. It can refer to everything from natural resources to financial assets. Phrases like ‘dwindle away‘ and ‘dwindle down‘ are often used in this context.

    Synonyms: decrease, diminish, reduce

    Her savings dwindled down to nothing after she lost her job.

     


     

    release

    release. For those aiming for a TOEFL score of 100, we recommend 7 words for a perfect score.
    release

    The third crucial vocab to get higher score on TOEFL is ‘release.

    You’ve probably come across this word quite a bit. ‘Release’ carries the meaning of ‘to set free‘ or ‘to liberate.’ It is used when announcing or publishing something, expressing the idea of unveiling or making something public. It also illustrates the act of freeing someone or something from constraints or obligations.

     

    In addition, this term is applicable to products, statements, prisoners, or emotions. For instance, it finds use in contexts such as the ‘release date’ of a product or when providing information to the press, known as a ‘press release.’

    Synonyms: emancipate, discharge, liberate

    He released his new single.

     


     

    irresistible

    irresistible. For those aiming for a TOEFL score of 100, we recommend 7 words for a perfect score.
    irresistible

    When I first memorized this vocabulary ‘irresistible‘, I wondered if it meant something like ‘unavoidable pressure.’ However, I later learned that it means ‘something is so attractive and tempting that it’s impossible to resist.’

    Synonyms: enchanting, tempting, overwhelming

    She found him absolutely irresistable.

     


     

    ascertain

    ascertain. For those aiming for a TOEFL score of 100, we recommend 7 words for a perfect score.
    ascertain

    Next, this word ‘ascertain‘ is used in formal contexts such as legal or scientific investigations, similar to “The police are making efforts to ascertain the cause of the accident.”

    Moreover, its usage aligns with the idea of ‘confirming facts and determining the truth.’

    Synonyms: discover, realize, determine

    I need to ascertain the truth before making a decision.

     


     

    consummate

    consummate

    The sixth word is ‘consummate,’ deriving from the Latin word ‘consummatus,’ which Romans used to express a complete and flawless, desirable appearance. This word ‘consummate’ means to complete, perfect, or make something whole, often used to describe someone who is extremely skilled or accomplished in a particular field, indicating a high level of proficiency.

     

    Additionally, you can use it as a verb meaning to bring a process to completion or to fulfill a commitment, such as consummating a business deal.

    Synonyms: complete, finish, perfect

    She was a consummate performer.

     


     

    intimidate

    intimidate

    The last word is ‘intimidate,’ which is used when describing the use of fear to coerce and also when indicating an extreme threat to influence or manipulate others or to obtain something.

    Synonyms: frighten, menace, terrify

    The large dog intimidated the smaller dog.

     


     

    Today’s quiz

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