Intermediate Vocabulary Words
Academic vocabulary common across TOEFL, IELTS, and multi-test contexts. These words appear in university-level texts and are essential for scoring well on standardized English proficiency tests.
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To restore someone to health, normal life, or good condition; to rebuild or renew a structure or are...
To practice a piece of music, a play, or a speech in preparation for a performance.
The period during which a monarch rules or the authority wielded by a ruler.
Currently holding a position of power; ruling at the present time.
To pay back someone for expenses they have incurred.
One of the long straps attached to a horse's bit, used to control or guide the animal.
To strengthen or support something, often by adding material, people, or emphasis.
A new or different way of understanding or presenting something.
To say something again or a number of times for emphasis.
To refuse to accept, consider, or use something or someone.
The act of refusing to accept something or someone.
To feel or show great joy or delight.
To make someone or something look or feel younger, fresher, or more vital.
To revive or reawaken a feeling, relationship, or interest.
A deterioration in someone's state of health or condition after a temporary improvement.
To become less tense or anxious; to rest or unwind.
The state of being free from tension and anxiety; the act of relaxing.
Calm and free from tension; not worried or stressed.
To pass on information to someone; a race in which a group of runners each run a portion.
To allow something or someone to move freely or to make something available.
To assign someone or something to a lower or less important position.
Unceasing in intensity; never giving up or slowing down.
The quality of being closely connected or appropriate to the matter at hand.
Closely connected or appropriate to the current situation or topic.
The quality of being trustworthy or consistent in performance.
Trustworthy or dependable in quality or performance.
Dependence on someone or something for support, supply, or success.
Needing someone or something for support or success.
An object from the past, typically of historical or sentimental interest.
To lessen or alleviate pain, anxiety, or a problem.
A system of faith and worship, often involving belief in a higher power or powers.
Related to or believing in a religion; showing great dedication.
To voluntarily give up or stop holding onto something.
To take great pleasure or satisfaction in something; enjoyment.
The feeling of being unwilling or hesitant to do something.
Unwilling or disinclined to do something.
Something that is left over after other parts have been used or dealt with.
Still left after others have been used, removed, or accounted for.
A spoken or written comment; to say something notable.
Worthy of attention; extraordinary or unusual.
A solution or treatment for a problem or illness; to correct or relieve something.
To cause someone to remember something; to warn or inform someone to do something.
Something that causes a person to remember something; a message prompting action.
To talk or think about past experiences with pleasure or nostalgia.
To send money, often from one country to another; to cancel or reduce a debt or punishment.
A small part or portion that remains after the rest has been used or destroyed.
Deep sorrow or guilt for having done something wrong.
Providing financial gain; profitable or well-paid.
A period of revival or renewed activity and interest in a particular subject or art form.
To provide or give a service, payment, or assistance; also, to cause something to be in a certain co...
An interpretation or artistic representation of something; the act of providing a service or making ...
A planned meeting at a particular time and place; also used as a verb meaning to meet at such a plac...
A performance or interpretation of a piece of music, drama, or other artistic work.
A person who rebels against authority, a cause, or a group to which they previously belonged.
To make something active or valid again; to restore or refresh.
Capable of being renewed or replaced, especially referring to natural resources.
The act of making something valid or effective again, or the state of being renewed.
To formally give up a claim, right, or possession; to reject something emphatically.
To restore or improve a building, room, or piece of equipment by cleaning, repairing, or rebuilding.
The process or act of renovating something, especially a building.