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Academic Vocabulary with Examples

Academic Vocabulary • B1 Examples

700 Essential Academic Vocabulary Words

700 Academic words
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2,100Examples
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Showing 621–640 of 700 matching Academic vocabulary words (700 total).
#621

interfere

Example sentences

  1. Noise can interfere with sleep.
  2. Do not interfere with the investigation.
  3. The two signals interfere with each other.
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#622

trauma

Example sentences

  1. The accident caused serious trauma.
  2. Children may need support after trauma.
  3. The hospital has a trauma unit.
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#623

upward

Example sentences

  1. Prices showed an upward trend.
  2. She looked upward at the sky.
  3. The path moves upward toward the mountain.
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#624

gross

Example sentences

  1. The company reported a gross profit of $10,000.
  2. The package has a gross weight of twenty kilograms.
  3. The mistake was a gross failure of judgment.
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#625

optical

Example sentences

  1. The shop sells optical equipment.
  2. An optical illusion can trick the eyes.
  3. The cable carries data through optical fiber.
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#626

communist

Example sentences

  1. The country was ruled by a communist party.
  2. The book examines communist ideas.
  3. He joined a communist movement when he was young.
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#627

continent

Example sentences

  1. Africa is a large continent.
  2. The disease spread across the continent.
  3. Each continent has different climates.
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#628

physics

Example sentences

  1. Physics explains matter and energy.
  2. She studies physics at school.
  3. The experiment follows the laws of physics.
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#629

viable

Example sentences

  1. The plan is financially viable.
  2. We need a viable solution.
  3. The plant is still viable after the cold weather.
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#630

limb

Example sentences

  1. The injury affected his left limb.
  2. A tree limb fell during the storm.
  3. Some animals can grow back a lost limb.
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#631

retrieve

Example sentences

  1. The dog can retrieve the ball.
  2. The system helps users retrieve old files.
  3. Police worked to retrieve the stolen goods.
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#632

presume

Example sentences

  1. I presume the meeting starts at nine.
  2. We should not presume that everyone agrees.
  3. The law should presume that a person is innocent.
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#633

rationality

Example sentences

  1. The decision showed clear rationality.
  2. Fear can reduce our rationality.
  3. The theory is based on economic rationality.
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#634

stereotype

Example sentences

  1. The film repeats a harmful stereotype.
  2. We should challenge every unfair stereotype.
  3. The character does not fit the usual stereotype.
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#635

slavery

Example sentences

  1. The museum describes the history of slavery.
  2. Slavery denied people their freedom.
  3. Many countries ended legal slavery long ago.
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#636

artistic

Example sentences

  1. She has strong artistic talent.
  2. The building has artistic value.
  3. He enjoys artistic activities such as painting.
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#637

faculty

Example sentences

  1. She joined the university faculty.
  2. The faculty of memory can weaken with age.
  3. The science faculty has a new building.
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#638

anthropology

Example sentences

  1. She studies anthropology.
  2. Anthropology examines human societies and cultures.
  3. The museum works with anthropology researchers.
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#639

antibiotic

Example sentences

  1. The doctor prescribed an antibiotic.
  2. An antibiotic does not treat a virus.
  3. Complete the full antibiotic course.
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#640

portray

Example sentences

  1. The film tries to portray village life.
  2. The article tries to portray him as a strong leader.
  3. Artists portray emotions in different ways.
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