Just Vocabulary | ESL Podcast for learning SAT and GRE vocabulary

Just Vocabulary | ESL Podcast for learning SAT and GRE vocabulary

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  • JV605 (Nemesis & Espouse)
    Nemesis (noun) Definition: 1. an arch rival, especially one who seems incapable of being overcome or beaten; 2. something that harms or interferes with something else, especially good intentions; 3. a just punishment that results...
    5 min
  • JV605 (Nemesis & Espouse)
    Nemesis (noun) Definition: 1. an arch rival, especially one who seems incapable of being overcome or beaten; 2. something that harms or interferes with something else, especially good intentions; 3. a just punishment that results...
    5 min
  • JV604 (Inordinate & Propriety)
    Inordinate (adjective) Definition: more than what is considered a normal amount Example Sentences: – Joanne was excited about the prom, she spent an inordinate amount of time picking out a dress. – The flight was...
    4 min
  • JV603 (Defame & Tenuous)
    Defame (verb) Definition: to attack or harm someone’s reputation with slander or libel Example Sentences: – The president did not respond via Twitter to the article about him; instead he hired a lawyer to sue...
    5 min
  • JV603 (Defame & Tenuous)
    Defame (verb) Definition: to attack or harm someone’s reputation with slander or libel Example Sentences: – The president did not respond via Twitter to the article about him; instead he hired a lawyer to sue...
    5 min
  • JV602 (Euphony & Ecstatic)
    Euphony (noun) Definition: a pleasant, harmonious quality of sound formed when words are combined to create smooth enunciation of letters and syllables Example Sentences: – To some people, opera is a euphony; to others rap...
    5 min
  • JV602 (Euphony & Ecstatic)
    Euphony (noun) Definition: a pleasant, harmonious quality of sound formed when words are combined to create smooth enunciation of letters and syllables Example Sentences: – To some people, opera is a euphony; to others rap...
    5 min
  • JV601 (Thrive & Assess)
    Thrive () Definition: 1. to grow strong; 2. to do well and achieve success Example Sentences: – I don’t think I can thrive at a huge university, so I’ve chosen to go to a small...
    5 min
  • JV601 (Thrive & Assess)
    Thrive (verb) Definition: 1. to grow strong; 2. to do well and achieve success Example Sentences: – I don’t think I can thrive at a huge university, so I’ve chosen to go to a small...
    5 min
  • JV600 (Proclivity & Tenable)
    Proclivity (noun) Definition: a natural inclination or tendency to behave in a certain way, often objectionable or immoral
noun (pl. proclivities) a tendency to do or choose something regularly; an inclination or predisposition. Example Sentences: –...
    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…