Vocabulary Portfolio

Miss Jutaporn Deelert
Student code: 63010512062, Section 1

Table of Contents

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B 29
C 37
D 62
E 76
F 97
G 104
H 115
I 121
L 138
M 150

Table of Contents

N 155
O 159
P 169
Q 186
R 188
S 198
T 215
U 223
V 227
W 229



MEANING cease to support or
look after
(someone); desert.

leave SYNONYMS
dump
forsake VOCABULARY
2

MEANING a convenient
arrangement;
a settlement or
compromise.

accord SYNONYMS
deal
bargain VOCABULARY
3

MEANING successfully bring
about or reach
(a desired objective,
level, or result) by
effort, skill, or courage.

attain SYNONYMS
reach
execute VOCABULARY
4

MEANING manage and be
responsible for the
running of.

manage SYNONYMS
direct
control VOCABULARY
5

MEANING an unusual and
exciting.

incident SYNONYMS
exploit
escapade VOCABULARY
6

MEANING a person who publicly
supports or
recommends a
particular cause or
policy.

supporter SYNONYMS
proponent
apologist VOCABULARY
7

MEANING

provide or supply.

provide SYNONYMS
purvey
furnish VOCABULARY
8

MEANING

feeling fear or anxiety.

scared SYNONYMS
fearful
nervous VOCABULARY
9

MEANING hostile or violent
behavior or attitudes
toward another;
readiness to attack or
confront.

hostility SYNONYMS
belligerence
attack

VOCABULARY
10

MEANING relating to agnostics
or agnosticism.

unsure SYNONYMS
cynical
doubting VOCABULARY
11

MEANING The art or science
of cultivating the
ground.

agronomy SYNONYMS
Farming
crofting VOCABULARY
12

MEANING further forward in
space; in the line of
one's forward motion.

forwards SYNONYMS
in advance
forth VOCABULARY
13

MEANING give (someone)
permission to do
something.

permit SYNONYMS
grant
authorize VOCABULARY
14

MEANING identify and measure
the chemical
constituents of
(a substance or
specimen).

separate SYNONYMS
examine
decompose VOCABULARY
15

MEANING a person who believes
in or tries to bring
about anarchy.

nihilist SYNONYMS
insurgent
subversive VOCABULARY
16

MEANING belonging to the very
distant past and no
longer in existence.

of long ago SYNONYMS
olden
classical VOCABULARY
17

MEANING Plural for an object
surviving from an
earlier time, especially
one of historical
interest.

relics SYNONYMS
Bygones
ruin VOCABULARY
18

MEANING come into sight;
become visible or
noticeable, typically
without visible agent
or apparent cause.

pop up SYNONYMS
emerge
materialize VOCABULARY
19

MEANING make a formal
application or request.

appeal SYNONYMS
audition
register VOCABULARY
20

MEANING a collection of
historical documents.

chronicles SYNONYMS
records
accounts VOCABULARY
21

MEANING the action, process,
or result of arranging
or being arranged.

Positioning SYNONYMS
Plans
order VOCABULARY
22

MEANING a person who
disbelieves or lacks
belief in the existence
of God or gods.

Nonbeliever SYNONYMS

agnostic
pagan

VOCABULARY
23

MEANING an act of trying to
achieve something.

effort SYNONYMS
Endeavor
try VOCABULARY
24

MEANING find (something) out
for certain; make sure
of.

establish SYNONYMS
determine
verify VOCABULARY
25

MEANING (of people) gather
together in one place
for a common purpose.

congregate SYNONYMS
gather
muster VOCABULARY
26

MEANING the assembled
spectators or listeners
at a public event.

viewer SYNONYMS
onlookers
assemblage VOCABULARY
27

MEANING knowledge or
perception of a
situation or fact.

consciousnes SYNONYMS

s recognition
knowledge

VOCABULARY
28



MEANING A broad inlet of the
sea where the land
curves inwards.

inlet SYNONYMS
narrows
ria VOCABULARY
30

MEANING the way in which one
acts or conducts
oneself, especially
toward others.

conduct SYNONYMS
deportment
etiquette

VOCABULARY
31

MEANING trust, faith, or
confidence in someone
or something.

faith SYNONYMS
reliance
optimism VOCABULARY
32

MEANING
endure or face without
showing fear.

endure SYNONYMS
withstand
confront VOCABULARY
33

MEANING become larger in
distance from side to
side; widen.

widen SYNONYMS
thicken
expand VOCABULARY
34

MEANING An intermediary or
agent between two
parties.

mediator SYNONYMS
liaison
proxy VOCABULARY
35

MEANING A work of art made
of bronze, especially
a sculpture.

figure SYNONYMS
sculpture
icon VOCABULARY
36



MEANING an organized
course of action to
achieve a goal.

movement SYNONYMS
maneuver
crusade VOCABULARY
38

MEANING A headland or
promontory.

point SYNONYMS
bluff
precipice VOCABULARY
39

MEANING

a wealthy person.

deep pocket SYNONYMS

plutocrat
silk stocking

VOCABULARY
40

MEANING an occupation
undertaken for a
significant period of a
person's life and with
opportunities for
progress.

job SYNONYMS

profession
employment

VOCABULARY
41

MEANING
a call to take part in a
contest or competition.

dare SYNONYMS
summons
provocation

VOCABULARY
42

MEANING A factual written
account of important or
historical events in the
order of their
occurrence.

history SYNONYMS
diary
recital VOCABULARY
43

MEANING The weather conditions
prevailing in a given
region or period.

weather SYNONYMS
conditions
aridity VOCABULARY
44

MEANING A common person,
someone of a lower
class.

plebeian SYNONYMS
populace
bourgeois VOCABULARY
45

MEANING share or exchange
information, news, or
ideas.

converse SYNONYMS
commune
liaise VOCABULARY
46

MEANING The end or finish of

an event or process.

summarize SYNONYMS
in brief
inference VOCABULARY
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