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Change Vocabulary

140 words

Learn 140 change vocabulary words with AI images and etymology. Frequently tested in SAT, GRE, TOEFL.

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Coverage by exam

How this theme is represented in each major exam.

SAT
130
words
GRE
74
words
CIVIL_SERVICE
72
words
TOEFL
65
words
TOEIC
44
words
ACT
40
words
IELTS
39
words
EBS
30
words
CSAT
29
words
TEPS
18
words
CSAT_2027_JUNE
11
words
TRANSFER_HANYANG_2025
7
words
CSAT 2026
6
words
CIVIL_9_2026_LOC
5
words
CSAT_2027_SEP
4
words
TRANSFER_HANYANG_2026
4
words
TRANSFER_CAU_2025
3
words
CIVIL_9_2025_NAT
2
words
TRANSFER_CAU_2026
2
words
CIVIL_9_2026_NAT
1
words

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ravel
VERB
to untangle or separate the threads of fabric; to become confused or complicated
dispel
VERB
to make a doubt, feeling, or belief disappear
acme
NOUN
the highest point of achievement or excellence; the peak or summit
dwindle
VERB
to gradually become smaller, fewer, or less; to diminish steadily
exacerbate
VERB
to make a bad situation, illness, or negative feeling worse or more severe
aggravate
VERB
to make a problem or situation worse
culmination
NOUN
The highest point or final stage of something; the climax or peak achievement of a process or series of events.
deflate
VERB
To let air or gas out of something, or to reduce someone's confidence, enthusiasm, or pride.
degrade
VERB
to treat or regard someone or something with less respect or value
deteriorate
VERB
to become progressively worse; to decline in quality, condition, or value
devalue
VERB
to reduce or underestimate the worth or importance of something
abate
VERB
to become less intense or widespread; to make or become smaller in amount, degree, intensity
discard
VERB
to throw away or get rid of something as no longer useful or desirable
drain
VERB
to remove liquid from something by letting it flow away
impede
VERB
to delay or prevent someone or something by obstructing them; to hinder
intensify
VERB
to become or make something become stronger, more extreme, or more concentrated
intermission
NOUN
a pause or break in activity, especially between parts of a play, concert, or other performance
lull
NOUN
a temporary period of calm or quiet during a generally busy or difficult time
mitigate
VERB
to make something less harmful, unpleasant, or bad
moderate
ADJECTIVE
average in amount, intensity, quality, or degree; not extreme
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