Just Vocabulary | ESL Podcast for learning SAT and GRE vocabulary

Just Vocabulary | ESL Podcast for learning SAT and GRE vocabulary

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  • JV626 (Decry and Impolitic)
    Decry (verb) Definition: to openly criticize something or someone, When you decry something, you simultaneously condemn it and discredit it, a formal act. Example Sentences: – The ministry of health has released a statement which decries crowded...
    5 min
  • JV625 (Qualm and Destitute)
    Qualm (noun) Definition:  a feeling of doubt or uneasiness about something, A qualm is a feeling of uneasiness, or a sense that something you’re doing is wrong. Example Sentences: – My mother was anxious at first, but...
    5 min
  • JV624 (Commuter and Coagulate)
    Commuter (noun) Definition:  1. person who travels from home to work regularly, usually between a suburb and a city; 2. an inter-city airplane flying short distances to serve remote communities Example Sentences: – Traffic jams...
    5 min
  • JV623 (Tentative and Distinguish)
    Tentative (adjective) Definition: 1. unsure, hesitant, or showing a lack of confidence; 2. not finalized, not fully worked out Example Sentences: – AOL and Time Warner signed a tentative agreement until further details of the...
    5 min
  • JV622 (Vestige and Merger)
    Vestige (noun) Definition: the remains or a trace of something that was there, but no longer exists Example Sentences: – The appendix is a vestige that no longer serves a purpose in the human body....
    5 min
  • JV621 (Abide and Replica)
    Abide (verb) Definition: 1. to tolerate (often used in the negative); 2. to last for a long time; 3. to live or reside; 4. to accept something or to follow something such as a rule...
    5 min
  • JV620 (Circuitous and Inoculate)
    Circuitous (adjective) Definition: 1. describes indirect, unclear speech or behavior; 2. having a circular, indirect course Example Sentences: – The CEO’s circuitous explanation of our solution was totally confusing and did not convince the client....
    5 min
  • JV619 (Compulsion and Catalyst)
    Compulsion (noun) Definition: 1. a force that makes somebody do something; 2. a strong urge to do or say something; 3. an irrational motive for doing something against one’s will Example Sentences: – Frank had...
    4 min
  • JV617 (Dexterous and Slander)
    Dexterous (Adjective) Definition: physically quick and skilful. Adroit, deft, and adept are all synonymous with dexterous. These words, however, do not have as strong of a noun form as dexterous with dexterity. Dexterity is a...
    5 min
  • JV616 (Sententious and Abscond)
    Sententious (adjective) Definition: 1. tending to use too many maxims; 2. given to moralizing; 3. concise, but full of meaning Example Sentences: – Lisa’s boss welcomed her sententious comments, which were succinct and to the...
    5 min

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Just Vocabulary is a daily 5 minute (audio) podcast aimed at growing your English vocabulary. The JustVocabulary podcast is a daily ESL (English as a Second Language) podcast for learners at an…