601 Words You Need to Know to Pass Your Exam is considered one of the most difficult and advanced vocabulary books in the market because many of its words are actually unknown to even native speakers of English. In fact, this book from Barron’s Educational Series has basically been designed for SAT, GRE and ACT candidates, and from this point of view, 601 Words You Need to Know is never comparable to 504 Absolutely Essential Words from the same publication center.
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Definition of Deposition in real context with images, synonyms, antonyms and parts of speech for advanced learners of English /ˌdep.əˈzɪʃ.ən/ (noun) Definition (legal term) a formal written statement or testimony made and offered in a court of law as evidence, witness’s testimony, oath, sworn testimony, confession, pledge (military term) the act of ousting or removing…
Definition of Appellate in English in real or authentic context with illustration for law students or advanced English learners /əˈpelət/ (adj) Definition dealing with appeals in a court of law and having the power to review and adjudicate the judgment of another tribunal, empowered to review judicial decisions Example Appellate courts, also known as the…
Definition of Adjudicate as a legal term in English in real context with image for GRE candidates. You can also learn synonyms and antonyms for Adjudicate. /əˈdʒuː.dɪ.keɪt/ Definition to act as a judge and make a formal decision or judgment or settle an argument, arbitrate, judge, umpire, adjudge, resolve, determine, decide legally, pass judgment on,…
Definition of untrammeled for advanced ESL learners and GRE candidates with images in real context together with synonyms and antonyms /ʌnˈtræm.əld/ (adj) Definition not restricted or restrained by any rule or external influence, unlimited, free, unhampered, unhindered, liberated, unimpeded Example In the late 1950s, the British historian Sir Herbert Butterfield observed that we should not…
Definition of Tessellated as an English term about patterns and shapes in real context with images and synonyms for advanced English learners and architects /ˈtes.əl.eɪ.tɪd/ (adj) Definition of a floor or surface made of small pieces of colored stones joined or packed together in a mosaic form without any space in between, decorated with a…
Definition of Quintessence in authentic or real context with expressive images for ESL / EFL learners with synonyms, antonyms and collocations /kwɪnˈtes.əns/ (noun) Definition the embodiment of something or the purest or most typical example of something, archetype, paragon, epitome, essence, personification, heart, prototype, soul, perfect example, exemplar, stereotype in chemistry: the purest extract or…
Definition of quatrain in English as a poetic term in real context with illustration for advanced English learners /ˈkwɒt.reɪn/ (noun) Definition a verse of poetry consisting of four lines, stanza, rhyme, verse, a stanza of four lines Example In poetry, a quatrain is a verse with four lines. Quatrains are popular in poetry because they…
Protocol in real context with images and synonyms for advanced English learners with text-to-speech to practice listening /ˈprəʊ.tə.kɒl/ (noun) Definition a formal international agreement a set of rules and principles in social ceremonies and occasions that enforces appropriate behavior, propriety, etiquette, formalities, conventions, code of conduct, procedure, decorum, rules of conduct, modus operandi (computer) a…
Definition of Primeval in authentic context with illustrations for advanced learners of English with synonyms and antonyms /praɪˈmiː.vəl/ (adj) Definition belonging to or existing from an early time, ancient, antediluvian, primary, archaic, of the earliest time in history, prehistoric – primitive and instinctive, original, primal, intuitive, basic Example An old-growth forest – also termed primary…
Definition of Penultimate in authentic context and examples with illustrations for ESL learners and SAT candidates with synonyms and antonyms /pəˈnʌl.tɪ.mət/ (adj) Definition second from the last, last but one, second to last, one before the last, next to last Example The penultimate chapter of the book grabbed my attention so much because I could…