TOEFL

Providing many specific facts or small points of information.

To gradually form, grow, or become more fully established, or cause something to do so

The gradual formation or change of something as it becomes more fully established

A feature or condition that makes something less favorable.

To hold a different opinion from another person or reject a particular view.

To talk or write about a subject while considering its relevant details or different aspects

A question opening that asks, often politely, whether someone happens to know, have, or do something

Uncertainty about whether something is true, reliable, or likely to succeed.

To make a short, informal visit to a person or place

To take something to a place and leave it there for someone or for a stated purpose

Caused by or happening because of the factor named afterward

A change produced by an action or condition.

Producing the result that was intended.

Physical or mental work directed toward a goal.

Completely necessary for a particular purpose or result

Whether or not a possible situation is true, including one that might seem to prevent the result

Without any difference from the stated amount, description, or reference

To believe that something is likely to happen or be true

To have an event happen to you or to undergo a particular condition

An account that makes a cause, process, or meaning clear.

To communicate an idea, feeling, or meaning through words or another form

To make something last longer or reach a greater distance, range, or scope

The lack of an intended result, without automatically blaming a person.

To decrease to a lower level, amount, or rate

A noticeable or important part or quality of something

A smaller number of individually countable people or things than the number stated

To write or enter the information needed in blank spaces on a document or screen

To complete a form by entering the information it asks for

To learn information that was not previously known