200 VOCABULARY
1. Abandon To leave something permanently or give up completely
2. Abstract -i Existing only in the mind; not concrete or tangible
3. Access The ability to enter or make use of something
4. Accommodate To provide space or meet the needs of someone
5. Accompany -i To go somewhere with someone Spoke
6. Accumulate To gather or collect over time
7. Accurate Correct and free from errors
8. Achieve -i To successfully complete something or reach a goal
9. Acknowledge -+ To accept or admit the existence of something
10. Acquire -i To get or gain something
11. Adapt -i To change to suit different conditions
12. Adequate -9 Enough or satisfactory
13. Adjacent * Nek to or near
14. Adjust To change slightly to improve or make suitable
15. Advocate -i To support or argue in favor of something
16. Affect -+ To influence or cause a change
17. Aggregate -i A whole formed by combining several parts
18. Aid -i Help or assistance
19. Albeit -+ Although
20. Allocate To distribute or assign resources or dutie
21. Alter -i To change or modify
22. Alternative -+ A choice or option
23. Ambiguous Unclear or having more than one meaning
24. Amend -i To change for the better or revise
25. Analogy -+ A comparison to show similarities
26. Analyze -i To examine in detail
27. Annual -i Happening once a year
28. Anticipate To expect or predict
29. Apparent -i Clearly visible or obvious
30. Append -i To add something at the end
31. Appreciate To be grateful for or to value something
32. Approach -i A way of doing something or a method
33. Appropriate Suitable or proper
34, Approximate Close to the actual but not exact
35. Arbitrary Based on random choice or personal whim
36. Area -i A region or a subject of study
37. Aspect -+ A part or feature of something
38. Assemble -i To bring together in one place
39. Assess To evaluate or estimate the quality of something
40, Assign -i To give a task or responsibility to someone
41. Assume -i To suppose without proof
42. Assure -i To promise or say something with confidence
43. Attach -i To connect or fasten
44. Attain To achieve or reach
45. Aware -+ Having knowledge or perception of a situation
46. Behalf -+ Representing or supporting someone
47. Benefit An advantage or profit
48. Bias -i A preference that prevents fair judgment
49. Bond -+ A connection or link
50. Brief Short in time or concise
51. Capable -+ Able to do something
52. Capacity The maximum amount something can contain
53. Category -i A group of related things
54, cease stop
55. Challenge A difficult task or situation
56. Channel -i A medium for communication or transport
57, Chapter A section of a book or a period in time
58. Chart -i A visual representation of data
59. Chemical -+ A substance used in or formed by chemical processes
60. Circumstance -i A fact or condition that affects a situation
61. Cite -i To refer to as evidence
62. Clarify -i To make clear or easier to understand
63. Classic Timeless and of high quality
64. Clause -i A part of a legal document or sentence
65. Code A system of rules or symbols
66. Coherent Logical and consistent
67. Coincide-i To happen at the same time
68. Collapse To fall down or fail suddenly
69. Colleague -i A co•worker
70. Commence -i To begin
71. Comment A remark or observation
72. Commission -+ A group given authority or the act of assigning a task
73. Commit* To dedicate or pledge
74. Communicate -i To share or exchange information
75. Community -4 A group of people living together
76. Compatible Able to exist or work together
77. Compensate To make up for a loss or damage
78. Compile* To collect and assemble information
79. Complement Something that completes or enhances
80. Complex -i Complicated or made up of many parts
81. Component -+ A part of something
82. Compound A combination of two or more parts 83. Comprehensive Complete and including everything
84, Comprise -i To consist of
85. Conceive To form an idea or plan
86, Concentrate -+ To focus or give attention
87. Concept -i An idea or principle
88. Conclude To finish or decide
89, Concurrent Happening at the same time
90. Conduct -i To lead or manage
91. Confer -i To discuss or grant
921 Confine -+ To limit or restrict
93. Confirm -i To establish the truth or correctness
94. Conflict -+ A disagreement or clash
95. Conform -i To follow rules or standards
96. Consent -i Permission or approval
97, Consequent -+ Happening as a result
98. Considerable -4 Large or significant
99. Consist To be made up of
100. Constant -i Not changing or staying the same
101. Constitute -i To make up or form
102. Constrain -i To limit or restrict
103. Construct -4 To build or create
104. Consult -+ To seek advice or information
105. Consume -i To use up resources or energy
106, Contact -i Communication or touch
107. Contemporary -+ Modern or of the present time
108, Context -i The circumstances around a situation or text
109. Contract -i A written or spoken agreement
110. Contrast A clear difference
111. Contribute -i To give or add something
112. Controversy -i A public disagreement
113, Convene -+ To come together or assemble
114. Converse -+ To talk or engage in conversation
115. Convert -+ To change form, function, or belief
116. Convince -i To persuade someone
117. Cooperate -i To work together
118. Coordinate -i To organize activities or efforts
119, Core -+ The central or most important part
120. Corporate Relating to a business or company
121. Correspond To match or communicate
122. Criteria -+ Standards for judging or deciding
123. Crucial -i Very important or essential
124. Culture -i The customs and beliefs of a group
125, Cycle A repeated sequence or series of events
126. Debate A formal discussion or argument
127. Decade -+ A period of ten years
128. Decline -i To decrease or refuse
129, Deduce -+ To draw a conclusion from evidence
130. Defend -i To protect from harm or attack
131. Define To explain or describe the meaning
132, Definite Clearly stated or decided
133. Demonstrate show clearly or prove
134. Deny -+ To refuse or reject
135. Depict To represent or show
136. Derive -i To get from a source
137, Design -9 A plan or drawing
138. Despite* In spite of
139. Detect -i To discover or notice
140. Deviate -+ To move away from the norm
141. Device -i A machine or tool
142. Differentiate -i To distinguish differences
143, Dimension A measurable extent
144. Diminish -i To reduce or decrease
145. Discriminate -4 To distinguish or show bias
146, Displace -+ To move from the usual position
147. Display -i To show or exhibit
148. Dispose -i To get rid of
149, Distinct -+ Clearly different
150. Distort -i To twist out of shape or misrepresent
151, Distribute To give out or spread over an area
152. Diverse Showing variety or differences
153. Document -i A written or printed record
154. Domain An area of knowledge or control
155. Domestic Relating to home or country
156. Dominant -i Most powerful or influential
157. Draft -i A preliminary version of a document
158. Duration -+ The length of time something lasts
159, Dynamic -+ Constantly changing or energetic
160. Economy -+ The system of trade and industry of a country
161. Edit To make changes or corrections
162. Element -+ A basic part or component
163. Eliminate -4 To remove or get rid of
164. Emphasize -+ To give special importance to something
165. Enable To make something possible
166. Encounter To meet unexpectedly or face a difficulty
167. Enhance To improve or increase in quality
168. Enormous -i Very large in size or amount
169. Ensure -i To make sure or guarantee
170. Environment Surroundings or conditions
171. Equip To provide with necessary items
172. Establish -i To set up or create
173. Estimate -+ An approximate calculation or judgment
174. Evaluate To assess or judge
175. Evident -i Clearly seen or understood
176. Evolve To develop gradually over time
177. Exceed To go beyond a limit
178. Exclude -i To leave out or not include
179 Exhibit* To show or display
180. Expand To increase in size or number
181. Expert -i A person with special knowledge or skills
182. Exploit -9 To take advantage of something 183. Export •To send goods to another country
184. Expose To reveal or uncover
185. Extend * To make something longer or wider
186. External Outside or outer
187. Extract To remove or take out
188. Facilitate To make a process easier
189. Factor -i A part that contributes to a result
190. Feature -i A distinct attribute or aspect
191. Federal -+ Related to a central government
192. Fee -i A charge or payment
193. Final -i Last or concluding
194. Finance Management of money
195. Flexible Able to change or adapt easily
196. Focus The main point of attention
197. Format -+ The way something is arranged or structured
198. Formula -+ A standard method or mathematical rule
199. Found To establish or set up
200. Function -+ The purpose or role of something