Everyday Vocabulary: 1000 Powerful Vocabulary Words for All Competitive Exams

In today's competitive job market, it is more important than ever to have a strong vocabulary. A well-rounded vocabulary can help you succeed in interviews, presentations, and other professional settings. It can also help you improve your writing and communication skills. If you are preparing for a competitive exam, such as the GRE, GMAT, or LSAT, a strong vocabulary is essential.

Everyday Vocabulary: 1000 powerful vocabulary for all competitive exams

by Neil D. Jespersen

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This article provides a comprehensive list of 1000 everyday vocabulary words that are essential for success in competitive exams. These words are frequently used in a variety of contexts, including academic writing, professional communication, and everyday conversation. By mastering these words, you can significantly enhance your vocabulary and improve your ability to express yourself clearly and effectively.

How to Use This List

This list of 1000 vocabulary words is divided into 10 sections, each containing 100 words. Each section is organized alphabetically. To use this list, simply start with the first section and work your way through. Each word is followed by its definition and a sample sentence. You can study the words in order or focus on the sections that are most relevant to your needs.

Section 1

1. Abbreviate (verb) - to shorten something by using an abbreviation
2. Abhor (verb) - to hate or detest something
3. Abrogate (verb) - to repeal or annul a law or treaty
4. Abscond (verb) - to run away or disappear
5. Absolve (verb) - to forgive someone for a crime or sin
6. Abstain (verb) - to refrain from ng something
7. Abundant (adjective) - plentiful or excessive
8. Accede (verb) - to agree to something
9. Accelerate (verb) - to move faster
10. Accommodate (verb) - to provide for someone's needs

Section 2

11. Accomplice (noun) - a person who helps someone else commit a crime
12. Accomplish (verb) - to achieve a goal
13. Accrue (verb) - to accumulate over time
14. Acknowledge (verb) - to admit or recognize something
15. Acquit (verb) - to find someone not guilty of a crime
16. Acute (adjective) - sharp or severe
17. Adage (noun) - a wise saying or proverb
18. Adapt (verb) - to change or adjust to new circumstances
19. Addict (noun) - a person who is addicted to something
20. Adequate (adjective) - sufficient or satisfactory

Section 3

21. Adhere (verb) - to stick or cling to something
22. Adjacent (adjective) - next to or adjoining something
23. Adjudicate (verb) - to settle a dispute
24. Administer (verb) - to manage or oversee something
25. Admissible (adjective) - acceptable or allowable
26. Admonition (noun) - a warning or caution
27. Adorn (verb) - to decorate or embellish something
28. Adroit (adjective) - skillful or clever
29. Adulterate (verb) - to contaminate or spoil something
30. Adversity (noun) - difficulty or misfortune

Section 4

31. Advocate (noun) - a person who supports or defends a cause
32. Aegis (noun) - protection or support
33. Affable (adjective) - friendly or pleasant
34. Affiliate (verb) - to associate or connect with someone or something
35. Affirm (verb) - to state or assert something confidently
36. Affluent (adjective) - wealthy or prosperous
37. Aggravate (verb) - to make something worse
38. Agile (adjective) - quick and nimble
39. Agitate (verb) - to stir up or excite something
40. Alacrity (noun) - eagerness or promptness

Section 5

41. Alienate (verb) - to estrange or turn away someone
42. Allege (verb) - to state or claim something without proof
43. Alleviate (verb) - to make something less severe
44. Allude (verb) - to refer to something indirectly
45. Aloof (adjective) - distant or reserved
46. Altercation (noun) - a noisy argument or fight
47. Amalgamate (verb) - to combine or merge something
48. Ambiguous (adjective) - unclear or uncertain
49. Ambivalent (adjective) - having mixed feelings about something
50. Ameliorate (verb) - to improve or make something better

Section 6

51. Amenable (adjective) - willing or agreeable
52. Amiable (adjective) - friendly or pleasant
53. Amorphous (adjective) - lacking a definite shape or form
54. Ample (adjective) - sufficient or adequate
55. Analogous (adjective) - similar or comparable to something
56. Anarchy (noun) - a state of disorder or lawlessness
57. Anathema (noun) - something that is hated or detested
58. Anecdote (noun) - a short, amusing story
59. Anemic (adjective) - lacking strength or vigor
60. Animosity (noun) - hostility or ill will

Section 7

61. Annotate (verb) - to add notes or comments to something
62. Annul (verb) - to cancel or make something void
63. Anomaly (noun) - something that is unusual or unexpected
64. Anonymous (adjective) - unknown or unnamed
65. Anticipate (verb) - to expect or look forward to something
66. Antipathy (noun) - a strong dislike or aversion to something
67. Antiquated (adjective) - old-fashioned or outdated
68. Antiseptic (noun) - a substance that kills or prevents the growth of bacteria
69. Antithesis (noun) - the opposite of something
70. Anxious (adjective) - worried or concerned

Section 8

71. Apathy (noun) -

Everyday Vocabulary: 1000 powerful vocabulary for all competitive exams

by Neil D. Jespersen

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	1085 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Print length	:	160 pages
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