TOEIC 3000 Vocabulary Volume 4

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  • ability

    (n.) capacity to do something; skill or talent

  • abound

    (v.) exist in large quantities; flood

  • above

    (prep.) at a higher position than something else

  • abstract

    (adj.) theoretical; not concrete or tangible

  • abuse

    (n.) cruel or harsh treatment; misuse

  • academic

    (adj.) related to education or scholarship

  • acclaim

    (n.) enthusiastic approval or praise

  • accommodate

    (v.) provide space or lodging; adjust to fit

  • accompany

    (v.) go with or escort someone

  • accord

    (n.) agreement or harmony; grant or give

  • accounting

    (n.) recording financial transactions

  • accumulate

    (v.) gather or collect gradually

  • accurate

    (adj.) free from error; precise

  • acquisitive

    (adj.) interested in acquiring wealth or possessions

  • acre

    (n.) a unit of land measurement (about 4047 sq. meters)

  • actress

    (n.) female performer in theater or film

  • addict

    (n.) person dependent on a substance or activity

  • address

    (n./v.) location or details of contact; deal with or speak to

  • adept

    (adj.) skilled or proficient at something

  • advanced

    (adj.) highly developed or complex

  • advertisement

    (n.) public notice or promotion

  • affix

    (v./n.) to attach, or attachment element

  • airport

    (n.) place where aircraft take off and land

  • allege

    (v.) to claim or assert without proof

  • alley

    (n.) narrow passage between buildings

  • allocate

    (v.) to distribute for a specific purpose

  • almost

    (adv.) very nearly, nearly

  • alternative

    (n.) other option or choice

  • among

    (prep.) within or surrounded by

  • amuse

    (v.) to entertain or make smile

  • animate

    (v.) to bring to life or motion

  • annually

    (adv.) yearly or once per year

  • anonymous

    (adj.) without known name or identity

  • approve

    (v.) to agree officially or officially accept

  • arrest

    (v./n.) to seize by legal authority; act of apprehending

  • assert

    (v.) to state confidently or forcefully

  • assignment

    (n.) task or duty assigned

  • association

    (n.) a group organized for a common purpose

  • attorney

    (n.) a lawyer or legal professional

  • auction

    (n.) a public sale where items are sold to highest bidder

  • avenue

    (n.) a pathway or approach

  • avoid

    (v.) to stay away from or evade

  • backup

    (n./v.) a reserve or copy; to support or copy data

  • backyard

    (n.) a yard behind a house

  • bag

    (n.) a container made of flexible material

  • bait

    (n.) food or lure used to attract fish or animals

  • banish

    (v.) send away or exile permanently

  • bankbook

    (n.) personal record of bank transactions

  • banking

    (n.) activities related to banks and finance

  • bar

    (n.) establishment serving alcoholic drinks; rigid obstructions or metal rod

  • basically

    (adv.) in the essential or main terms

  • bath

    (n.) washing or soaking in water

  • bathe

    (v.) wash oneself in water

  • be

    (v.) exist or occur

  • beach

    (n.) sandy shore by the sea

  • bearing

    (n.) manner or way of conduct

  • becoming

    (adj.) attractive or suitable

  • bed

    (n.) piece of furniture for sleeping; flat surface or bed of a river

  • bedside

    (n.) area beside a bed

  • behave

    (v.) act in a particular manner

  • behind

    (prep.) at the back of

  • believe

    (v.) accept as true or real

  • belong

    (v.) be owned by or part of

  • benchmark

    (n.) standard for measuring quality

  • benign

    (adj.) gentle, harmless, or kind

  • bent

    (adj.) curved or inclined

  • bid

    (v.) make an offer or attempt to do something

  • bilingual

    (adj.) able to speak two languages fluently

  • binding

    (n.) something that obligates or restricts

  • birthday

    (n.) anniversary of a person's birth

  • bomb

    (n.) explosive device causing destruction

  • bombard

    (v.) attack continuously with artillery or words

  • bond

    (n.) connection or link between things or people

  • book

    (n.) written or printed work with pages

  • bounce

    (v.) rebound after hitting a surface

  • bow

    (n.) curved weapon or a gesture of respect

  • box

    (n.) container with four sides and a lid

  • bracket

    (n.) support or punctuation mark

  • breakfast

    (n.) first meal of the day

  • breakthrough

    (n.) major progress or discovery

  • breathe

    (v.) take air into and out of lungs

  • brick

    (n.) a rectangular block used in building walls

  • briefly

    (adv.) for a short time; concisely

  • bright

    (adj.) giving off a lot of light or intelligent

  • broker

    (n.) person who arranges transactions, usually in finance

  • buckle

    (n.) device used to fasten or decorate belts or straps

  • buyer

    (n.) person who purchases goods or services

  • caffeine

    (n.) stimulant found in coffee and tea

  • calculation

    (n.) process of computing or estimating

  • calendar

    (n.) system for marking days, weeks, months

  • cancel

    (v.) to decide that an event will not happen

  • candidate

    (n.) person applying for or running for position

  • careful

    (adj.) cautious to avoid mistakes or harm

  • cast

    (n.) group of actors or to throw or shape

  • certify

    (v.) to attest officially or confirm as true

  • cheque

    (n.) a written order for payment

  • circumvent

    (v.) to bypass or avoid obstacles

  • civic

    (adj.) relating to a city or community

  • claim

    (n./v.) to declare ownership; a statement of belief

  • clear

    (adj./v.) easy to see or understand; to remove obstructions

  • coincidence

    (n.) two events happening at same time by chance

  • collection

    (n.) group of items gathered

  • commitment

    (n.) a pledge or obligation

  • compel

    (v.) to force or drive to do something

  • competent

    (adj.) capable or qualified

  • competitive

    (adj.) eager to win or dominate

  • complete

    (adj./v.) finished; to make whole or full

  • comprise

    (v.) consist of; include or contain parts

  • concern

    (n./v.) worry or relate to; involve or affect

  • conduct

    (n./v.) behavior or carry out an activity or task

  • confuse

    (v.) make unclear or bewilder; mix up

  • consecutive

    (adj.) following one after another in order

  • conserve

    (v.) protect from waste; save resources

  • consistency

    (n.) quality of being steady or uniform

  • constraint

    (n.) a limitation or restriction

  • consumer

    (n.) person who purchases or uses goods/services

  • contractor

    (n.) person or company that undertakes work

  • cordially

    (adv.) warmly, sincerely, or politely

  • corrupt

    (adj./v.) morally bad or dishonest; spoil or degrade

  • corruption

    (n.) dishonest or illegal behavior; decay

  • counsel

    (n./v.) advice or guidance; to advise or recommend

  • counter

    (n./v.) oppose or respond to; opposite side or object

  • course

    (n.) path or series of classes or activities

  • crafted

    (adj.) skillfully made or constructed

  • create

    (v.) bring into existence; produce or design

  • creativity

    (n.) ability to generate original ideas

  • creature

    (n.) living being, animal or fictional being

  • credible

    (adj.) believable and trustworthy

  • crop

    (n./v.) cultivated plant yield; gather harvest

  • cross

    (v./n.) go over or across; intersection

  • cruise

    (n./v.) voyage on water for pleasure; sail smoothly

  • cupboard

    (n.) storage cabinet for dishes or food

  • dealer

    (n.) person who sells or trades goods

  • deceitful

    (adj.) dishonest or misleading

  • declare

    (v.) publicly state or announce

  • decode

    (v.) interpret coded message

  • deduct

    (v.) subtract or take away

  • deepen

    (v.) make or become more intense or profound

  • defend

    (v.) protect from attack or harm

  • deficiency

    (n.) lack or shortage of something

  • deliver

    (v.) to bring or hand over to the intended recipient

  • demise

    (n.) death or end of something

  • density

    (n.) mass per unit volume; compactness

  • dependent

    (adj./n.) relying on something; a person relying on another

  • describe

    (v.) to give details about something

  • deserve

    (v.) to earn or be worthy of something

  • detailed

    (adj.) including many specifics

  • diet

    (n./v.) the foods eaten regularly; to restrict food intake

  • difference

    (n.) a point or way in which things are not the same

  • diligent

    (adj.) showing careful and persistent effort

  • director

    (n.) a person who manages or oversees activities

  • disappear

    (v.) to cease to be visible; vanish

  • discourage

    (v.) to dissuade or lessen confidence

  • discuss

    (v.) to talk about in detail

  • distributor

    (n.) one who supplies or spreads products

  • documentation

    (n.) supporting records or materials

  • draft

    (n.) preliminary version of a piece of writing

  • drastically

    (adv.) extremely or dramatically

  • draw

    (v.) produce a picture or image with pen or pencil

  • dress

    (n.) clothing worn on the body

  • education

    (n.) process of learning or teaching

  • elaborate

    (adj.) detailed or complicated in design

  • elder

    (n.) older person in family or community

  • electric

    (adj.) powered by electricity

  • electricity

    (n.) form of energy from charged particles

  • elegance

    (n.) quality of being stylish or graceful

  • elementary

    (adj.) basic or simple; not advanced

  • elevate

    (v.) raise or lift to a higher position

  • elite

    (n.) group of superior or privileged individuals

  • emotion

    (n.) strong feeling such as happiness or anger

  • employ

    (v.) hire or use for a purpose

  • encourage

    (v.) give support or confidence to

  • endeavor

    (n.) serious attempt or effort

  • energetic

    (adj.) full of energy and vitality

  • enlarge

    (v.) make bigger or more extensive

  • entertainer

    (n.) performer who amuses an audience

  • entrance

    (n.) act of entering or a gateway

  • entrust

    (v.) assign responsibility confidently

  • equipment

    (n.) tools or machinery needed

  • essay

    (n.) short piece of writing on a topic

  • evaluate

    (v.) assess or judge value

  • exaggerate

    (v.) amplify beyond truth

  • examine

    (v.) inspect carefully or critically

  • excel

    (v.) perform exceptionally well

  • excess

    (n.) more than necessary or allowed

  • executive

    (n./adj) manager or in command; high-level

  • exert

    (v.) apply effort or influence

  • expedite

    (v.) accelerate or speed up

  • expertise

    (n.) special skill or knowledge

  • export

    (v.) send goods abroad for sale or trade

  • expression

    (n.) a word or phrase conveying emotion or idea

  • factory

    (n.) building where goods are manufactured

  • fail

    (v.) not succeed in doing or achieving something

  • fasten

    (v.) attach or join securely

  • feasible

    (adj.) capable of being done easily or effectively

  • federal

    (adj.) relating to a central government authority

  • fiction

    (n.) literature or stories created from imagination

  • file

    (n.) collection of documents or data stored electronically

  • fixation

    (n.) persistent focus on something or idea

  • flawed

    (adj.) containing faults or imperfections

  • flexibility

    (n.) ability to bend or adapt easily

  • fluctuate

    (v.) to vary irregularly up and down

  • fluctuation

    (n.) the rise and fall in level or value

  • forum

    (n.) a place for discussion or exchange of ideas

  • fraction

    (n.) a part of a whole; a small portion

  • fraud

    (n.) deliberate deception for unfair gain

  • fraudulent

    (adj.) deceitful or dishonest

  • frequent

    (adj.) happening often

  • frequently

    (adv.) regularly or often

  • gamble

    (v.) to risk money on uncertain outcomes

  • generate

    (v.) to produce or create

  • generation

    (n.) a group of people born around same time

  • generosity

    (n.) willingness to give and share

  • geographic

    (adj.) related to geography or location

  • glorify

    (v.) to praise or make something seem better

  • glossary

    (n.) list of terms with definitions

  • glow

    (n.) a steady light or shine

  • goodwill

    (n.) friendly or helpful feeling toward others

  • grace

    (n.) elegance or courteous goodwill

  • gradually

    (adv.) in a slow, step-by-step manner

  • grant

    (n.) financial assistance or gift

  • grow

    (v.) become larger or increase in size

  • guard

    (n.) protective person or device

  • guideline

    (n.) set of recommended practices

  • hack

    (n.) cut or take rough cuts

  • handling

    (n.) management or control

  • hardly

    (adv.) barely; scarcely

  • harm

    (n.) physical or mental injury

  • harmony

    (n.) agreement or peaceful state

  • harvest

    (n.) gathering of crops

  • hazard

    (n.) potential source of danger

  • headline

    (n.) main title of news article

  • high

    (adj.) elevated or tall

  • hint

    (n.) clue or suggestion

  • honor

    (n.) respect earned through actions or qualities

  • honorary

    (adj.) awarded as an honor, not by right

  • hopeful

    (adj.) feeling or showing optimism

  • horizon

    (n.) distant line where sky meets land or sea

  • hospital

    (n.) medical facility for treatment and care

  • humid

    (adj.) containing a lot of moisture in the air

  • hurt

    (v./n.) to cause pain; physical or emotional pain

  • icon

    (n.) symbol representing ideas or objects; famous person

  • ideal

    (n./adj.) perfect standard or concept; perfect

  • idealize

    (v.) to regard or represent as perfect

  • illicit

    (adj.) forbidden by law or rules

  • illuminate

    (v.) to light up; clarify or make clear

  • illusion

    (n.) false perception or belief

  • immediate

    (adj.) happening right away; instant

  • immigrant

    (n.) person who moves to live in a new country

  • impeccable

    (adj.) perfectly flawless or faultless

  • impress

    (v.) to leave a strong effect or admiration

  • inch

    (n./v.) unit of measurement/measure slightly

  • incoming

    (adj./n.) approaching or arriving

  • indeed

    (adv.) truly; in fact

  • indefinite

    (adj.) uncertain or not fixed

  • indicate

    (v.) show or point out

  • indicator

    (n.) thing that points or signals

  • indifference

    (n.) lack of interest or concern

  • individual

    (n./adj.) a person or separate entity

  • indoors

    (adv.) inside a building

  • industrial

    (adj.) relating to manufacturing or factories

  • industry

    (n.) business sector or manufacturing

  • inevitable

    (adj.) unavoidable; bound to happen

  • inevitably

    (adv.) inevitably; as certain as death

  • infant

    (n.) very young child

  • inference

    (n.) conclusion from evidence

  • inject

    (v.) to insert or force into

  • injury

    (n.) harm or wound

  • inner

    (adj.) inside or internal

  • innovation

    (n.) new method or idea

  • inside

    (adv./n.) within or indoors

  • insider

    (n.) person with special knowledge

  • insight

    (n.) deep understanding of a person or thing

  • inspection

    (n.) careful examination or assessment

  • inspector

    (n.) person who examines or checks something

  • inspiration

    (n.) sudden creative idea or motivation

  • instance

    (n.) specific occurrence or example

  • intelligence

    (n.) ability to learn and understand

  • intensive

    (adj.) involving a lot of effort or activity

  • interfere

    (v.) get in the way of or meddle with

  • interview

    (n./v.) formal conversation to assess suitability; conduct conversation

  • introduction

    (n.) act of presenting or starting something

  • inventor

    (n.) person who creates new devices or ideas

  • invest

    (v.) allocate money or resources with expectation of profit

  • investment

    (n.) money or resources committed for profit

  • involve

    (v.) include or engage someone or something

  • join

    (v.) connect or become part of something

  • journalist

    (n.) person who reports news

  • junction

    (n.) point where two or more things meet

  • justice

    (n.) fair treatment or legal system

  • keen

    (adj.) eager or enthusiastic

  • keep

    (v.) retain possession or continue

  • kin

    (n.) relatives or family members

  • kind

    (n./adj.) type or category; caring and gentle

  • kindly

    (adv.) politely or helpfully; in a kind manner

  • knowledge

    (n.) information, awareness, or familiarity gained

  • laboratory

    (n.) a place for scientific testing and experiments

  • lack

    (v.) to be without or not have enough of something

  • lacking

    (adj.) missing or insufficient in quantity or quality

  • landscaper

    (n.) a person who designs or maintains gardens

  • last

    (v.) to continue for a specified period; to endure

  • pleasure

    (n.) a feeling of happiness or enjoyment

  • pocket

    (n.) a small pouch in clothing for carrying items

  • pose

    (n./v.) way of standing or sitting; attain; present oneself

  • possess

    (v.) own or have

  • possible

    (adj.) capable of happening

  • postmaster

    (n.) mail delivery supervisor

  • powerful

    (adj.) having great strength

  • prediction

    (n.) forecast of future event

  • premises

    (n.) land or building used for business

  • prepare

    (v.) get ready

  • pretend

    (v.) act as if false

  • prevalent

    (adj.) common or widespread

  • preventive

    (adj.) acting to stop events

  • procure

    (v.) obtain with effort

  • profit

    (n.) financial gain

  • program

    (n.) planned series of events or software

  • progress

    (n./v.) forward movement; advance

  • project

    (n.) planned task or assignment

  • prolific

    (adj.) producing a lot

  • protect

    (v.) keep safe from harm

  • quarterly

    (adv.) happening four times a year

  • question

    (n./v.) inquiry or doubt; ask questions

  • radioactive

    (adj.) emitting radiation naturally or artificially

  • randomly

    (adv.) without a definite pattern

  • rate

    (n./v.) measure or speed; assess value or performance

  • realize

    (v.) become aware of or understand

  • rebel

    (n./v.) person who opposes authority; resist

  • rebellion

    (n.) organized resistance against authority

  • rebound

    (v.) bounce back after hitting

  • rectangle

    (n.) four-sided geometric shape with right angles

  • refer

    (v.) direct to or mention for information

  • refusal

    (n.) act of declining or saying no

  • reinforcement

    (n.) the act of strengthening or supporting

  • reject

    (v.) to refuse to accept or consider

  • remain

    (v.) to stay in the same place or condition

  • remember

    (v.) to recall or bring to mind

  • remotely

    (adv.) from a distance or to a small extent

  • repetition

    (n.) the act of repeating

  • reputation

    (n.) the general opinion about someone or something

  • requirement

    (n.) a necessary condition or qualification

  • reschedule

    (v.) to change the time of an event

  • resemblance

    (n.) similarity or likeness

  • residue

    (n.) a small amount remaining after removal

  • restriction

    (n.) a limit or control on something

  • resume

    (n./v.) a summary of skills and experience; to begin again after pause or interruption

  • retail

    (n.) the sale of goods directly to consumers

  • retrieve

    (v.) to get back or recover something

  • return

    (v./n.) to go back to a place or condition; the act of going back or coming back

  • safety

    (n.) condition of being protected from harm

  • sale

    (n.) exchange of goods or services for money

  • salvage

    (v.) recover or save from loss or decay

  • screen

    (n.) flat surface for displaying images

  • seminar

    (n.) academic meeting for discussion

  • senior

    (n.) person older or higher in rank

  • sequence

    (n.) ordered series of events

  • series

    (n.) group or number following in order

  • serve

    (v.) perform duties or assist others

  • setup

    (n.) arrangements or configuration

  • similar

    (adj.) almost identical or alike

  • sink

    (v.) go down below the surface of water

  • slip

    (v.) to slide accidentally or deceivingly

  • slogan

    (n.) catchy phrase representing a brand or idea

  • solely

    (adv.) only and entirely

  • sophisticated

    (adj.) complex or refined in manner

  • speed

    (n.) rate of movement or action

  • spy

    (n.) a person who secretly gathers information

  • stable

    (adj.) firmly fixed or steady

  • stage

    (n.) a platform or phase in a process

  • stake

    (n.) a strong wooden or metal post or bar; to bet or-risk.

  • standard

    (n./adj.) an accepted model or level; usual or normal.

  • staple

    (n./v.) a basic or principal element; to fasten with staples.

  • station

    (n./v.) a place for trains/buses or broadcasting; to assign.

  • steadfast

    (adj.) loyal, unwavering, firm.

  • steady

    (adj./v.) reliable, consistent; to make stable.

  • storyline

    (n.) plot of a story or narrative.

  • stream

    (n./v.) a small river or flow of water; to flow.

  • streamline

    (v./n.) to improve efficiency; a smooth shape.

  • strength

    (n.) power or energy; resilience.

  • strike

    (v./n.) to hit forcibly; a work stoppage.

  • style

    (n./v.) distinctive manner or appearance; to design.

  • subsidize

    (v.) to financially support.

  • subsidy

    (n.) financial aid or support.

  • substantial

    (adj.) large, important, or solid.

  • substantiate

    (v.) to support with evidence.

  • substitute

    (n./v.) alternative item or person; to replace.

  • sufficient

    (adj.) enough or adequate.

  • suggestion

    (n.) idea or proposal offered.

  • suitable

    (adj.) appropriate or fitting.

  • suite

    (n.) a set of rooms or a group of related things.

  • sum

    (n./v.) total amount; to add together.

  • superb

    (adj.) excellent or outstanding.

  • supplementary

    (adj.) additional or extra.

  • supplier

    (n.) a person or company that provides goods.

  • support

    (n./v.) assistance or help; to hold up or advocate.

  • surely

    (adv.) definitely or undoubtedly.

  • surface

    (n./v.) outermost layer; to appear or come to light.

  • surprise

    (n./v.) unexpected event; to astonish.

  • susceptible

    (adj.) easily influenced or affected.

  • suspect

    (n./v.) a person thought to be guilty; to doubt.

  • synthesis

    (n.) combination of parts to form a whole.

  • tactic

    (n.) strategic plan for achieving goals.

  • tailor

    (n.) person who makes custom clothing

  • takeout

    (n.) food ordered to eat elsewhere

  • talkative

    (adj.) inclined to talk a lot

  • tangible

    (adj.) perceptible by touch; real

  • tape

    (n.) long narrow strip for binding or sealing

  • taste

    (n.) sensory experience of flavor

  • technological

    (adj.) related to technology or machines

  • tender

    (adj.) soft or gentle in texture or manner

  • tenure

    (n.) period of holding position or office

  • terrible

    (adj.) extremely bad or unpleasant

  • territory

    (n.) land or region under jurisdiction

  • thorough

    (adj.) complete and detailed

  • thoroughness

    (n.) quality of being meticulous

  • thread

    (n.) thin strand of material

  • thrive

    (v.) to grow, develop, or prosper

  • tie

    (n.) accessory for fastening or binding

  • tight

    (adj.) firmly held or constricted

  • time

    (n.) measurable period during which events occur

  • title

    (n.) name of a book, film, or position

  • toll

    (n.) fee paid for using a road or bridge

  • town

    (n.) populated area smaller than a city

  • trade

    (n.) exchange of goods or services

  • traffic

    (n.) movement of vehicles or pedestrians

  • transact

    (v.) to carry out a business deal or action

  • transaction

    (n.) an exchange or deal

  • travel

    (v.) to go from one place to another

  • treasure

    (n.) valuable stored or hidden items

  • treatment

    (n.) manner of handling or caring for

  • trial

    (n.) legal proceeding to determine guilt or innocence

  • triangle

    (n.) three-sided polygon

  • trust

    (n.) firm belief or confidence in someone

  • turnover

    (n.) rate of business or employee change

  • ultimate

    (adj.) final or most extreme

  • unacceptable

    (adj.) not satisfactory or permitted

  • unaccountable

    (adj.) not responsible or explainable

  • unaccustomed

    (adj.) not used to or familiar with

  • underestimate

    (v.) undervalue or undervalue

  • unidentified

    (adj.) not recognized or named

  • uniform

    (n.) consistent or identical

  • union

    (n.) joining or association

  • unique

    (adj.) one of a kind

  • uniqueness

    (n.) state of being unique

  • university

    (n.) higher education institution

  • unless

    (conj.) except if or until

  • unsanitary

    (adj.) not clean or hygienic

  • upgrade

    (v.) improve or enhance

  • useless

    (adj.) no utility or purpose

  • utilize

    (v.) make practical use of

  • vacant

    (adj.) empty or unoccupied

  • vain

    (adj.) conceited or futile

  • valid

    (adj.) legally or logically acceptable

  • valuable

    (adj.) worth a lot

  • van

    (n.) large enclosed vehicle

  • vandalize

    (v.) damage property intentionally

  • variation

    (n.) difference or alteration

  • variety

    (n.) diversity or assortment

  • vehicle

    (n.) means of transport

  • vendor

    (n.) seller of goods or services

  • vice

    (n.) moral fault or immoral practice

  • visible

    (adj.) able to be seen

  • visit

    (v.) go to see someone or place

  • vocabulary

    (n.) collection of words

  • voucher

    (n.) document entitling discount

  • waist

    (n.) part of body between ribs and hips

  • wait

    (v.) stay until readiness or arrival

  • waitress

    (n.) female server in a restaurant setting

  • waive

    (v.) voluntarily relinquish or give up rights

  • wallet

    (n.) small pocket for money and cards

  • warehouse

    (n.) large building for storing goods

  • warm

    (adj.) comfortable heat or temperature

  • watch

    (n.) device for telling time

  • wave

    (n.) movement of water or hand gesture

  • weak

    (adj.) lacking strength or power

  • whole

    (adj.) complete or entire

  • widespread

    (adj.) common over large area or population

  • will

    (n./v.) determination to do something; express future intent

  • willingness

    (n.) readiness or eagerness to do something

  • withdraw

    (v.) remove or take back

  • within

    (prep.) inside or no farther than

  • withstand

    (v.) resist or endure successfully

  • witness

    (n./v.) person who sees an event occur; observe or testify

  • woeful

    (adj.) sad or miserable

  • world

    (n.) planet or universe we inhabit

  • wrist

    (n.) joint connecting hand and arm

  • yawn

    (v./n.) open mouth wide when sleepy or bored

  • youngster

    (n.) young child or youth