Words Vocabulary Worksheets

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Must-Know Vocabulary Words

• obtain = acquire, get
• remove = eliminate
• monitor = observe, watch
• access = reach, gain entry to, tap into
• comprehend = understand, grasp
• consider = ponder, contemplate
• frame = structure
• communicate = convey, express
• involve = include, engage
• process = handle, deal with
• stabilize = steady, balance
• advocate = support
• require = necessitate, call for
• exclude = omit, leave out
• extract = remove, draw out
• purchase = buy
• perceive = notice
• claim = assert, maintain
• demonstrate = show, exhibit, display
• figure out = solve, work out, understand
• detect = discover, spot
• attribute to = ascribe to
• state = declare
• locate = pinpoint, spot
• grant = give, bestow, confer
• compose = create, construct
• generate = produce, create
• adapt = adjust, acclimatize
• indicate = show
• select = choose, opt for
• deduct = subtract
• identify = recognize
• subject to = expose to
• conclude = end, finish, complete
• intervene = interfere, mediate
• recall = remember, recollect
• administer = manage, oversee, supervise
• decline = refuse, reject, turn down
• illustrate = demonstrate, exemplify
• signify = indicate, denote
• justify = explain, rationalize
• legislate = make laws, enact
• confine = restrict, limit, constrain
• predict = forecast, foresee, anticipate
• focus on = concentrate on
• substitute = replace, swap
• participate in = take part in
• occupy = inhabit, reside in, take up
• acknowledge = recognize, admit
• investigate = examine, probe, look into
• comprise = consist of
• contact = get in touch with
• originate from = stem from, arise from
• compensate for = make up for
• expand = enlarge, broaden
• submit = present, hand in
• conduct = carry out, perform, execute
• constitute = compose, make up
• enforce = implement
• resolve = settle, solve
• formulate = devise
• regulate = control
• restate = rephrase
• contract = shrink
• explore = investigate, probe
• imply = suggest, hint
• reveal = disclose, expose
• react to = respond to, reply to
• affect = influence
• assign = allocate, designate, appoint
• assess = evaluate, appraise
• commit to = dedicate to, devote to
• consult = confer with, deliberate
• pursue = chase, follow, go after
• exceed = surpass
• refer to = allude to, cite
• isolate = separate
• seek = look for, search for
• request = ask for
• retain = keep, maintain, preserve
• achieve = accomplish, attain
• inhibit = restrain, hinder, impede
• prohibit = forbid, ban
• modify = alter
• emerge = appear, arise
• clarify = explain, elucidate
• facilitate = assist, aid
• reduce = decrease, lessen, diminish, lower 
• Here is the list of vocabulary words and their meanings from the image:
• Adept – Highly skilled or proficient
• Adroit – Clever or skillful with hands or mind
• Aesthetic – Concerned with beauty or artistic impact
• Alacrity – Brisk and cheerful readiness
• Ambivalent – Having mixed or conflicting feelings
• Anachronistic – Belonging to a different time period
• Anecdotal – Based on personal stories rather than facts
• Apathetic – Showing or feeling little interest or concern
• Aplomb – Self-confidence or assurance
• Arduous – Requiring great effort; difficult
• Assuage – To ease or lessen pain or distress
• Astute – Clever and perceptive
• Auspicious – Indicating a favorable outcome
• Banal – Lacking originality; boring
• Bellicose – Inclined to fight or argue
• Benevolent – Well-meaning and kindly
• Blithe – Casual or cheerful indifference
• Brevity – Concise and exact use of words
• Cacophony – A harsh, discordant mixture of sounds
• Candor – Being open and honest
• Capricious – Sudden changes in mood or behavior
• Caveat – A warning or proviso
• Circumspect – Cautious and considering all circumstances
• Cogent – Clear, logical, and convincing
• Colloquial – Informal or conversational language
• Concur – To agree with
• Conundrum – A confusing and difficult problem
• Copacetic – Completely satisfactory; fine
• Cordial – Warm and friendly
• Cursory – Hasty and superficial
• Debacle – A sudden and complete failure
• Deference – Respectful submission or yielding
• Deft – Neatly skillful and quick
• Delineate – To describe precisely
• Demure – Modest and reserved
• Didactic – Intended to instruct
• Disparate – Essentially different in kind
• Disseminate – Spread widely (especially ideas)
• Dogmatic – Stubbornly opinionated
• Dubious – Doubtful or uncertain
• Ebullient – Cheerful and full of energy
• Eclectic – From a variety of sources
• Egregious – Outstandingly bad
• Eloquent – Fluent and persuasive in speech
• Elucidate – To make clear
• Empirical – Based on observation or experience
• Enigmatic – Mysterious and difficult to understand
• Ephemeral – Lasting a very short time
• Equanimity – Mental calmness and composure
• Esoteric – Understood by a select few
• Euphemism – Mild word replacing a harsh one
• Exacerbate – To make worse
• Facetious – Joking often inappropriately
• Fastidious – Very attentive to detail
• Fortuitous – Happening by chance; lucky
• Furtive – Secretive or stealthy
• Garrulous – Excessively talkative
• Gregarious – Fond of company; sociable
• Harbinger – Sign of something to come
• Hubris – Excessive pride or self-confidence
• Idiosyncratic – Peculiar or individual
• Ineffable – Too great for words
• Inexorable – Impossible to stop or prevent
• Infallible – Incapable of making mistakes
• Ingenuous – Innocent and unsuspecting
• Insidious – Subtly harmful
• Intrepid – Fearless and adventurous
• Juxtapose – To place side by side for contrast
• Lethargic – Sluggish and apathetic
• Lucid – Expressed clearly and easy to understand
• Magnanimous – Generous in forgiving
• Malevolent – Wishing harm to others
• Mellifluous – Sweet-sounding or pleasant to hear
• Meticulous – Very careful and precise
• Misanthrope – A person who dislikes humankind
• Mitigate – To make less severe
• Moot – Open to debate
• Myriad – A countless or great number
• Nebulous – Vague or unclear
• Nefarious – Wicked or criminal
• Nonchalant – Calm and unconcerned
• Noxious – Harmful or poisonous
• Obfuscate – To confuse or obscure
• Obsequious – Overly submissive or eager to please
• Omnipotent – All-powerful
• Ostentatious – Showy and pretentious
• Paradox – A contradictory but true statement
• Pedantic – Overly concerned with details
• Pejorative – Expressing disapproval
• Perfunctory – Done routinely with little interest
• Perspicacious – Having keen understanding
• Placate – To calm or appease
• Precocious – Advanced for one’s age
• Proclivity – A natural tendency
• Quintessential – The perfect example of something
• Rancor – Bitter resentment
• Recalcitrant – Stubbornly disobedient
• Sagacious – Wise and insightful
• Salient – Most noticeable or important
• Sanguine – Optimistic or positive
• Anemone – a brightly colored sea creature or flower.
• Appaloosa – a horse with a spotted coat.
• Bamboozle – to trick or deceive.
• Bandicoot – a small marsupial native to Australia.
• Befuddle – to confuse or perplex.
• Blubber – to cry noisily and uncontrollably.
• Boondoggle – a wasteful or impractical project.
• Brouhaha – a noisy stir or fuss.
• Bumbershoot – an umbrella.
• Canoodle – to cuddle or fondle affectionately.
• Carbuncle – a red, swollen infection or a bright red gemstone.
• Catamaran – a boat with two parallel hulls.
• Chicanery – the use of trickery to achieve a purpose.
• Claptrap – absurd or nonsensical talk.
• Clishmaclaver – gossip or idle talk.
• Concoction – a mixture of various ingredients.
• Coochie-coo – playful teasing or baby talk.
• Cumbersome – large, heavy, and difficult to manage.
• Dingbat – a silly or eccentric person.
• Dingleberry – a small piece of clinging debris.
• Dollop – a shapeless mass or blob of something.
• Doodlebug – a type of insect or a guided missile.
• Doohickey – an unnamed gadget or device.
• Doozy – something remarkable or outstanding.
• Dunderhead – a stupid or foolish person.
• Fandango – a lively Spanish dance.
• Fiddle-faddle – trivial or nonsensical fuss.
• Fiddlesticks – an exclamation of annoyance.
• Flabbergasted – shocked or greatly surprised.
• Flibbertigibbet – a frivolous or overly talkative person.
• Flummery – meaningless or insincere talk.
• Flummox – to perplex or bewilder.
• Frippery – unnecessary decoration or ornamentation.
• Fuddy-duddy – a person who is old-fashioned or fussy.
• Gibberish – meaningless speech or nonsense.
• Gigglemug – a person who is always smiling.
• Gobbledegook – overly complex or technical language.
• Gongoozle – to stare idly at something.
• Googly – a type of deceptive cricket ball.
• Goombah – a close friend or associate.
• Guffaw – a loud, boisterous laugh.
• Higgledy-piggledy – in a disorderly manner.
• Hocus-pocus – meaningless talk or deception.
• Hoo-ha – a commotion or uproar.
• Hootenanny – an informal musical gathering.
• Hubbub – a chaotic noise or situation.
• Hullabaloo – a loud noise or fuss.
• Jabberwocky – nonsensical speech or writing.
• Jackanapes – a mischievous or impudent person.
• Jiggery-pokery – dishonest manipulation.
• Kaleidoscope – a constantly changing pattern or sequence.
• Kaput – broken or useless.
• Kerfuffle – a commotion or fuss.
• Lackadaisical – lacking enthusiasm or effort.
• Lickety-split – very quickly.
• Lollapalooza – an extraordinary event or thing.
• Lugubrious – exaggeratedly mournful or gloomy.
• Mishmash – a confused mixture of things.
• Mollycoddle – to treat someone with excessive indulgence.
• Mumbo jumbo – meaningless or confusing language.
• Murmuration – a flock of starlings flying in formation.
• Namby-pamby – weak or indecisive.
• Nincompoop – a foolish or silly person.
• Noodle – to think or brainstorm.
• Oodles – a large quantity of something.
• Pettifogger – a lawyer who deals with petty cases.
• Piffle – trivial nonsense.
• Pilfer – to steal things of little value.
• Pipsqueak – a person regarded as insignificant.
• Quagmire – a difficult or precarious situation.
• Quirky – having an unusual or peculiar trait.
• Ramshackle – poorly constructed or in a state of disrepair.
• Razzmatazz – elaborate display or showiness.
• Rigmarole – a long, complicated process.
• Scallywag – a mischievous or cheeky person.
• Scuttlebutt – rumor or gossip.
• Scrumdiddlyumptious – delicious or delightful.
• Shenanigans – playful mischief or trickery.
• Skedaddle – to depart quickly.
• Skulduggery – underhanded or deceitful behavior.
• Slapdash – done carelessly or hurriedly.
• Smorgasbord – a wide variety of choices.
• Snickerdoodle – a type of cookie with cinnamon and sugar.
• Snootful – enough alcohol to make one drunk.
• Squabble – a noisy quarrel.
• Thingamajig – an item whose name is forgotten.
• Tintinnabulation – the ringing of bells.
• Toodle-oo – a lighthearted way to say goodbye.
• Topsy-turvy – upside down or chaotic.
• Wackadoodle – eccentric or wacky.
• Whatchamacallit – a thing whose name is forgotten.
• Whippersnapper – a young and inexperienced person.
• Widdershins – moving counterclockwise.
• Wishy-washy – lacking in strength or clarity.
• Wobble – to move unsteadily.
• Wombat – a burrowing marsupial from Australia.
• Zany – comical or unconventional.
• Zephyr – a gentle breeze.
• Zippity-doo-dah – an expression of happiness.
• Altruism – Selfless concern for others’ well-being.
• Ambition – Strong desire to achieve goals.
• Anticipate – Expect or predict future events.
• Appreciate – Recognize the value of something.
• Aspire – Aim for a higher goal.
• Balance – Even distribution for stability.
• Belief – Confidence in the truth.
• Bliss – Perfect happiness and joy.
• Boldness – Willingness to take risks.
• Bravery – Courage in facing challenges.
• Calmness – Peaceful and composed state.
• Captivate – Attract and hold attention.
• Charisma – Compelling attractiveness or charm.
• Clarity – Clearness in thought or expression.
• Commitment – Dedication to a cause.
• Compassion – Sympathy and concern for others.
• Confidence – Self-assurance in abilities.
• Connection – Bond with others.
• Consciousness – Awareness of thoughts and surroundings.
• Consistency – Steady and uniform behavior.
• Contentment – Satisfaction with what one has.
• Courage – Ability to confront fear.
• Creativity – Ability to generate original ideas.
• Curiosity – Desire to learn or know more.
• Dedication – Devotion to a task or purpose.
• Delight – Great pleasure or joy.
• Determination – Firmness in achieving goals.
• Diligence – Careful and persistent work.
• Discipline – Self-control in behavior.
• Discovery – Finding something new.
• Elation – Great happiness and exhilaration.
• Empathy – Understanding others’ emotions.
• Empower – Give power or authority.
• Encouragement – Support to boost confidence.
• Endurance – Ability to withstand hardship.
• Enthusiasm – Intense interest or excitement.
• Equilibrium – State of balance.
• Excellence – High quality or superiority.
• Expectation – Belief about future outcomes.
• Faith – Complete trust or confidence.
• Flexibility – Adaptability to change.
• Focus – Concentrated attention.
• Fortitude – Strength in adversity.
• Fulfillment – Satisfaction from achievement.
• Generosity – Willingness to give.
• Gratitude – Thankfulness for benefits received.
• Harmony – Agreement and peace.
• Hope – Expectation of positive outcomes.
• Humility – Modest view of one’s importance.
• Inspiration – Stimulus to creative action.
• Integrity – Adherence to moral principles.
• Intuition – Understanding without conscious reasoning.
• Joy – Intense happiness.
• Kindness – Being friendly and generous.
• Knowledge – Awareness and understanding.
• Legacy – Lasting impact or inheritance.
• Liberty – Freedom from restrictions.
• Love – Deep affection and care.
• Mindfulness – Present-focused awareness.
• Motivation – Reason for acting.
• Optimism – Hopefulness about the future.
• Passion – Intense enthusiasm.
• Patience – Ability to wait calmly.
• Perseverance – Persistent effort.
• Perspective – Viewpoint or outlook.
• Positivity – Focus on positive aspects.
• Potential – Possibility for growth.
• Power – Ability to influence.
• Presence – Being fully attentive.
• Pragmatic – Practical approach.
• Progress – Forward movement.
• Prosperity – State of thriving.
• Purpose – Meaningful goal.
• Radiate – Emit positive energy.
• Reliability – Dependability.
• Resilience – Ability to recover.
• Resourcefulness – Ability to find solutions.
• Respect – Regard for others.
• Responsibility – Duty to act.
• Serenity – Calm and peacefulness.
• Sincerity – Genuine honesty.
• Sociability – Enjoyment of social interactions.
• Solidarity – Unity with others.
• Spirituality – Connection to something greater.
• Strength – Physical or mental power.
• Success – Achievement of goals.
• Support – Assistance and encouragement.
• Sympathy – Sharing others’ feelings.
• Tenacity – Persistent determination.
• Tranquility – Peaceful calmness.
• Trust – Reliance on others.
• Understanding – Comprehension of others.
• Uplift – Raise spirits or morale.
• Valor – Great courage.
• Vibrancy – Full of energy.
• Vision – Clear idea of future.
• Vitality – Lively energy.
• Wellness – State of good health.
• Wisdom – Deep understanding and judgment.