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Academic Vocabulary with Examples

Academic Vocabulary • B1 Examples

700 Essential Academic Vocabulary Words

700 Academic words
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Showing 541–560 of 700 matching Academic vocabulary words (700 total).
#541

terminology

Example sentences

  1. The course introduces medical terminology.
  2. Please explain the technical terminology.
  3. Each field has its own terminology.
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#542

vegetation

Example sentences

  1. Heavy rain supports thick vegetation.
  2. The fire destroyed local vegetation.
  3. Satellite images show changes in vegetation.
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#543

triangle

Example sentences

  1. A triangle has three sides.
  2. Draw a right triangle.
  3. The three towns form a triangle on the map.
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#544

traditionally

Example sentences

  1. The dish is traditionally served at weddings.
  2. The work was traditionally done by hand.
  3. Families traditionally gather during the holiday.
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#545

execute

Example sentences

  1. The team will execute the plan tomorrow.
  2. The computer can execute the command.
  3. Workers must execute each step carefully.
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#546

intensive

Example sentences

  1. She completed an intensive English course.
  2. The patient needs intensive care.
  3. The farm uses intensive production methods.
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#547

reconstruct

Example sentences

  1. Experts tried to reconstruct the damaged building.
  2. Police used evidence to reconstruct the event.
  3. Scientists reconstruct ancient climates from data.
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#548

broadly

Example sentences

  1. The results are broadly similar.
  2. The policy was broadly supported.
  3. Broadly speaking, the plan was successful.
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#549

metabolism

Example sentences

  1. Exercise can increase metabolism.
  2. The study examines human metabolism.
  3. A slow metabolism may affect weight.
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#550

revolutionary

Example sentences

  1. The new technology was revolutionary.
  2. The country experienced a revolutionary movement.
  3. The invention brought revolutionary change.
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#551

merge

Example sentences

  1. The two companies plan to merge.
  2. The roads merge near the bridge.
  3. You can merge the two files.
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#552

dilemma

Example sentences

  1. She faced a difficult dilemma.
  2. The ethical dilemma had no easy answer.
  3. The manager discussed the dilemma with the team.
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#553

motif

Example sentences

  1. The flower is a common motif in the painting.
  2. The music repeats a simple motif.
  3. Freedom is an important motif in the novel.
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#554

motive

Example sentences

  1. Police wanted to understand the motive.
  2. Profit was his main motive.
  3. Her motive for helping was kindness.
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#555

subtle

Example sentences

  1. There is a subtle difference between the colors.
  2. The film has a subtle message.
  3. She noticed a subtle change in his voice.
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#556

clinic

Example sentences

  1. She visited the local clinic.
  2. The clinic provides free health checks.
  3. The doctor works at a private clinic.
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#557

allocate

Example sentences

  1. The manager will allocate tasks to the team.
  2. The budget will allocate money for training.
  3. We need to allocate more time to practice.
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#558

hydrogen

Example sentences

  1. Water contains hydrogen and oxygen.
  2. Hydrogen is a very light gas.
  3. The car uses hydrogen as fuel.
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#559

dissertation

Example sentences

  1. She is writing a dissertation on education.
  2. The dissertation took two years to complete.
  3. He presented his dissertation to the committee.
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#560

susceptible

Example sentences

  1. Young plants are susceptible to cold.
  2. Some people are more susceptible to infection.
  3. The material is susceptible to heat damage.
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