TOEFL Vocabulary

#181

access

Noun

Example sentences

1. Students can access the course online.
2. The village has limited access to clean water.
3. Many students lack access to reliable internet service.

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#182

adequate

Adjective

Example sentences

1. The room is adequate for a small meeting.
2. We need adequate time to complete the work.
3. The sample size was adequate for the analysis.

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#183

annual

Adjective

Example sentences

1. The company publishes an annual report.
2. The school holds an annual sports day.
3. The organization publishes an annual report.

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#184

apparent

Adjective

Example sentences

1. It became apparent that the plan would fail.
2. There was no apparent reason for the delay.
3. The cause of the failure was not immediately apparent.

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#185

approximate

Adjective

Example sentences

1. The approximate cost is two hundred dollars.
2. Please give an approximate time of arrival.
3. The approximate population is two million.

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#186

attitude

Noun

Example sentences

1. A positive attitude can improve learning.
2. His attitude toward work has changed.
3. Public attitudes toward recycling have changed.

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#187

attribute

Verb

Example sentences

1. Patience is a useful attribute for a teacher.
2. The study attributes the change to better training.
3. Researchers attribute the decline to habitat loss.

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#188

civil

Adjective

Example sentences

1. The two groups ended the civil conflict.
2. Citizens have both civil rights and duties.
3. The constitution protects civil rights.

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#189

code

Noun

Example sentences

1. Enter the code to open the door.
2. The school has a clear code of conduct.
3. The program follows a strict ethical code.

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#190

commit

Verb

Example sentences

1. The company committed more money to training.
2. You must commit time to regular practice.
3. The government committed funds to the project.

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#191

communicate

Verb

Example sentences

1. Good leaders communicate clearly with their teams.
2. Animals communicate in many different ways.
3. Scientists must communicate their findings clearly.

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#192

concentrate

Verb

Example sentences

1. It is hard to concentrate in a noisy room.
2. The course concentrates on practical skills.
3. The study concentrates on children under five.

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#193

confer

Verb

Example sentences

1. The degree confers several professional benefits.
2. The doctors conferred before making a decision.
3. The committee conferred before announcing its decision.

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#194

contrast

Verb

Example sentences

1. The report contrasts city life with village life.
2. There is a clear contrast between the two pictures.
3. The essay contrasts rural and urban lifestyles.

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#195

cycle

Noun

Example sentences

1. Water moves through a natural cycle.
2. The business cycle includes growth and decline.
3. Water moves through a continuous cycle.

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#196

debate

Noun

Example sentences

1. Students debated the issue in class.
2. The new law caused a public debate.
3. There is ongoing debate about the best energy policy.

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#197

despite

Preposition

Example sentences

1. Despite the rain, the game continued.
2. She finished the work despite feeling tired.
3. Despite limited funding, the project succeeded.

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#198

dimension

Noun

Example sentences

1. The problem has an economic dimension.
2. Measure each dimension of the box carefully.
3. The social dimension of the problem is often ignored.

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#199

domestic

Adjective

Example sentences

1. The airport serves domestic flights.
2. Domestic animals depend on people for care.
3. Domestic production increased during the year.

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#200

emerge

Verb

Example sentences

1. New problems emerged during the project.
2. The sun emerged from behind the clouds.
3. New patterns emerged from the data.

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