VANQUISH
To subdue or conquer -an army vanquished with heavy losses.
VAUNT
To boast – proudly vaunted his strength.
Synonyms: brag (noun: braggadocio, braggart), proclaim
VENEER
A superficial appearance or show designed to impress one with superiority – pierced beneath his thin veneer of elegance.
Synonym: gloss
VENERABLE
Deserving respect or reverence because of age – a venerable leader.
VERNAL
Pertaining to spring-an array of vernal flowers.
Antonym: hibernal (wintry)
VERSATILE
Able to do many things skillfully – versatile in all the arts.
VICARIOUS
Taking the place of another; felt, received, or done in place of another – took vicarious pleasure in his brother’s victory.
VICISSITUDE:
A change from one condition to another, often unexpected – suffered many vicissitudes of fortune.
VIRAGO
A scolding or ill-tempered woman – My neighbor’s wife is a virago.
Synonyms: shrew, termagant, vixen
VITUPERATE
(noun: VITUPERATION; adj.: VITUPERATIVE): To scold or blame loudly, find fault with in abusive language – an angry man, vituperating the world.
Synonyms: berate, revile
- APA:
Dammio. (2017). [TOEFL iBT] Danh sách từ vựng – Vần V. https://www.dammio.com/2017/06/11/toefl-ibt-danh-sach-tu-vung-van-v. - BibTeX:
@misc{dammio,
author = {Dammio},
title = {[TOEFL iBT] Danh sách từ vựng – Vần V},
year = {2017},
url = {https://www.dammio.com/2017/06/11/toefl-ibt-danh-sach-tu-vung-van-v},
urldate = {2023-11-29}
}
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