Vocabulary Portfolio

MEANING coming after, less
important than, or
resulting from
someone or something
else that is primary.

subordinate SYNONYMS
minor
extra

VOCABULARY
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MEANING fixed or fastened so
as not to give way,
become loose, or be
lost.

safe SYNONYMS
tight
closed VOCABULARY
200

MEANING lacking consideration
for others.

egotistical SYNONYMS

self-centered
inconsiderate

VOCABULARY
201

MEANING
Confidence in one's
own worth.

poise SYNONYMS
morale
certitude VOCABULARY
202

MEANING a conference or other
meeting for discussion
or training.

congress SYNONYMS
colloquy
discussion VOCABULARY
203

MEANING sufficiently great or
important to be
worthy of attention;
noteworthy.

special SYNONYMS
important
noteworthy VOCABULARY
204

MEANING having doubts
or reservations.

iffy SYNONYMS
dubious
doubtful VOCABULARY
205

MEANING policy or practice
based on the political
and economic theory
of socialism.

leftism SYNONYMS
militancy
syndicalism

VOCABULARY
206

MEANING

firmly fixed.

solid SYNONYMS
secure
strong VOCABULARY
207

MEANING make forceful or
violent efforts to
get free of restraint
or constriction.

fight SYNONYMS
scuffle
brawl VOCABULARY
208

MEANING a person or thing
acting or serving
in place of another.

replacement SYNONYMS

deputy
relief

VOCABULARY
209

MEANING The quality or
condition of being
enough or having
an abundance.

plenty SYNONYMS
suitability
adequacy VOCABULARY
210

MEANING to have on offer,
or available, as a
resource.

yield SYNONYMS
lavish
deliver VOCABULARY
212

MEANING

Being in excess.

spare SYNONYMS
leftover
redundant VOCABULARY
213

MEANING feeling, showing,
or expressing
sympathy.

commiserate SYNONYMS

agreeable
genial

VOCABULARY
214



MEANING A compulsory
contribution to state
revenue levied by
the government.

cost SYNONYMS
dues
expense VOCABULARY
216

MEANING Land with regard to
its physical features.

ground SYNONYMS
profile
area VOCABULARY
218

MEANING The action of buying
and selling goods
and services.

sales SYNONYMS
retail
market VOCABULARY
219

MEANING the transmission of
customs or beliefs
from generation to
generation, or the
fact of being passed
on in this way.

lore SYNONYMS
heritage
oral history VOCABULARY
220

MEANING

difficulty or problems.

harassment SYNONYMS
vexation
concern VOCABULARY
221

MEANING a private teacher,
typically one who
teaches a single
student or a very
small group.

guru SYNONYMS
trainer
teacher VOCABULARY
222



MEANING describe or represent
(something) as being
smaller, worse, or less
important than it
actually is.

underrate SYNONYMS
minimize
play down VOCABULARY
224

MEANING The state of having
no job.

idleness SYNONYMS
shutdown
joblessness VOCABULARY
225

MEANING having or marked by
bad fortune; unlucky.

pitiful SYNONYMS
hapless
luckless VOCABULARY
226



MEANING a thing that is of great
worth, especially a
small item of personal
property.

treasure SYNONYMS

precious items
personal effects

VOCABULARY
228



MEANING the health, happiness,
and fortunes of a
person or group.

comfort SYNONYMS
security
protection VOCABULARY
230

MEANING something used
to defend.

Forts SYNONYMS
wards
guards VOCABULARY
231

MEANING bequeath something
to (someone) by the
terms of one's will.

gift SYNONYMS
give
bequeath VOCABULARY
232

MEANING extending or reaching

throughout the world.

global SYNONYMS

world
international

VOCABULARY
233