Intermediate Vocabulary Words

amount is the quantity or amount of something that one has or possesses.

amphitheater is a place where people gather to watch events or performances, such as sports, music, ...

ample means sufficient, generous, or spacious; enough.

amplification involves making something louder, brighter, or stronger, by using power, energy, or vo...

to amplify means to strengthen, increase, or enhance the power or intensity of something.

analogous means having a relationship, connection, or similarity between two or more things.

analogy is the comparison between two or more concepts, objects, or people to highlight their simila...

analysis is the process of examining and studying something closely, breaking it down into parts to ...

to analyze means to study, examine, or break down information into smaller parts to make sense of it...

an anarchist is someone who rejects the principles and institutions of a state or government; believ...

anarchy refers to a state of society without government or organized authority, where the rules of l...

anatomy is the study of the structure and organization of living things, including their organs, sys...

an ancestor is a person from whom one is descended or a person in a higher generation of a specific ...

ancestral is related to an ancestor or the descendants of someone or a group of people.

ancestry refers to a person's family history and their descent from an ancestor.

an anchor is a heavy or sturdy object attached to a ship or floating object to keep it steady or tie...

anecdotal is concerned with or based on narratives (or anecdotes) about a particular matter; often b...

an anecdote is a short, personal, and usually humorous story; an illustrative example.

anesthetic refers to a substance used for pain relief by reducing or eliminating the sensation from ...

angular means having sharp corners or a geometric shape; lacking curves.

animated is made to move or excited by making someone or something have life; lively.

animation is a method used to create an illusion by creating or manipulating moving images.

animus is the masculine principle, characterized by rational thinking, logic, or emotions.

The joint connecting the leg and foot in vertebrates.

A series of records or historical accounts, often in a formal or detailed manner.

A building or area connected to a main structure, or to add or join something to an existing entity.

To completely destroy or eliminate something or someone.

To publicly declare or proclaim the details or existence of something.

A public declaration or proclamation, often in writing or orally, to convey information or a message...

Someone who publicly declares or proclaims the details or existence of something, often to a large a...

To cause displeasure or frustration in someone, often due to repeated or persistent actions.

Causing displeasure or frustration in someone, often due to repeated or persistent actions.

Happening or occurring every year.

Once a year, at regular intervals.

A deviation from what is normal, expected, or typical.

Not openly identified or named, or lacking a distinct identity.

An additional or another of the same kind, different from the first one.

A feeling or attitude of opposition, dislike, or hostility towards someone or something.

A person or entity that opposes, contests, or competes against another, often in a confrontation or ...

To precede in time, or to occur before a specified date or event.

A musical composition, often with a specific theme or purpose, to express a sentiment or idea.

A collection of poems, stories, or essays, often compiled for a particular theme or purpose.

The systematic study of human culture, behavior, and evolution, often examining and comparing cultur...

A substance that kills or inhibits the growth of microorganisms, often used in medicine to treat inf...

To expect or predict that something will happen, or to think about something before it occurs.

The expectation or expectation or feeling of anticipation, or the act of expecting or preparing for ...

To make or render something less modern or outdated by using outdated principles or designs.

Less modern or outdated, or having outdated principles or designs.

Object or artifact of historical or collector's value, often old and rare.

The state or quality of being old, especially a period of history or cultural heritage.

Substance or agent that inhibits the growth of microorganisms, often used in medicine to reduce infe...

A concept or statement that is opposed to its counterpart or opposite.

Feeling or showing worry, nervousness, or unease.

Feeling or showing no interest, enthusiasm, or concern.

A lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern about something.

To express regret or remorse for a mistake or error.

A formal expression of regret or remorse, often for a mistake or error.

Causing shock, outrage, or disgust, often due to a harsh or unacceptable situation.

Clothing and textiles, especially for personal or decorative use.

Apparently noticeable or evident; not hidden or concealed.