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初中温州中考英语单词汇总1.Abandon-toleavebehindorgiveup
Examplesentence:Thehikershadtoabandontheirplanstoclimbthemountainduetobadweather.
2.Accomplish-tosuccessfullycompleteorachieve
Examplesentence:Withhardworkandperseverance,shewasabletoaccomplishhergoalofbecomingadoctor.
3.Acquire-toobtainorgainpossessionofsomething
Examplesentence:Heacquiredanewskillafterattendingaseriesofworkshops.
4.Adequate-sufficientorsuitableforaparticularpurpose
Examplesentence:Theamountoffoodtheybroughtforthepicnicwasmorethanadequateforeveryone.
5.Affection-afeelingoffondnessorlovetowardssomeoneorsomething
Examplesentence:Sheshowedaffectiontowardsherpetdogbygivingithugsandkisses.
6.Aggressive-readyorlikelytoattackorconfrontothers
Examplesentence:Theaggressivedogbareditsteethandgrowledatthestranger.
7.Alleviate-tomakesomethinglesssevereorintense
Examplesentence:Thepainkillerhelpedalleviatehisheadache.
8.Ambitious-havingastrongdesireordeterminationtosucceedorachievesomething
Examplesentence:Shehasalwaysbeenanambitiousstudent,strivingforthetopgradesinallherclasses.
9.Analyze-toexamineorstudysomethingindetailinordertounderstanditbetter
Examplesentence:Thescientistanalyzedthedatacollectedduringtheexperimenttodrawconclusions.
10.Ancient-belongingtotheverydistantpast
Examplesentence:TheancientruinsoftheMayancivilizationattracttouristsfromallovertheworld.
11.Apparent-clearlyvisibleorunderstood;obvious
Examplesentence:Hisdisappointmentwasapparentwhenhedidnotreceivetheaward.
12.Arrogant-havinganexaggeratedsenseofone'sownimportanceorabilities
Examplesentence:Thearrogantbusinessmanthoughthewasbetterthaneveryoneelse.
13.Astonish-togreatlysurpriseorimpresssomeone
Examplesentence:Themagician'stricksastonishedtheaudience.
14.Authentic-real,genuine,ortrue
Examplesentence:Theantiqueshopownerconfirmedthatthepaintingwasanauthenticworkbyafamousartist.
15.Awe-afeelingofreverentialrespectmixedwithfearorwonder
Examplesentence:Themajesticwaterfallfilledthemwithawe.
16.Benefit-anadvantageorprofitgainedfromsomething
Examplesentence:Regularexercisehasnumeroushealthbenefits.
17.Bewilder-tocausesomeonetobecomeperplexedorconfused
Examplesentence:Thecomplicatedinstructionsonthetestpaperbewilderedhim.
18.Boast-totalkwithexcessiveprideaboutone'sownachievements,possessions,orabilities
Examplesentence:Helovedtoboastabouthishighscoreontheexam.
19.Bound-tiedorfastenedsecurely
Examplesentence:Theprisonerwasboundhandandfoottopreventescape.
20.Brutal-savagelyviolentorcruel
Examplesentence:Thebrutalmurdersentshockwavesthroughthecommunity.
21.Cautious-beingcarefultoavoidpotentialproblemsordangers
Examplesentence:Shewalkedcautiouslyacrosstheslipperyice.
22.Cease-tobringorcometoanend
Examplesentence:Therainfinallyceasedafterhoursofdownpour.
23.Challenge-ataskorsituationthattestssomeone'sabilities
Examplesentence:Themathproblempresentedachallengetoeventhebrighteststudents.
24.Cherish-toprotectandcareforsomethingdeeply
Examplesentence:Shecherishedthenecklacehergrandmotherhadgivenher.
25.Clarify-tomakesomethingcleareroreasiertounderstand
Examplesentence:Theteacherclarifiedtheinstructionsfortheassignment.
26.Collaborate-toworktogetherjointlyonanactivityorproject
Examplesentence:Thetwoartistscollaboratedtocreateastunningmural.
27.Compassionate-showingsympathyorconcernforothers'suffering
Examplesentence:Thecompassionatenursecomfortedthepatient.
28.Comprehend-tounderstandorgraspthemeaningofsomething
Examplesentence:Ittookhimawhiletocomprehendthecomplexconcept.
29.Conceal-tohideorkeepsecret
Examplesentence:Shetriedtoconcealhersurprisewhenshereceivedanunexpectedgift.
30.Consequence-aresultoreffectofanactionorcondition
Examplesentence:Theconsequenceofhispoordecisionwaslosinghisjob.
31.Consistent-actingordoneinthesamewayovertime;steady
Examplesentence:Hewasaconsistentperformeronthebasketballteam.
32.Contradict-toasserttheoppositeofordenythetruthofastatement
Examplesentence:Hisactionscontradicthiswords.
33.Controversy-adisputeordisagreementamongpeopleinvolvingdifferingopinions
Examplesentence:Thecontroversialdecisionbythegovernmentsparkedprotests.
34.Cozy-givingafeelingofcomfort,warmth,andrelaxation
Examplesentence:Thefireplaceandfluffyblanketsmadethelivingroomfeelcozy.
35.Credible-abletobebelievedortrusted
Examplesentence:Thearticleprovidedcredibleevidencetosupportitsclaims.
36.Dazzle-toimpressorastonishgreatly
Examplesentence:Thediamondnecklacedazzledherwithitssparklingbrilliance.
37.Deceive-totrickordeceivesomeonebyconcealingormisrepresentingthetruth
Examplesentence:Theconartistschemedtodeceiveunsuspectingvictims.
38.Defiant-showingresistanceordisobediencetowardsauthority
Examplesentence:Thedefiantteenagerignoredhisparents'rulesandstayedoutlate.
39.Delicate-easilybroken,damaged,orharmed;fragile
Examplesentence:Thedelicateporcelainteacupshatteredwhenitfelltotheground.
40.Deny-tostatethatsomethingisnottrueorrefusetoadmitoracceptit
Examplesentence:Hedeniedanyinvolvementinthecrime.
41.Desperate-feelingorshowingasenseofhopelessnessorextremeneed
Examplesentence:Thestrandedhikersweredesperateforhelp.
42.Devotion-love,loyalty,orenthusiasmforsomeoneorsomething
Examplesentence:Hisdevotiontohisfamilywasevidentinthesacrificeshemadeforthem.
43.Diminish-tomakeorbecomesmaller,weaker,orlessimportant
Examplesentence:Thesignificanceofhisachievementsdiminishedovertime.
44.Dismal-depressingordreary;gloomy
Examplesentence:Therainyweathermadethedayfeeldismal.
45.Dispute-adisagreementorargument
Examplesentence:Theysettledtheirdisputethroughmediation.
46.Distinct-recognizablydifferentorclear;separate
Examplesentence:Thetwobirdspecieshaddistinctcalls.
47.Dominant-exercisingcontrolorinfluenceoverothers;mostimportantorprominent
Examplesentence:Thealphamalewasthedominantmemberofthepack.
48.Drastic-likelytohaveastrongorfar-reachingeffect;extreme
Examplesentence:Thecompanymadedrasticchangestoitspoliciestoimproveefficiency.
49.Dwell-toliveorresideinaparticularplace
Examplesentence:Thefamilydwelledinasmallcottagebytheriver.
50.Eager-lookingforwardtoorenthusiasticaboutsomething
Examplesentence:ThechildrenwereeagertoopentheirpresentsonChristmasmorning.
51.Earnest-showingsincereandseriousintention
Examplesentence:Shemadeanearnestefforttolearnanewlanguage.
52.Ecstatic-feelingorexpressingoverwhelminghappinessorjoy
Examplesentence:Theteamwasecstaticafterwinningthechampionship.
53.Elite-agrouporclassofpeopleconsideredtobesuperiorintermsofability,skill,orwealth
Examplesentence:Theelitemusiciansperformedattheprestigiousconcert.
54.Embark-tobeginorstartajourney,undertaking,orcourseofaction
Examplesentence:Theyembarkedonamissiontosavetheendangeredspecies.
55.Endurance-theabilitytowithstandhardshiporprolongedphysicalormentaleffort
Examplesentence:Long-distancerunnersneedgreatendurancetocompletemarathons.
56.Enthusiasm-intenseandeagerenjoyment,interest,ordevotion
Examplesentence:Thechildren'senthusiasmforthecircuswascontagious.
57.Equivalent-equalinvalue,worth,magnitude,orsignificance
Examplesentence:Thetwoitemswereconsideredequivalentinquality.
58.Essential-absolutelynecessary;extremelyimportant
Examplesentence:Waterisessentialforsurvival.
59.Evaluate-toassessorjudgethevalue,importance,orqualityofsomething
Examplesentence:Theteacherevaluatedthestudents'essaysandprovidedfeedback.
60.Exaggerate-torepresentsomethingasbeinggreater,better,worse,ormoreintensethanitactuallyis
Examplesentence:Hetendstoexaggeratehisaccomplishmentstoimpressothers.
61.Exquisite-extremelybeautiful,delicate,orfinelycrafted
Examplesentence:Thebrideworeanexquisiteweddinggown.
62.Fierce-havingordisplayingaviolentoraggressivenature
Examplesentence:Thefiercestormcausedwidespreaddamage.
63.Flourish-toprosperorgrowstrongly;tothrive
Examplesentence:Thebusinessflourishedundernewmanagement.
64.Frantic-wildordistraughtwithfear,anxiety,orotheremotions
Examplesentence:Shebecamefranticwhenshecouldn'tfindhercarkeys.
65.Genuine-trulywhatsomethingissaidorclaimedtobe;authentic
Examplesentence:Shegavehimagenuinesmile.
66.Glimpse-abrieforpartialview
Examplesentence:Hecaughtaglimpseofthecelebrityattheairport.
67.Grateful-feelingorshowinggratitude;thankful
Examplesentence:Shewasgratefulforthesupportshereceivedduringadifficulttime.
68.Harsh-unpleasantlyrough,severe,orcruel
Examplesentence:Theteacher'scriticismwasharshanddemoralizing.
69.Hesitate-topausebeforesayingordoingsomething,oftenduetouncertaintyorindecision
Examplesentence:Hehesitatedbeforejumpingintothecoldwater.
70.Homogeneous-consistingofpartsorelementsthatarealikeorsimilar
Examplesentence:Thegroupoffriendshadahomogeneoustasteinmusic.
71.Humble-havingorshowingamodestorlowestimateofone'sownimportance
Examplesentence:Despitehissuccess,heremainedhumble.
72.Ignite-tosetonfireorcatchfire
Examplesentence:Thedryleavesignitedwithasinglespark.
73.Immense-extremelylargeorgreat;vast
Examplesentence:Theskyscraperseemedimmensefromtheground.
74.Impressive-evokingadmiration,respect,oraweduetooutstandingqualitiesorabilities
Examplesentence:Herpianoperformancewasimpressive,leavingtheaudienceinawe.
75.Inevitable-certaintohappen;unavoidable
Examplesentence:Deathisaninevitablepartoflife.
76.Influence-thecapacitytohaveaneffectonthecharacter,development,orbehaviorofsomeoneorsomething
Examplesentence:Theteacherhadapositiveinfluenceonherstudents'academicperformance.
77.Inquire-toaskaboutorseekinformation
Examplesentence:Hecalledthehoteltoinquireaboutroomavailability.
78.Inspire-tofillsomeonewiththeurgeorabilitytodoorfeelsomething,especiallycreativeorartistic
Examplesentence:Themotivationalspeechinspiredthestudentstopursuetheirdreams.
79.Intense-extremeindegree,strength,orseverity
Examplesentence:Theintenseheatmadeitdifficulttobreathe.
80.Intrigue-toarousecuriosityorinterest
Examplesentence:Themysterynovelintriguedreaderswithitstwistsandturns.
81.Isolate-tocauseorsetapartfromothers;tobealoneorlonely
Examplesentence:Theremoteislandwasisolatedfromtherestofcivilization.
82.Jealous-feelingorshowingenvyorresentmenttowardsomeonefortheirachievements,possessions,orqualities
Examplesentence:Shecouldn'thelpbutfeeljealousofherfriend'ssuccess.
83.Keen-havingorshowingeagernessorenthusiasm
Examplesentence:Hewaskeentolearnmoreaboutdifferentcultures.
84.Lament-toexpressgrieforregret;tomourn
Examplesentence:Theylamentedthelossofalovedone.
85.Magnificent-impressivelybeautiful,elaborate,orextravagant
Examplesentence:Thenewlyconstructedpalacewastrulymagnificent.
86.Mature-fullydevelopedinphysicalormentalqualities
Examplesentence:Sheshowedamatureattitudewhendealingwithdifficultsituations.
87.Melancholy-afeelingofsadness,typicallywithnoobviouscause
Examplesentence:Theoldphotographfilledhimwithasenseofmelancholy.
88.Misfortune-badluckorunfortunatecircumstances
Examplesentence:Theyfacedonemisfortuneafteranotherduringtheirtrip.
89.Modify-tomakepartialorminorchangestosomething
Examplesentence:Hemodifiedhisspeechtoincludemoreexamplesforclarity.
90.Nourish-toprovidewiththefood,substances,orconditionsnecessaryforgrowth,health,andgoodcondition
Examplesentence:Abalanceddietwithallessentialnutrientsisimportanttonourishthebody.
91.Observe-tosee,notice,orperceivesomething
Examplesentence:Theyobservedararebirdspeciesintheforest.
92.Optimistic-hopefulandconfidentaboutthefuture
Examplesentence:Despitethechallenges,sheremainedoptimisticaboutachievinghergoals.
93.Overcome-tosucceedindealingwithorcontrollingaproblemordifficulty
Examplesentence:Sheovercameherfearofpublicspeakingthr
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