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Jim Burke
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Academic Vocabulary List
[CATEGORIZED]

The Academic Vocabulary List has been categorized by parts of speech; or
in other words, into grammatical categories or word groups.

by
Rick Smith
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Teachers may copy for classroom use.
Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS ............................................................................................................................. 2
PREFACE ..................................................................................................................................................... 3
ACADEMIC VOCABULARY LIST .......................................................................................................... 4
WORD LIST .................................................................................................................................................. 4
SUFFIXES [FORMING PARTS OF SPEECH] ........................................................................................ 6
COMMON PREFIXES AND MEANINGS................................................................................................ 9
COMMON SUFFIXES AND MEANINGS .............................................................................................. 11
ACADEMIC VOCABULARY LIST ........................................................................................................ 13
COMPLETE WORD LIST WITH PARTS OF SPEECH [ NOUNS, VERBS, ADJECTIVES, ADVERBS ].................. 13

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Preface
What is the Vocabulary List? The following quotation comes
from Jim Burke’s home page.
“A thorough survey of various textbooks, assignments, content
area standards, and examinations yields the following list of words.
You cannot expect to succeed on assignments if you do not
understand the directions. The words fall into several categories,
which are not identified on this sheet: nouns (e.g., What you read
or create); verbs (e.g., What the assignment asks you to do);
adjectives (e.g., specific details about what you must do); and
adverbs, which provide very important information about how to
do the assignment.”
The Academic Vocabulary List can be obtained from:
www.englishcompanion.com
Upon arriving at Mr. Burke’s home page, scroll down and click on:
NEW: Academic Vocabulary 2.0 (Expanded)
I have taken Jim’s Academic Vocabulary List (pages 3-4) and
categorized the words into parts of speech (pages 5-34). In
some cases, I’ve expanded the root to show word usage in
different forms.
The purpose of compiling this list is to make it so the teacher will
be able to take all the words in the Academic Vocabulary List
and put them in a format that will make it easier to integrate them
into a usable vocabulary program, or just to use in daily lessons.
This format puts all the words’ parts of speech at your fingertips.
I hope this helps you as you help students! Good luck!
Rick Smith
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Academic Vocabulary

A thorough survey of various textbooks, assignments, content area standards, and
examinations yields the following list of words. You cannot expect to succeed on assignments if
you do not understand the directions. The words fall into several categories, which are not
identified on this sheet: nouns (e.g., What you read or create); verbs (e.g., What the assignment
asks you to do); adjectives (e.g., specific details about what you must do); and adverbs, which
provide very important information about how to do the assignment.
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abbreviate
abstract
according
acronym
address
affect
alter
always
analogy
analysis
analyze
annotate
anticipate
application
apply
approach
appropriate
approximate
argue
argument
arrange
articulate
aspects
assemble
assert
assess
associate
assume
assumption
audience
authentic
background
body
brainstorm
brief
calculate
caption
category
cause
character
characteristic
characterize

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chart
chronology
citation
cite
claim
clarify
class
clue
code
coherent
common
compare
compile
complement
complete
compose
composition
conceive
concise
conclude
conclusion
concrete
conditions
conduct
confirm
consequence
consider
consist
consistent
consistently
constant
constitutes
consult
contend
context
continuum
contradict
control
convert
convey
copy
correlate

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correspond
credible
credit
criteria
critique
crucial
cumulative
debate
deduce
defend
define
demand
demonstrate
depict
derive
describe
detail
detect
determine
develop
devise
diction
differentiate
dimension
diminish
direct
discipline
discover
discriminate
discuss
distinguish
domain
draft
draw
edit
effect
elements
emphasize
employ
equal
equivalent
essay

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essential
establish
estimate
evaluate
event
evidence
exaggerate
examine
example
excerpt
exclude
exercise
exhibit
explain
explore
expository
extract
fact
factor
feature
figurative
figure
focus
footer
foreshadow
form
format
former
formulate
fragment
frame
frequently
general
genre
graph
graphic
header
heading
highlight
hypothesize
identify
illustrate

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imitate
imply
inclined
include
incorporate
indicate
indirect
infer
influence
inform
inquire
instructions
integrate
intent
intention
interact
intermittent
interpret
introduce
introduction
invariably
investigate
involve
irony
irrelevant
isolate
italics
judge
key
label
likely
list
literal
locate
logical
main
margin
mean
measure
metaphor
method
model
modify
monitor
motivation
narrative
narrator
never
notation
note

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notice
objective
observe
occur
opinion
oppose
optional
order
organize
origins
outline
pace
paraphrase
participation
passage
pattern
perform
perspective
persuade
place
plagiarism
plan
plausible
plot
point
point of view
portray
possible
preclude
predict
prefix
prepare
presume
preview
previous
primary
prior
probably
procedure
process
produce
profile
project
prompt
proofread
property
propose
prose
prove
purpose

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quotation
quote
rank
rare
rarely
reaction
recall
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refer
reflect
regular
relate
relationship
relevant
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report
represent
representative
request
require
requisite
respond
responsible
restate
results
reveal
review
revise
root
rule
scan
score
sequence
series
set
setting
show
signal
significance
simile
skim
solve
source
spatial
specific
speculate
stance
standard
state
statement

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strategy
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style
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subjective
subsequent
substitute
succinct
suggest
sum
summarize
summary
support
survey
symbolize
synonym
synthesize
table
technique
term
test
theme
thesis
timeline
tone
topic
trace
trait
transition
translate
typically
unique
utilize
valid
variation
vary
verify
viewpoint
voice

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SUFFIXES

[Forming Parts of Speech]

When you are reading, you will come across unfamiliar words. It is often possible to guess their meanings if you
understand the way words in English are generally formed. An English word can be divided into three parts: a prefix, a
[root / base word], and a SUFFIX. Pre- means 'before. A prefix, therefore, is what comes before the [root / base word].
A SUFFIX is attached to the end of the [root / base word]. Many times, a word can be defined when it is known what
the prefix and the SUFFIX mean. Prefixes usually change the meaning of the word. However, a SUFFIX can
change the meaning of the word; it can also form the part of speech. Below are groups of SUFFIXES (Multiple
SUFFIXES) that are all used in the Academic Vocabulary List. They are listed under the parts of speech they
form. The bolded SUFFIXES are usually seen more often.

Noun Suffixes

Adjective Suffixes

Verb Suffixes

Adverb Suffixes

-ability
-ableness
-acy
-age
-al
-alism
-ality
-alness
-ance
-ancer
-ancing
-ancy
-ant
-ants
-ar
-ariness
-ate
-atedness
-ateness
-ation
-ationalism
-ationism
-ationist
-ativeness
-ator
-cy
-ed
-edness
-ee
-egy
-ence
-encer
-ency
-ent
-er
-erateness
-erer
-es

-able
-ac
-al
-alent
-ancy
-ant
-ard
-ary
-ate
-ational
-ative
-atory
-ed
-ent
-er
-est
-ful
-iable
-ial
-ible
-ic
-ical
-icized
-ied
-ier
-iest
-ily
-ing
-ion
-ional
-ionalistic
-ionary
-ionist
-ionless
-ious
-ish
-ist
-istic

-ate
-ated
-ates
-ating
-aw
-awn
-aws
-ed
-es
-ew
-fied
-fies
-fy
-fying
-iate
-iated
-iates
-iating
-ic
-ing
-ion
-ioned
-ioning
-ions
-it
-ivate
-ize
-ized
-izes
-izing
-or
-ored
-oring
-orize
-ors
-ow
-owed
-own

-ly
-ably
-ably
-ally
-antly
-arily
-edly
-entally
-entally
-entarily
-ently
-erly
-fully
-ially
-iately
-ibly
-ibly
-ically
-ically
-ically
-ily
-ing
-ingly
-ingly
-ionally
-ionally
-iously
-ishly
-ive
-ively
-ively
-lessly
-ously
-s
-ually

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Noun Suffixes

Adjective Suffixes

Verb Suffixes

Adverb Suffixes

-ability
-ful
-gist
-gy
-hood
-ia
-ialism
-iality
-ialness
-ialist
-ian
-iation
-iator
-ibiltiy
-ic
-icalness
-icism
-icity
-ics
-ier
-ility
-iness
-ing
-ion
-ionary
-ioner
-ionism
-ionist
-ism
-ison
-ist
-istic
-ity
-ive
-iveness
-ivism
-ivist
-ivity
-ization
-izer
-lessness
-ly
-ment
-mentarity
-ness
-ogy
-oid
-ol
-ology
-or
-oriness

-able
-ite
-itory
-ive
-less
-ly
-ment
-mental
-ness
-orial
-ory
-ous
-s
-'s
-ual
-y

-ate
-ows
-s
-ure
-ured
-ures
-uring
-yze

-ly

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Noun Suffixes

Adjective Suffixes

Verb Suffixes

Adverb Suffixes

-ability
-ory
-place
-placeness
-ry
-s
-ship
-sis
-son
-ude
-ure
-y

-able

-ate

-ly

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2002135(),;(6



Prefix

Meaning(s)

aababsadafagambiamphiananaantanteantiapoatautobebicatacircumcocomconcontracorcounterdedecdidiadisduodyseecectoefemenendoepiequiexextraheterohemihexhexahomeohomohyperhypo-

without, away, from, not, of, completely
without, away, from
without, from, away
to, toward, addition, increase
to
to
both
around, both
not, in the process of, in a particular state
back(ward)
against, opposite, opposing
before, preceding
against, before, opposite, opposed to
away from
to
self
all over, all around, completely, having, covered with, cause to be
two
down
around
together with
with, jointly, completely
altogether, together with
against, opposed to
together
opposition, opposite direction
down, from, reduce, reverse, away, completely, removal
ten
apart, through, across, removal
through, across
apart, not, opposite, negation, removal
two
bad
away, out
away, out
outside
upward, completely
in, out, on, into
in, out, on, into
inside
on
equal
away, out, over, upward, completely, previous
beyond, outside
different, other
half, partly
six
six
same
same
above, over, super, beyond, more than normal
under

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Prefix

Meaning(s)

ilimininfrainterintra
irisomacromalmegamesometamicrominimismonomultinonoboctofomniopoutoverpanpantparapentaperperipolypostpreprimeproquadreredretrosesedsemisubsupersuprasymsyntratranstriultraununderuni-

not, without
in, not, without, inside
in, into, not, without, towards, inside
below
between, among
within, inside
not
equal
large, great, long
bad, wrong
large, great
middle
beyond
very small
small
bad, wrong
one
many
not connected with, absent
towards, blocking, against, concealing
eight
against, blocking
all
against
surpassing, exceeding, external, away from
too much, over, outer
all, overall
all, overall
beside
five
through, completely done
around, about
many
after
before
first
before, in advance, forward, for, forth, favoring
four
back, again, down
back
backward
apart
apart
half, partly
under, lower, nearly, approximately
over, above
above
together, in union
together, in union
across, beyond, different state
across, beyond, different state
three
beyond, extreme
not, reverse
too little, below, lower
one

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Suffix

Meaning(s)

-able

able to be, capable of

-ac

pertaining to

-acy

pertaining to

-age

act or condition

-al

having, pertaining to, relating to, like, suitable for

-an

person who

-ance

state of being

-ant

one who does, that which

-ar

having the quality of, relating to

-arium

a place where, repository

-ary

place where

-ate

being, one who, to cause to, to make

-ation

the act of

-ble

capable of being

-cle

little

-dom

domain, condition

-ed

having the quality of

-ee

person who is

-en

to make, made of

-ence

quality of, state of being, an act of

-ent

one who does, that which

-er

a thing/one which is or does

-esc

become, change

-fic

causing or producing

-ful

characterized by

-fy

to make

-hood

state or condition

-ia

area, land, state, medical condition

-ial

pertaining to

-ian

pertaining to

-ible

able to be, capable of being

-ic

of, characteristic of, pertaining to

-ical

like or suitable for

-ice

condition or quality

-id

state or condition

-ify

to make

-ile

relating to

-ine

of or relating to

-ing

activity, action, process

-ion

act of, state of being, the process of

-ise

to make

-ish

like, the quality of

-ism

condition/state/quality of, belief/practice

-ist

a person who

-ite

mineral, rock

-itis

inflammation

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Suffix

Meaning(s)

-ity

state of, the quality of

-ive

the quality of, state of being, the result of, relating to

-ize

to make

-le

little

-less

without

-ly

in the manner of, like

-ment

state of being, action

-ness

condition of, state of

-oid

resembling

-ole

little

-oma

tumor, growth

-or

a thing which is or does, that which does an action, a person who

-ory

pertaining to, a place for

-ous

like, full of, abounding in

-ry

state of

-s

one that is related to

-sc / -esc

become, change

-ship

condition, state

-sis

name of action or its result

-some

tending to

-tude

condition

-tion

the act of

-ty

state or condition

-um

no defined meaning, but modifies the root word

-ure

that which pertains to

-ward

direction or course

-y

full of

-yst

a person who

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Academic Vocabulary List
List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use.
The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf
Frequently Used Words Found in
Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks,
Assignments, Content Area Standards, and
Examinations)

No.
1

What You Are Reading

Vocabulary Word
abbreviate / ab•bre•vi•ate

2

abstract / ab•stract

3

acronym / ac•ro•nym

Nouns

Verbs

abbreviator
abbreviation
abbr. or abbrev.
abstract
abstractionist
abstraction
abstractedness
accordance

5

address / ad•dress

6

affect / af•fect

7

analogy / a•nal•o•gy

Adjectives

Adverbs

abbreviated

abstract
abstractionist
abstraction
abstractedness
according
accordant

accord

acronym
address
addresses
addressability
addressee
affect
affecter
affectation
affectedness
alterability

address
addressed
addresses
addressing
affect
affected

alter
alters
altered
altering

accordantly
accordingly

alterable

always
analogist

analogize

analogousness

analogistic

analogously

analogous

analysis
10 analysis / a•nal•y•sis

abstractly

acronymic
acronymous
addressable

always / al•ways

9

How To Do What Has
To Be Done

abstract

alter / al•ter

8

Specific Details
About Things That
Must Be Done

abbreviate

according / ac•cord•ing

4

What the Assignment
Requires You To Do

analytic

analyst

analytic

analytically

analytical

analytics
analyze

analyzingly

analyzed

11 analyze / an•a•lyze

analyzing
analyzes
annotator

12 annotate / an•no•tate

annotate

annotation

annotated
annotating
annotates

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annotative
Academic Vocabulary List
List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use.
The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf
Frequently Used Words Found in
Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks,
Assignments, Content Area Standards, and
Examinations)

No.

What You Are Reading

Vocabulary Word

What the Assignment
Requires You To Do

Nouns

Verbs

abbreviator
anticipation

Specific Details
About Things That
Must Be Done

How To Do What Has
To Be Done

Adjectives

Adverbs

abbreviate
anticipated
anticipating

14 application / ap•pli•ca•tion

anticipative

anticipates

anticipatory

apply

13 anticipate / an•tic•i•pate

abbreviated
anticipant

applicable

anticipatively

application
applicant
applicability

applicably

applied

15 apply / ap•ply

applying
applies
approach
approaches

approached

approachability

approaching

approachableness

approaches

appropriated

16 approach / ap•proach

approach

appropriate

approachable

appropriate

appropriating

17 appropriate / ap•pro•pri•ate

appropriative

appropriates

appropriately

appropriable

appropriateness
appropriator
appropriation
appropriationism
appropriationist
approximateness

18 approximate / ap•prox•i•mate

approximate

approximate

approximation

approximated

approximative

approximative

approximating
approximates
argue
argued
arguing
argues

19 argue / ar•gue

argufy
argufied
argufying
argufies

14

arguable

arguably
Academic Vocabulary List
List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use.
The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf
Frequently Used Words Found in
Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks,
Assignments, Content Area Standards, and
Examinations)

No.

What You Are Reading

Vocabulary Word

What the Assignment
Requires You To Do

Nouns

Verbs

abbreviator
argument

Specific Details
About Things That
Must Be Done

How To Do What Has
To Be Done

Adjectives

Adverbs

abbreviated
argumentative

arranger

20 argument / ar•gu•ment

abbreviate

arrange

arrangeable

arrangee

arranged

arranged

arrangement

arranging

argumentatively

argumentation
argumentativeness

21 arrange / ar•range

arranges
articulacy

23 aspects / as•pects

articulate

articulateness

articulated

articulated

articulation

articulating

articulative

articulator

22 articulate / ar•tic•u•late

articulate

articulates

articulatory

aspect
aspects
assembler

24 assemble / as•sem•ble

articulately

assemble

assembly

assembled
assembling
assembles

assertion
25 assert / as•sert

assert

assertiveness

assertive

asserted
asserting
asserts

assessment
26 assess / as•sess

assess

assessor

assessable

assessed
assessing
assesses

associate

associate

associates

associated

associated

associateship
27 associate / as•so•ci•ate

associate
associating

associates

associator

associates

associable

associability

associationistic

associationism

associative

associationist

15

assertively
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What You Are Reading

Nouns

What the Assignment
Requires You To Do

Verbs

abbreviator
assumer

Specific Details
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Must Be Done

How To Do What Has
To Be Done

Adjectives

Adverbs

abbreviate
assume

assumedly

assumed

28 assume / as•sume

abbreviated
assumed
assuming

assumingly

authentic

autthentically

assuming
assumes

29 assumption / as•sump•tion
30 audience / au•di•ence
31 authentic / au•then•tic

32 background / back•ground

assumption
audience
authentication
authenticator
authenticity

authenicate
authenticated
authenticating
authenticates

background
backgrounder
body

background
body
bodied
bodying
bodies

34 brainstorm / brain•storm

35 brief / brief

36 calculate / cal•cu•late

37 caption / cap•tion

38 category / cat•e•go•ry

39 cause / cause
40 character / char•ac•ter
41

characteristic /
char•ac•ter•is•tic

category
categorization
categoricalness
cause
causability
causer
characterlessness

brief
briefer
briefest

briefly

calculate
calculated
calculating
calculates
caption
captioned
captioning
captions
categorize
categorized
categorizing
categorizes
cause

brainstorm
brainstormer
brainstorming
brief
briefs
briefing
briefer
briefness
calculability
calculatedness
calculation
calculator
caption

bodily

brief
briefed
briefing
briefs

33 body / bod•y

bodily

calculable
calculational
calculative

calculatedly

captions

categorizable
categorical
categoric
causable
causeless
characterful
characterless

characteristic

categorically

characterlessly
characteristically

16
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Vocabulary Word

42 characterize / char•ac•ter•ize

Nouns

Verbs

abbreviator
characterizer
characterization

abbreviate
characterize
characterized
characterizing
characterizes
chart
charted
charting
charts

chart
43 chart / chart

44 chronology / chro•nol•o•gy
45 citation / ci•ta•tion

chronology
chronologist
citation

48 clarify / clar•i•fy

cite
cited
cites
claim
claimed
claiming
claims
clarify
clarified
clarifying
clarifies
classed
classing
classes

claim
claimer
claimant
clarifier
clarification

class

51 code / code

52 coherent / co•her•ent

53 common / com•mon

54 compare / com•pare

How To Do What Has
To Be Done

Adjectives

Adverbs

abbreviated
characterizable

chartable

chronologically

citational
citatory

49 class / class
50 clue / clue

Specific Details
About Things That
Must Be Done

chronological

46 cite / cite

47 claim / claim

What the Assignment
Requires You To Do

clue
code
coder

code
coded
coding
codes
cohere
cohered
cohering
coheres

coherency
coherence

claimable

clueless
coded

compare
compared
comparing
compares

17

coherently

common
commonest
commonplace

common
commons
commoner
commonage
commonality
commonplaceness
comparison
comparer
comparator
comparativeness

coherent

commonly

comparative

compartively
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55 compile / com•pile

56 complement / com•ple•ment

57 complete / com•plete

58 compose / com•pose

What You Are Reading

Nouns

What the Assignment
Requires You To Do

Verbs

abbreviator
compiler
compilation

abbreviate
compile
compiled
compiling
compiles
complement
complemented
complementing
complements
complete
completed
completing
completes
compose
composed
composing
composes

complement
complementarity
complementariness
complementizer
completeness
completer
completion

61 concise / con•cise

64 concrete / con•crete

65 conditions / con•di•tions

66 conduct / con•duct

Adjectives

Adverbs

abbreviated
compiled

complemental
complementary

complementally
complementarily

complete
completive

completely

composed

composedly

compositionally
conceivably

concise

concisely

conclusive

conceiver
conceivable
conceivability
conceivableness
conciseness
concision
concluder

conclusively

concrete
concretionary

concretely

conditionable
conditional
conditioned
conductible
conductive
conductorial

conditionally

conceive
conceived
conceiving
conceives

conclude
concluded
concluding
concludes

62 conclude / con•clude

63 conclusion / con•clu•sion

How To Do What Has
To Be Done

compositional

composedness
composer

59 composition / com•po•si•tion
60 conceive / con•ceive

Specific Details
About Things That
Must Be Done

conclusion
conclusiveness
concrete
concreteness
concretion
concretism
concretist
concretization
conditionality
conditioner
conditioning
conductibility
conductance
conduction
conductivity
conductor
conductorship

concretize
concretized
concretizing
concretizes

conduct
conducted
conducting
conducts

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67 confirm / con•firm

68 consequence / con•se•quence

69 consider / con•sid•er

70 consist / con•sist

What You Are Reading

Nouns

What the Assignment
Requires You To Do

Verbs

abbreviator
confirmability
confirmer
confirmation

abbreviate
confirm
confirmed
confirming
confirms

consequence
consequentiality
consequentialness
consequentialism
considerer
considerateness
consideration

consider
considered
considering
considers
consist
consisted
consisting
consists

consistency
consistence

71 consistent / con•sis•tent
72 consistently / con•sis•tent•ly

constituter

constitute
constituted
constituting
constitutes
consult
consulted
consulting
consults
contend
contended
contending
contends
contextualize
contextualized
contextualizing
contextualizes

74 constitutes / con•sti•tutes
consult
consultation
consulter
contender
76 contend / con•tend

78 continuum / con•tin•u•um
79 contradict / con•tra•dict

Adverbs

abbreviated
confirmable
confirmatory
confirmational
confirmed
consequent
consequential

confirmedly

considerable
considerate
considered

considerably
considerately
considering

consequentially
consequently

consistently

73 constant / con•stant

77 context / con•text

Adjectives

How To Do What Has
To Be Done

consistent
constants

75 consult / con•sult

Specific Details
About Things That
Must Be Done

context
contextualization
contexture
continuum
contradicter
contradictiveness

contradict
contradicted
contradicting
contradicts

19

constant
constancy
constantive
constitutive

constantly
constitutively

consultable

contextual

contextually

contradictable
contradictive

contradictively
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Vocabulary Word

Nouns

Verbs

abbreviator
controllability

abbreviate
control
controlled
controlling
controls
convert
converted
converting
converts
convey
conveyed
conveying
conveys
copy
copied
copying
copies
correlate
correlated
correlating
correlates
correspond
corresponded
corresponding
corresponds

80 control / con•trol

81 convert / con•vert

82 convey / con•vey

convert
conversion

conveyance
conveyancer
conveyancing
conveyor
copyist

83 copy / cop•y

84 correlate / cor•re•late

correlate
correlator
correlation
correspondence

85 correspond / cor•re•spond
86 credible / cred•i•ble
87 credit / cred•it

88 criteria / cri•te•ri•a

89 critique / cri•tique

What the Assignment
Requires You To Do

credibleness
creditability
creditableness

credit
credited
crediting
credits

criterion
criteria
critique
criticism

92 debate / de•bate

Adjectives
abbreviated
controllable
controlled

How To Do What Has
To Be Done

Adverbs
controllably

conveyable

correlatable
correlational

credible
creedal
creditable

credibly
creditably

criterial
critique
critiqued
critiquing
critiques

90 crucial / cru•cial
91 cumulative / cu•mu•la•tive

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Must Be Done

cumulativeness
cumulation

cumulate
cumulated
cumulating
cumulates
debate
debated
debating
debates

debate
debater

20

crucial
cumulative

crucially
cumulatively

debatable

debatably
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Vocabulary Word

93 deduce / de•duce

94 defend / de•fend

95 define / de•fine

Nouns

Verbs

abbreviator
deducibility
deducibleness

abbreviate
deduce
deduced
deducing
deduces
defend
defended
defending
defends
define
defined
defining
defines
demand
demanded
demanding
demands
demonstrate
demonstrated
demonstrating
demonstrates
depict
depicted
depicting
depicts
derive
derived
deriving
derives
describe
described
describing
describes
detail
detailed
detailing
details
detect
detected
detecting
detects
determine
determined
determining
determines

defender
defendant

definability
definement
definer
demander

96 demand / de•mand

97 demonstrate / dem•on•strate

98 depict / de•pict

demonstration
demonstrationist

depicter
depiction

deriver
99 derive / de•rive

100 describe / de•scribe

101 detail / de•tail

102 detect / de•tect

103 determine / de•ter•mine

What the Assignment
Requires You To Do

describer
description

detail
detailer

detectability
detection

determiner
determinism
determinist
determindedness

21

Specific Details
About Things That
Must Be Done

How To Do What Has
To Be Done

Adjectives

Adverbs

abbreviated
deducible

defendable

definable

definably

demandable

demonstrationist

depictive

derivable

describable
descriptive

detailed

detectable
detective

deterministic
determined

determinedly
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Vocabulary Word

104 develop / de•vel•op

105 devise / de•vise

106 diction / dic•tion

107 differentiate / dif•fer•en•ti•ate

Nouns

Verbs

abbreviator
developer
development

abbreviate
develop
developed
developing
developes
devise
devised
devising
devises

diction
dictionary
differentiation
differentiator

differentiate
differentiated
differentiating
differentiates
dimension
dimensioned
dimensioning
dimensions
diminish
diminished
diminishing
diminishes
direct
directed
directing
directs
discipline
disciplined
disciplining
disciplines
discover
discovered
discovering
discovers
discriminate
discriminated
discriminating
discriminates
discuss
discussed
discussing
discusses

108 dimension / di•men•sion
diminishment
109 diminish / di•min•ish
directness
110 direct / di•rect

112 discover / dis•cov•er

113 discriminate / dis•crim•i•nate

114 discuss / dis•cuss

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Must Be Done

Adjectives

How To Do What Has
To Be Done

Adverbs

discipliner
disciplinarity

discoverer
discovery

discrimination
discriminator

discusser
discussant
discussion

22

abbreviated
developable
developed
developing
developmental
devisable

developmentally

dictional

devisee
deviser

dimensionality

111 discipline / dis•ci•pline

What the Assignment
Requires You To Do

dictionally

dimensional
dimensionless

dimensionally

diminished
diminishable

diminishingly

direct
directed

directly

disciplinable
disciplinal
disciplined
disciplinary
discoverable

disciplinarily

discriminating
discriminational
discriminative
discriminatory
discussable
discussionable

discriminately
discriminatingly
discriminatively
discriminatorily
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Vocabulary Word

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Verbs

abbreviator
distinguisher

117 draft / draft

118 draw / draw

119 edit / ed•it

120 effect / ef•fect

121 elements / el•e•ments

124 equal / e•qual

125 equivalent / e•quiv•a•lent

Adjectives

drawing
drawer
drawee
edition
editor

effecter
effectiveness
effectivity
elements
elementariness
emphasis

abbreviated
distinguishable
distinguished
distinguishing

draft
drafted
drafting
drafts
draw
drew
drawn
draws
edit
edited
editing
edits
effect
effected
effecting
effects

domain
draft
draftee
drafter

employability
employee
employer
employment
equalizer
equality

How To Do What Has
To Be Done

Adverbs

draftable

emphasize
emphasized
emphasizing
emphasizes
employ
employed
employing
employs
equal
equaled
equaling
equals

122 emphasize / em•pha•size

123 employ / em•ploy

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abbreviate
distinguish
distinguished
distinguishing
distinguishes

115 distinguish / dis•tin•guish
116 domain / do•main

What the Assignment
Requires You To Do

distinguishably

drawable

edited

effectible
effective

effectively

elemental
elementary
emphatic

elementally
elementarily
emphatically

employable

essay
essayed
essaying
essays

126 essay / es•say

23

equally

equivalent

equivalence
equivalency
essayist

equal

equivalently

essayistic
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Vocabulary Word

127 essential / es•sen•tial

128 establish / es•tab•lish

129 estimate / es•ti•mate

130 evaluate / e•val•u•ate

131 event / e•vent

Nouns

Verbs

abbreviator
essentiality
essentials
essentialness
essentialism
essentialist
establisher
establishment
establishmentarian
establishmentarianism
estimator
estimation
estimableness

134 examine / ex•am•ine

evaluator
evaluation

eventer
eventfulness
evidence

138 exercise / ex•er•cise

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To Be Done

Adverbs

established

estimative
estimable

essentially

estimably

evaluative

eventful
evidenced
evidencing
evidences
exaggerate
exaggerated
exaggerating
exaggerates
examine
examined
examining
examines
example
exampled
exampling
examples

exaggerator
exaggeration

examinee
examiner

135 example / ex•am•ple

137 exclude / ex•clude

Adjectives
abbreviated
essential

establish
established
establishing
establishes
estimate
estimated
estimating
estimates
evaluate
evaluated
evaluating
evaluates

example

136 excerpt / ex•cerpt

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abbreviate

132 evidence / ev•i•dence

133 exaggerate / ex•ag•ger•ate

What the Assignment
Requires You To Do

excerpt
excerption
excerptor
excludability
excluder
exclusion

eventfully

exaggerative

exaggeratedly
exaggeratingly

examinable

excerptible

exclude
excluded
excluding
excludes
exercise
exercised
exercising
exercises

exercises
exerciser

24

excludable
exclusionary

exerciser
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Vocabulary Word

139 exhibit / ex•hib•it

140 explain / ex•plain

Nouns

Verbs

abbreviator
exhibits
exhibition
exhibiter
exhibitor
exhibitioner
exhibitionism
exhibitionist
explainer
explanation

144 fact / fact

145 factor / fac•tor

expositor
exposition
extraction
extractor

fact
facticity
factoid
factuality
factualness
factualism
factualist
factor
factors
factorability

exhibitively

explainable
explanative
explanatory

explanatorily

exploratory

expository
expositive
extractive

factual

factor
factored
factoring
factors
factorize
feature
featured
featuring
features

146 feature / fea•ture

148 figure • fig•ure

Adverbs

abbreviated
exhibitory
exhibitionistic
exhibitive

extract
extracted
extracting
extracts

feature

147 figurative / fig•u•ra•tive

Adjectives

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To Be Done

explain
explained
explaining
explains
explore
explored
exploring
explores
exposit

141 explore / ex•plore

143 extract / ex•tract

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Must Be Done

abbreviate
exhibit
exhibited
exhibiting
exhibits

explorer

142 expository / ex•pos•i•to•ry

What the Assignment
Requires You To Do

figurativeness
figure
figures
figurativeness

figures
figured
figuring

25

factually

factorable

featureless
featured

figurative
figurative

figuratively
figuratively
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Vocabulary Word

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Verbs

abbreviator
focus
focuser
focalization

abbreviate
focus
focused
focusing
focuses
focalize
focalized
focalizing
focalizes

149 focus / fo•cus

150 footer / foot•er

footer
footing
footings
foreshadower

153 format / for•mat
154 former / for•mer
155 formulate / for•mu•late

156 fragment / frag•ment

157 frame / frame

158 frequently / fre•quent•ly

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Adjectives

Adverbs

abbreviated
focusable
focused

footed

foreshadow
foreshadowed
foreshadowing
foreshadows
form
formed
forming
forms
format
formatted
formatting
formats

151 foreshadow / fore•shad•ow

152 form / form

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form
formation
formatives

former
formulation
formulator

formulate
formulated
formulating
formulates
fragmentize
fragmentized
fragmentizing
fragmentizes
frame
framed
framing
frames

fragment
fragmentation

frame
framer
framers

formatively

formational
formative

formatively

former

formats
formation

formable
fomational
formative

formerly

fragmental
fragmentary
fragmented

fragmentarily

frameable

frequent
freqentative

frequentation
frequenter
frequentness
frequency

26

frequently
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159 general / gen•er•al

160 genre / gen•re

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Nouns

Verbs

abbreviator
general
generalness
generalcy
generalization
generalist
generality
generalship
genre
graph

abbreviate
generalize
generalized
generalizing
generalizes

163 header / head•er
164 heading / head•ing

165 highlight / high•light

header
headers
heading
headings
highlight
highlighter

169 imitate / im•i•tate

Adverbs

abbreviated
general

generally

graphically

identifiable

identifiably

illustratable
illustrational
illustrative

illustratively

imitational
imitative

imitatively

heading
highlight
highlighted
highlighting
highlights
hypothesize
hypothesized
hypothesizing
hypothesizes
identify
identified
identifying
identifies
illustrate
illustrated
illustrating
illustrates
imitate
imitated
imitating
imitates
imply
implied
implying
implies

166 hypothesize / hy•poth•e•size

168 illustrate / il•lus•trate

Adjectives

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graphic
graphical

graphicness

hypothesizer

167 identify / i•den•ti•fy

Specific Details
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graph
graphed
graphing
graphs

161 graph / graph

162 graphic / graph•ic

What the Assignment
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identifiability
identifier

illustrator
illustration

imitator
imitation
imitativeness

170 imply / im•ply

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Vocabulary Word

171 inclined / in•clined

172 include / in•clude

173 incorporate / in•cor•po•rate

174 indicate / in•di•cate

175 indirect / in•di•rect

176 infer / in•fer

177 influence / in•flu•ence

178 inform / in•form

179 inquire / in•quire

180 instructions / in•struc•tions

181 integrate / in•te•grate
182 intent / in•tent
183 intention / in•ten•tion

Nouns

What the Assignment
Requires You To Do

Verbs

abbreviator
incliner
inclination

abbreviate
incline
inclined
inclining
inclines
include
included
including
includes
incorporate
incorporated
incorporating
incorporates
indicate
indicated
indicating
indicates

includedness
inclusion
inclusiveness
incorporation
incorporator

indicator
indication

indirectness
indirection
inferrer
inference

infer
inferred
inferring
infers
influence
influenced
influencing
influences
inform
informed
informing
informs
inquire
inquired
inquiring
inquires
instruct
instructed
instructing
instructs
integrate
integrated
integrating
integrates

influence
influencer

informant
information
infomatics
inquirer
inquiry

instructions
instructor
instruction
integrate
integration
integrationist
integrator
intent
intention
intentionality

Specific Details
About Things That
Must Be Done

How To Do What Has
To Be Done

Adjectives

Adverbs

abbreviated
inclinational
inclinable

includable
included
inclusionary
inclusive
incorporate
incorporable
incorporative

inclusively

indicatable
indicatory
indicative
indicational
indirect

indicatively

inferable
inferential

inferably
inferentially

influenceable

informational

informationally

inquiringly

instructional
instructive

instructively

integrated
integrating

intentional

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indirectly

intentionally
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184 interact / in•ter•act

185 intermittent / in•ter•mit•tent

186 interpret / in•ter•pret

What You Are Reading

Nouns

Verbs

abbreviator
interactant
interaction
interactionism
interactive
interactivity
intermittence
intermitter

Specific Details
About Things That
Must Be Done

Adjectives

intermittent

intermittently
intermittingly

interpretable
interpretational
interpretive
interpretative
introductory

interpretably
interpretatively

investigate
investigated
investigating
investigates
involve
involved
involving
involves

interpretability
interpretation
interpreter

interactively

investigative
investigatory

192 irony / i•ro•ny
193 irrelevant / ir•rel•e•vant

194 isolate / i•so•late

195 italics / i•tal•ics

196 judge / judge

introductorily

introduction
introductions

189 invariably / in•var•i•a•bly

191 involve / in•volve

Adverbs

abbreviated
interactional

intermit
intermitted
intermitting
intermits
interpret
interpreted
interpreting
interprets
introduce
introduced
introducing
introduces

187 introduce / in•tro•duce

190 investigate / in•ves•ti•gate

How To Do What Has
To Be Done

abbreviate
interact
interacted
interacting
interacts

introductoriness

188 introduction / in•tro•duc•tion

What the Assignment
Requires You To Do

invariably
investigation
investigator

involvement
involver

isolate
isolated
isolating
isolates

Italic
Italicism
italicization

italicize
italicized
italicizing
italicizes
judge
judged
judging
judges

judge
judger
judgment
judgement
judgeship

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involvedly

irrelevant

irony
irrelevance
irrelevancy
isolator
isolation
isolationism
isolationist

involved
involving

irrelevantly

isolable
islatable
isolated
isolating
isolative
italic
italicized

judgemental

judgementally
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Vocabulary Word

Nouns

Verbs

abbreviator
key

abbreviate
key
keyed
keying
keys
label
labeled
labeling
labels

197 key / key

198 label / la•bel

What the Assignment
Requires You To Do

label
labeler

likelihood

201 literal / lit•er•al

202 locate / lo•cate

203 logical / log•i•cal
204 main / main
205 margin / mar•gin

206 mean / mean

207 measure / meas•ure

208 metaphor / met•a•phor
209 method / meth•od

How To Do What Has
To Be Done

Adjectives

Adverbs

abbreviated
keyed

list
lists
listing

list
listed
listing
lists

literalness
literalism
literalist
location
locator

locate
located
locating
locates

logician
logistics

likely
likelier
likeliest
listed

likely

literal

199 likely / like•ly

200 list / list

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Must Be Done

literally

locational
locative
locatable

margin
margined
margining
margins
mean
meant
meaning
means
measure
measured
measuring
measures

mean
meanness
means
measure
measures
measurer
measurability
measurableness
measurelessness
measurement
metaphor
method
methodicalness

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logically
logistically

mean
meaner
meanest

meanly

measurable
measureless

measurably
measurelessly

metaphoric
metaphorical
methodic
methodical

main
margin
marginality

logical
logistic
logistical
main
marginal
marginable

metaphorically

mainly
marginally

methodically
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Vocabulary Word

210 model / mod•el

211 modify / mod•i•fy

212 monitor / mon•i•tor

Nouns

Verbs

abbreviator
model
models
modeler

abbreviate
model
modeled
modeling
models
modify
modified
modifying
modifies
monitor
monitored
monitoring
monitors
motivate
motivated
motivating
motivates

modifiability
modifiableness
modifier
monitor
monitorship
monitories

213 motivation / mo•ti•va•tion

214 narrative / nar•ra•tive

215 narrator / nar•ra•tor

What the Assignment
Requires You To Do

narrative
narration
narrator
narrators

narrate
narrated
narrating
narrates

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Must Be Done

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To Be Done

Adjectives

Adverbs

abbreviated
modeled
modeling
model's
modifiable

monitorial
monitory

monitorially

motivative
motivational
motivated

motivationally

narrative
narrational
narratable

narratively

216 never / never
217 notation / no•ta•tion

218 note / note

219 notice / no•tice

220 objective / ob•jec•tive

221 observe / ob•serve

never
notation
notations

notate
notated
notating
notates
note
noted
noting
notes
notice
noticed
noticing
notices
objectivize

note
noter
notedness
notice
notices

objective
objectiveness
objectivism
objectivist
objectivity
observer
observation
observations
observance
observability

observe
observed
observing
observes

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noteless
noted

notedly

objective

objectively

observational
observant
observable

observationally
observantly
observably
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Vocabulary Word

Nouns

Verbs

abbreviator
occurrence

abbreviate
occur
occurred
occurring
occurs

222 occur / oc•cur

223 opinion / o•pin•ion

224 oppose / op•pose

What the Assignment
Requires You To Do

opinion
opinionatedness
opposer
opposability

oppose
opposed
opposing
opposes

order
orders
orderly
orderliness
orderer
organizer

order
ordered
ordering
orders

pace
pacer

231 paraphrase / par•a•phrase
participation
participator
232 participation / par•tic•i•pa•tion
participant
233 passage / pas•sage

Adverbs

opinionatedly

opposing
opposable

opposably

optional
ordered
orderly

optionally

passage

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organizable
organized
organizing

outline
outlined
outlining
outlines
pace
paced
pacing
paces
paraphrase
paraphrased
paraphrasing
paraphrases
participate
participated
participating
participates

origin
origins
originality
origination
originator
outline

229 outline / out•line

230 pace / pace

Adjectives
abbreviated
occurrent

organize
organized
organizing
organizes
originate
originated
originating
originates

227 organize / or•gan•ize

228 origins • or•i•gins

How To Do What Has
To Be Done

opinionated

225 optional / op•tion•al

226 order / or•der

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Must Be Done

outlined
outlining

original
originative

paraphrastic

participative
participatory
participating

originally
originatively
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234 pattern / pat•tern

235 perform / per•form
236 perspective / per•spec•tive
237 persuade / per•suade

238 place / place

239 plagiarism / pla•gia•rism

What You Are Reading

Nouns

Verbs

abbreviator
pattern
patterning

abbreviate
pattern
patterned
patterning
patterns
perform
performed
performing
performs

performer
performance
performatives
perspective
persuader
persuasion
persuasiveness
persuadability
place
places

persuade
persuaded
persuading
persuades
place
placed
placing
places
plagiarize
plagiarized
plagiarizing
plan
planned
planning
plans

plagiarism
plagiarist
plagiarizer
plan

240 plan / plan

241 plausible / plau•si•ble

242 plot / plot

245 portray / por•tray
246 possible / pos•si•ble

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To Be Done

Adjectives

Adverbs

abbreviated
patterned

performable
performative

performatively

perspective
persuasible
persuasive
persuadable

perspectively
persuasively

placeable

plagiaristic

plot
plotted
plotting
plots
point
pointed
pointing
points

possibility
preclusion

portrayable

preclude
precluded
precluding
precludes

247 preclude / pre•clude

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plausibly

plotless

portray
portrayed
portraying
portrays

point of view
portrayer
portrayal

plagiaristically

planned

plausible

plausibility
plausibleness
plot
plots
plotline
plotter
point

243 point / point
244 point of view

What the Assignment
Requires You To Do

possible
preclusive

possibly
preclusively
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Vocabulary Word

248 predict / pre•dict

249 prefix / pre•fix

250 prepare / pre•pare

251 presume / pre•sume

Nouns

Verbs

abbreviator
predictor
predictability
predictableness
prediction
predictiveness
prefix
prefixation
prefixion
preparer
preparation
preparatives
preparedness
presumer
presumption

abbreviate
predict
predicted
predicting
predicts

256 probably / prob•a•bly
257 procedure / pro•ce•dure

258 process / proc•ess

259 produce / pro•duce

Adverbs

process
processed
processing
processes
produce
produced
producing
produces
profile
profiled
profiling
profiles
project
projected
projecting
projects

produce
producibility

260 profile / pro•file
project
projection

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abbreviated
predictable
predictive

predictably
predictively

prefixally

preparative
preparatory
prepared

preparatively
preparatorily
preparedly

presumable
presumptive

presumably
presumingly
presumedly
presumptively

previously
primarily

probable
procedural

previousness
primary
prior
priors
priority
priorate
probability
procedure
proceduralist
process
processor

profiler

261 project / proj•ect

Adjectives

How To Do What Has
To Be Done

previous
primary
prior

prepare
prepared
preparing
prepares
presume
presumed
presuming
presumes
preview
previewed
previewing
previews

252 preview / pre•view

255 prior / pri•or

Specific Details
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prefixal

preview

253 previous / pre•vi•ous
254 primary / pri•mar•y

What the Assignment
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probably
procedurally

producible

projected
projectional
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Vocabulary Word

Nouns

What the Assignment
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Verbs
abbreviate
prompt
prompted
prompting
prompts

proofreader

262 prompt / prompt

abbreviator
promptness
prompter
promptitude

265 propose / pro•pose
266 prose / prose

269 quotation / quo•ta•tion
270 quote / quote

271 rank / rank

property
properties
proposer
proposal

propose
proposed
proposing
proposes
prove
proved
proving
proves
proven
purposed
purposing
purposes

prose
provability

purpose
purposefulness
purposiveness
quotation
quote
quoter

proposable

provable
proven

provably
provenly

purposeful
purposeless
purposive
quotational
quotable

purposefully
purposely
purposively

quote
quoted
quoting
quotes
rank
ranked
ranking
ranks

rank
ranker

rareness
272 rare / rare
273 rarely / rare•ly
274

reaction / re•ac•tion

275 recall / re•call

Adverbs
promptly

proofread (past)
proofreading
proofreads

267 prove / prove

268 purpose / pur•pose

Adjectives
abbreviated
prompt

How To Do What Has
To Be Done

proofread (present)

263 proofread / proof•read

264 property / prop•er•ty

Specific Details
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rarity
reaction
reactionist
reactionism
recall
recalls
recaller
recallability

rarify
reactivate

recall
recalled
recalling
recalls

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rank
ranker
rankest
ranking
rare
rarer
rarest
raring
reactionary
reactional
recallable

quotationally
quotability

rarely
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276 reduce / re•duce

277 refer / re•fer

278 reflect / re•flect

279 regular / reg•u•lar

280 relate / re•late

281 relationship / re•la•tion•ship
282 relevant / rel•e•vant

What You Are Reading

Nouns

What the Assignment
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Verbs

abbreviator
reducer
reducibility

abbreviate
reduce
reduced
reducing
reduces
refer
referred
referring
refers
reflect
reflected
reflecting
reflects
regularize
regularized
regularizing
regularizes
relate
related
relating
relates

referrer
reference

reflectance
reflection
reflectiveness
reflectivity
regularity
regularization
regularizer
relator
relatedness
relation
relative
relativeness
relationship
relevance

Specific Details
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Must Be Done

Adjectives
abbreviated
reducible

How To Do What Has
To Be Done

Adverbs
reducibly

referable

reflectional
reflective

reflectively

regular

regularly

relatable
related
relational
relative

relatedly
relationally
relatively

relevant

relevantly

reportable
reportorial

reportedly
reportorially

representability
representer

rephrase
rephrased
rephrasing
rephrases
report
reported
reporting
reports
represent
represented

representable
representational

representationally

representation

representing

representationalistic

283 rephrase / re•phrase

284 report / re•port

285 represent / rep•re•sent

report
reportage
reporter

representationism
representationalism
representationalist
representative/rep•re•sen•ta•ti representative
286
ve
representativeness
requester

represents

representatively
request
requested
requesting
requests

287 request / re•quest

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Vocabulary Word

288 require / re•quire

289 requisite / req•ui•site

290 respond / re•spond

291 responsible / re•spon•si•ble

Nouns

Verbs

abbreviator
requirer
requirement

abbreviate
require
required
requiring
requires

requisiteness
requisition
respondence
respondent

294 reveal / re•veal

295 review / re•view

296 revise / re•vise

297 root / root

298 rule / rule

299 scan / scan

Specific Details
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Must Be Done

How To Do What Has
To Be Done

Adjectives

Adverbs

abbreviated
requirable
required

requisite
requisitionary

requisitely

responsible

responsibly

respond
responded
responding
responds

responsibleness
responsibility
restate
restated
restating
restates
result
resulted
resulting
results
reveal
revealed
revealing
reveals
review
reviewed
reviewing
reviews
revise
revised
revising
revises
root
rooted
rooting
roots

292 restate / re•state

293 results / re•sults

What the Assignment
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results
result

reveal
revealer

review
reviewer

reviser
revision
revisionism
root
rooter
rootage
rootedness
roothold
rule
ruler
ruling

rule
ruled
ruling
rules
scan
scanned
scanning
scans

scan
scanner

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resultant
resulting

revealing

reviewable

revisable
revisionary
revisionist
rooted

rulable
ruling

scannable

revealingly
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Vocabulary Word

300 score / score

301 sequence / se•quence
302 series / se•ries
303 set / set
304 setting / set•ting

305 show / show

306 signal / sig•nal

307 significance / sig•nif•i•cance
308 simile / sim•i•le

Nouns

Verbs

abbreviator
score
scorer

series
set
setting
show
showing
showiness

signal
signals
signaler
significance
significativeness
signification
simile
skims

Adverbs

setting

skim
skimmed
skimming
skims
solve
solved
solving
solved
source
sourced
sourcing
sources

source
source / source

314 speculate / spec•u•late

Adjectives
abbreviated
scoreless

showable
showy

spatiality
specifics
specificity
specification
speculation
speculativeness
speculator

showily

signally

significant
significative

310 solve / solve

313 specific / spe•cif•ic

How To Do What Has
To Be Done

set
sets
setting
show
shown
showed
showing
shows
signal
signaled
signaling
signals

sequence
sequencer

solution

312 spatial / spa•tial

Specific Details
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abbreviate
score
scored
scoring
scores
sequence
sequenced
sequencing
sequences

309 skim / skim

311

What the Assignment
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significantly
significatively

skim
skimming

spatial
specific
specifiable
speculate
speculated
speculating
speculates

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spatially
specifically

speculative

speculatively
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315 stance / stance
316 standard / stan•dard

317 state / state
318 statement / state•ment
319 strategy / strat•e•gy

320 structure / struc•ture

321 study / stud•y

322 style / style

323 subject / sub•ject

324 subjective / sub•jec•tive
325 subsequent / sub•se•quent
326 substitute / sub•sti•tute
327 succinct / suc•cinct

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Nouns

What the Assignment
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Verbs

abbreviator
stance
standard
standards
standardizer

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Adjectives

Adverbs

abbreviate
standardize
standardized
standardizing
standardizes
state
stated
stating
states

study
studiousness

style
styler
stylishness
stylist
stylistics
subject
subjection

stately

strategic

strategically

structured

structurally

studious

studiously

stylish
stylistic

stylishly
stylistically

subjectively
subjectivistically

subsequent
substitutional
substitutive

subsequently
substitutionally
substitutively

succinct

structure
structuralism
structuralist

stated
stateless

subjective
subjectivistic

statement
strategy
strategics
strategist

standard

strategize
strategized
strategizing
strategizes
structure
structured
structuring
structures
structuralize
study
studied
studying
studies
style
styled
styling
styles

state
stateliness

abbreviated

succinctly

subject
subjected
subjecting
subjects

subjectiveness
subjectivism
subjectivist
subjectivity
subsequence
substitute
substituter
substitution
substitutiveness
succinctness

substitute
substituted
substituting
substitutes

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Vocabulary Word

328 suggest / sug•gest

Nouns

Verbs

abbreviator
suggester
suggestiblity
suggestibleness
suggestion
suggestiveness
sum

abbreviate
suggest
suggested
suggesting
suggests
sum
summed
summing
sums
summarize
summarized
summarizing
summarizes

329 sum / sum

330 summarize / sum•ma•rize

331 summary / sum•ma•ry

332 support / sup•port

333 survey / sur•vey

334 symbolize / sym•bol•ize

335 synonym / syn•o•nym

336 synthesize / syn•the•size

337 table / ta•ble
338 technique / tech•nique

What the Assignment
Requires You To Do

summarist
summarization
summarizer

summary
summariness
supports
supportability
supporter
supportiveness
surveys
surveyor

Specific Details
About Things That
Must Be Done

Adjectives
abbreviated
suggestive
suggestible
suggestive

How To Do What Has
To Be Done

Adverbs
suggestibly
suggestively

summarizable

support
supported
supporting
supports
survey
surveyed
surveying
surveys
symbolize
symbolized
symbolizing
symbolizes

table
tableful

technique

40

symbolic
symbolistic
symbological

symbolically
symbolistically

synomize
synomized
synomizing
synomizes
synthesize
synthesized
synthesizing
synthesizes
table
tabled
tabling
tables

symbolization
symbolism
symbolist
symbolic
symbology
symbologist
synonym
synonymity
synonymousness
synonymy
synthesization
synthesizer

supportable
supporting
supportive

supportably
supportively

synonymic
synonymous

synonymously

surveyable
Academic Vocabulary List
List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use.
The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf
Frequently Used Words Found in
Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks,
Assignments, Content Area Standards, and
Examinations)

No.

What You Are Reading

Vocabulary Word

Nouns

Verbs

abbreviator
term

abbreviate
term
termed
terming
terms
test
tested
testing
tests
theme
themed
theming
themes

339 term / term

340 test / test

test
testability
tester
theme

345 topic / top•ic

346 trace / trace

347 trait / trait

350 typically / typ•i•cal•ly
351 unique / u•nique
352 utilize / u•til•ize

353 valid / val•id
354 variation / var•i•a•tion

Adjectives
abbreviated
termless

How To Do What Has
To Be Done

Adverbs
termly

testable

typicality
typicalness
uniqueness
utilization
utilizer

thematically

topically

traceable
traceless

traceably
tracelessly

transition
transitioned
transitioning
transitions
translate
translated
translating
translates

translatability
translation
translator

thematic

trace
traced
tracing
traces

thesis
timeline
tone
topic
topicality
trace
traces
traceability
traceableness
tracer
trait
transition

348 transition / tran•si•tion

349 translate / trans•late

Specific Details
About Things That
Must Be Done

topical

341 theme / theme
342 thesis / the•sis
343 timeline / time•line
344 tone / tone

What the Assignment
Requires You To Do

transitional
transitionary

transitionally

translatable
translational
translatorial
typical

41

uniquely

validly

variational

validity
validness
variation
variate

unique
utilizable

valid

utilize
utilized
utilizing
utilizes

typically

variationally
Academic Vocabulary List
List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use.
The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf
Frequently Used Words Found in
Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks,
Assignments, Content Area Standards, and
Examinations)

No.

Vocabulary Word

What You Are Reading

Nouns

Verbs

abbreviator

357 viewpoint / view•point

358 voice / voice

Specific Details
About Things That
Must Be Done

Adjectives

How To Do What Has
To Be Done

Adverbs

abbreviate
vary
varied
varying
varies
verify
verified
verifying
verifies

verifiability
verifier
verification
verificationism
viewpoint
voice
voicedness
voicefulness
voicelessness
voicer

42

abbreviated
varying

varyingly

verifiable
verificative

verifiably

voice
voiced
voicing
voices

355 vary / var•y

356 verify / ver•i•fy

What the Assignment
Requires You To Do

voiced
voiceful
voiceless

voicelessly

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Academic Vocabulary List 1

  • 1. Academic Vocabulary List by Jim Burke © Jim Burke: Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. Academic Vocabulary List [CATEGORIZED] The Academic Vocabulary List has been categorized by parts of speech; or in other words, into grammatical categories or word groups. by Rick Smith © Rick Smith: Visit www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Teachers may copy for classroom use.
  • 2. Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS ............................................................................................................................. 2 PREFACE ..................................................................................................................................................... 3 ACADEMIC VOCABULARY LIST .......................................................................................................... 4 WORD LIST .................................................................................................................................................. 4 SUFFIXES [FORMING PARTS OF SPEECH] ........................................................................................ 6 COMMON PREFIXES AND MEANINGS................................................................................................ 9 COMMON SUFFIXES AND MEANINGS .............................................................................................. 11 ACADEMIC VOCABULARY LIST ........................................................................................................ 13 COMPLETE WORD LIST WITH PARTS OF SPEECH [ NOUNS, VERBS, ADJECTIVES, ADVERBS ].................. 13 2
  • 3. Preface What is the Vocabulary List? The following quotation comes from Jim Burke’s home page. “A thorough survey of various textbooks, assignments, content area standards, and examinations yields the following list of words. You cannot expect to succeed on assignments if you do not understand the directions. The words fall into several categories, which are not identified on this sheet: nouns (e.g., What you read or create); verbs (e.g., What the assignment asks you to do); adjectives (e.g., specific details about what you must do); and adverbs, which provide very important information about how to do the assignment.” The Academic Vocabulary List can be obtained from: www.englishcompanion.com Upon arriving at Mr. Burke’s home page, scroll down and click on: NEW: Academic Vocabulary 2.0 (Expanded) I have taken Jim’s Academic Vocabulary List (pages 3-4) and categorized the words into parts of speech (pages 5-34). In some cases, I’ve expanded the root to show word usage in different forms. The purpose of compiling this list is to make it so the teacher will be able to take all the words in the Academic Vocabulary List and put them in a format that will make it easier to integrate them into a usable vocabulary program, or just to use in daily lessons. This format puts all the words’ parts of speech at your fingertips. I hope this helps you as you help students! Good luck! Rick Smith 3
  • 4. Academic Vocabulary A thorough survey of various textbooks, assignments, content area standards, and examinations yields the following list of words. You cannot expect to succeed on assignments if you do not understand the directions. The words fall into several categories, which are not identified on this sheet: nouns (e.g., What you read or create); verbs (e.g., What the assignment asks you to do); adjectives (e.g., specific details about what you must do); and adverbs, which provide very important information about how to do the assignment. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. abbreviate abstract according acronym address affect alter always analogy analysis analyze annotate anticipate application apply approach appropriate approximate argue argument arrange articulate aspects assemble assert assess associate assume assumption audience authentic background body brainstorm brief calculate caption category cause character characteristic characterize 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. chart chronology citation cite claim clarify class clue code coherent common compare compile complement complete compose composition conceive concise conclude conclusion concrete conditions conduct confirm consequence consider consist consistent consistently constant constitutes consult contend context continuum contradict control convert convey copy correlate 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. 116. 117. 118. 119. 120. 121. 122. 123. 124. 125. 126. correspond credible credit criteria critique crucial cumulative debate deduce defend define demand demonstrate depict derive describe detail detect determine develop devise diction differentiate dimension diminish direct discipline discover discriminate discuss distinguish domain draft draw edit effect elements emphasize employ equal equivalent essay 127. 128. 129. 130. 131. 132. 133. 134. 135. 136. 137. 138. 139. 140. 141. 142. 143. 144. 145. 146. 147. 148. 149. 150. 151. 152. 153. 154. 155. 156. 157. 158. 159. 160. 161. 162. 163. 164. 165. 166. 167. 168. essential establish estimate evaluate event evidence exaggerate examine example excerpt exclude exercise exhibit explain explore expository extract fact factor feature figurative figure focus footer foreshadow form format former formulate fragment frame frequently general genre graph graphic header heading highlight hypothesize identify illustrate © Jim Burke Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. 4
  • 5. 169. 170. 171. 172. 173. 174. 175. 176. 177. 178. 179. 180. 181. 182. 183. 184. 185. 186. 187. 188. 189. 190. 191. 192. 193. 194. 195. 196. 197. 198. 199. 200. 201. 202. 203. 204. 205. 206. 207. 208. 209. 210. 211. 212. 213. 214. 215. 216. 217. 218. imitate imply inclined include incorporate indicate indirect infer influence inform inquire instructions integrate intent intention interact intermittent interpret introduce introduction invariably investigate involve irony irrelevant isolate italics judge key label likely list literal locate logical main margin mean measure metaphor method model modify monitor motivation narrative narrator never notation note 219. 220. 221. 222. 223. 224. 225. 226. 227. 228. 229. 230. 231. 232. 233. 234. 235. 236. 237. 238. 239. 240. 241. 242. 243. 244. 245. 246. 247. 248. 249. 250. 251. 252. 253. 254. 255. 256. 257. 258. 259. 260. 261. 262. 263. 264. 265. 266. 267. 268. notice objective observe occur opinion oppose optional order organize origins outline pace paraphrase participation passage pattern perform perspective persuade place plagiarism plan plausible plot point point of view portray possible preclude predict prefix prepare presume preview previous primary prior probably procedure process produce profile project prompt proofread property propose prose prove purpose 269. 270. 271. 272. 273. 274. 275. 276. 277. 278. 279. 280. 281. 282. 283. 284. 285. 286. 287. 288. 289. 290. 291. 292. 293. 294. 295. 296. 297. 298. 299. 300. 301. 302. 303. 304. 305. 306. 307. 308. 309. 310. 311. 312. 313. 314. 315. 316. 317. 318. quotation quote rank rare rarely reaction recall reduce refer reflect regular relate relationship relevant rephrase report represent representative request require requisite respond responsible restate results reveal review revise root rule scan score sequence series set setting show signal significance simile skim solve source spatial specific speculate stance standard state statement 319. 320. 321. 322. 323. 324. 325. 326. 327. 328. 329. 330. 331. 332. 333. 334. 335. 336. 337. 338. 339. 340. 341. 342. 343. 344. 345. 346. 347. 348. 349. 350. 351. 352. 353. 354. 355. 356. 357. 358. strategy structure study style subject subjective subsequent substitute succinct suggest sum summarize summary support survey symbolize synonym synthesize table technique term test theme thesis timeline tone topic trace trait transition translate typically unique utilize valid variation vary verify viewpoint voice © Jim Burke Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. 5
  • 6. SUFFIXES [Forming Parts of Speech] When you are reading, you will come across unfamiliar words. It is often possible to guess their meanings if you understand the way words in English are generally formed. An English word can be divided into three parts: a prefix, a [root / base word], and a SUFFIX. Pre- means 'before. A prefix, therefore, is what comes before the [root / base word]. A SUFFIX is attached to the end of the [root / base word]. Many times, a word can be defined when it is known what the prefix and the SUFFIX mean. Prefixes usually change the meaning of the word. However, a SUFFIX can change the meaning of the word; it can also form the part of speech. Below are groups of SUFFIXES (Multiple SUFFIXES) that are all used in the Academic Vocabulary List. They are listed under the parts of speech they form. The bolded SUFFIXES are usually seen more often. Noun Suffixes Adjective Suffixes Verb Suffixes Adverb Suffixes -ability -ableness -acy -age -al -alism -ality -alness -ance -ancer -ancing -ancy -ant -ants -ar -ariness -ate -atedness -ateness -ation -ationalism -ationism -ationist -ativeness -ator -cy -ed -edness -ee -egy -ence -encer -ency -ent -er -erateness -erer -es -able -ac -al -alent -ancy -ant -ard -ary -ate -ational -ative -atory -ed -ent -er -est -ful -iable -ial -ible -ic -ical -icized -ied -ier -iest -ily -ing -ion -ional -ionalistic -ionary -ionist -ionless -ious -ish -ist -istic -ate -ated -ates -ating -aw -awn -aws -ed -es -ew -fied -fies -fy -fying -iate -iated -iates -iating -ic -ing -ion -ioned -ioning -ions -it -ivate -ize -ized -izes -izing -or -ored -oring -orize -ors -ow -owed -own -ly -ably -ably -ally -antly -arily -edly -entally -entally -entarily -ently -erly -fully -ially -iately -ibly -ibly -ically -ically -ically -ily -ing -ingly -ingly -ionally -ionally -iously -ishly -ive -ively -ively -lessly -ously -s -ually 6
  • 7. Noun Suffixes Adjective Suffixes Verb Suffixes Adverb Suffixes -ability -ful -gist -gy -hood -ia -ialism -iality -ialness -ialist -ian -iation -iator -ibiltiy -ic -icalness -icism -icity -ics -ier -ility -iness -ing -ion -ionary -ioner -ionism -ionist -ism -ison -ist -istic -ity -ive -iveness -ivism -ivist -ivity -ization -izer -lessness -ly -ment -mentarity -ness -ogy -oid -ol -ology -or -oriness -able -ite -itory -ive -less -ly -ment -mental -ness -orial -ory -ous -s -'s -ual -y -ate -ows -s -ure -ured -ures -uring -yze -ly 7
  • 8. Noun Suffixes Adjective Suffixes Verb Suffixes Adverb Suffixes -ability -ory -place -placeness -ry -s -ship -sis -son -ude -ure -y -able -ate -ly 8
  • 9. 2002135(),;(6 Prefix Meaning(s) aababsadafagambiamphiananaantanteantiapoatautobebicatacircumcocomconcontracorcounterdedecdidiadisduodyseecectoefemenendoepiequiexextraheterohemihexhexahomeohomohyperhypo- without, away, from, not, of, completely without, away, from without, from, away to, toward, addition, increase to to both around, both not, in the process of, in a particular state back(ward) against, opposite, opposing before, preceding against, before, opposite, opposed to away from to self all over, all around, completely, having, covered with, cause to be two down around together with with, jointly, completely altogether, together with against, opposed to together opposition, opposite direction down, from, reduce, reverse, away, completely, removal ten apart, through, across, removal through, across apart, not, opposite, negation, removal two bad away, out away, out outside upward, completely in, out, on, into in, out, on, into inside on equal away, out, over, upward, completely, previous beyond, outside different, other half, partly six six same same above, over, super, beyond, more than normal under 9
  • 10. Prefix Meaning(s) ilimininfrainterintra irisomacromalmegamesometamicrominimismonomultinonoboctofomniopoutoverpanpantparapentaperperipolypostpreprimeproquadreredretrosesedsemisubsupersuprasymsyntratranstriultraununderuni- not, without in, not, without, inside in, into, not, without, towards, inside below between, among within, inside not equal large, great, long bad, wrong large, great middle beyond very small small bad, wrong one many not connected with, absent towards, blocking, against, concealing eight against, blocking all against surpassing, exceeding, external, away from too much, over, outer all, overall all, overall beside five through, completely done around, about many after before first before, in advance, forward, for, forth, favoring four back, again, down back backward apart apart half, partly under, lower, nearly, approximately over, above above together, in union together, in union across, beyond, different state across, beyond, different state three beyond, extreme not, reverse too little, below, lower one 10
  • 11. 2002168)),;(6 Suffix Meaning(s) -able able to be, capable of -ac pertaining to -acy pertaining to -age act or condition -al having, pertaining to, relating to, like, suitable for -an person who -ance state of being -ant one who does, that which -ar having the quality of, relating to -arium a place where, repository -ary place where -ate being, one who, to cause to, to make -ation the act of -ble capable of being -cle little -dom domain, condition -ed having the quality of -ee person who is -en to make, made of -ence quality of, state of being, an act of -ent one who does, that which -er a thing/one which is or does -esc become, change -fic causing or producing -ful characterized by -fy to make -hood state or condition -ia area, land, state, medical condition -ial pertaining to -ian pertaining to -ible able to be, capable of being -ic of, characteristic of, pertaining to -ical like or suitable for -ice condition or quality -id state or condition -ify to make -ile relating to -ine of or relating to -ing activity, action, process -ion act of, state of being, the process of -ise to make -ish like, the quality of -ism condition/state/quality of, belief/practice -ist a person who -ite mineral, rock -itis inflammation 11
  • 12. Suffix Meaning(s) -ity state of, the quality of -ive the quality of, state of being, the result of, relating to -ize to make -le little -less without -ly in the manner of, like -ment state of being, action -ness condition of, state of -oid resembling -ole little -oma tumor, growth -or a thing which is or does, that which does an action, a person who -ory pertaining to, a place for -ous like, full of, abounding in -ry state of -s one that is related to -sc / -esc become, change -ship condition, state -sis name of action or its result -some tending to -tude condition -tion the act of -ty state or condition -um no defined meaning, but modifies the root word -ure that which pertains to -ward direction or course -y full of -yst a person who 12
  • 13. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. 1 What You Are Reading Vocabulary Word abbreviate / ab•bre•vi•ate 2 abstract / ab•stract 3 acronym / ac•ro•nym Nouns Verbs abbreviator abbreviation abbr. or abbrev. abstract abstractionist abstraction abstractedness accordance 5 address / ad•dress 6 affect / af•fect 7 analogy / a•nal•o•gy Adjectives Adverbs abbreviated abstract abstractionist abstraction abstractedness according accordant accord acronym address addresses addressability addressee affect affecter affectation affectedness alterability address addressed addresses addressing affect affected alter alters altered altering accordantly accordingly alterable always analogist analogize analogousness analogistic analogously analogous analysis 10 analysis / a•nal•y•sis abstractly acronymic acronymous addressable always / al•ways 9 How To Do What Has To Be Done abstract alter / al•ter 8 Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done abbreviate according / ac•cord•ing 4 What the Assignment Requires You To Do analytic analyst analytic analytically analytical analytics analyze analyzingly analyzed 11 analyze / an•a•lyze analyzing analyzes annotator 12 annotate / an•no•tate annotate annotation annotated annotating annotates 13 annotative
  • 14. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. What You Are Reading Vocabulary Word What the Assignment Requires You To Do Nouns Verbs abbreviator anticipation Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done How To Do What Has To Be Done Adjectives Adverbs abbreviate anticipated anticipating 14 application / ap•pli•ca•tion anticipative anticipates anticipatory apply 13 anticipate / an•tic•i•pate abbreviated anticipant applicable anticipatively application applicant applicability applicably applied 15 apply / ap•ply applying applies approach approaches approached approachability approaching approachableness approaches appropriated 16 approach / ap•proach approach appropriate approachable appropriate appropriating 17 appropriate / ap•pro•pri•ate appropriative appropriates appropriately appropriable appropriateness appropriator appropriation appropriationism appropriationist approximateness 18 approximate / ap•prox•i•mate approximate approximate approximation approximated approximative approximative approximating approximates argue argued arguing argues 19 argue / ar•gue argufy argufied argufying argufies 14 arguable arguably
  • 15. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. What You Are Reading Vocabulary Word What the Assignment Requires You To Do Nouns Verbs abbreviator argument Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done How To Do What Has To Be Done Adjectives Adverbs abbreviated argumentative arranger 20 argument / ar•gu•ment abbreviate arrange arrangeable arrangee arranged arranged arrangement arranging argumentatively argumentation argumentativeness 21 arrange / ar•range arranges articulacy 23 aspects / as•pects articulate articulateness articulated articulated articulation articulating articulative articulator 22 articulate / ar•tic•u•late articulate articulates articulatory aspect aspects assembler 24 assemble / as•sem•ble articulately assemble assembly assembled assembling assembles assertion 25 assert / as•sert assert assertiveness assertive asserted asserting asserts assessment 26 assess / as•sess assess assessor assessable assessed assessing assesses associate associate associates associated associated associateship 27 associate / as•so•ci•ate associate associating associates associator associates associable associability associationistic associationism associative associationist 15 assertively
  • 16. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. Vocabulary Word What You Are Reading Nouns What the Assignment Requires You To Do Verbs abbreviator assumer Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done How To Do What Has To Be Done Adjectives Adverbs abbreviate assume assumedly assumed 28 assume / as•sume abbreviated assumed assuming assumingly authentic autthentically assuming assumes 29 assumption / as•sump•tion 30 audience / au•di•ence 31 authentic / au•then•tic 32 background / back•ground assumption audience authentication authenticator authenticity authenicate authenticated authenticating authenticates background backgrounder body background body bodied bodying bodies 34 brainstorm / brain•storm 35 brief / brief 36 calculate / cal•cu•late 37 caption / cap•tion 38 category / cat•e•go•ry 39 cause / cause 40 character / char•ac•ter 41 characteristic / char•ac•ter•is•tic category categorization categoricalness cause causability causer characterlessness brief briefer briefest briefly calculate calculated calculating calculates caption captioned captioning captions categorize categorized categorizing categorizes cause brainstorm brainstormer brainstorming brief briefs briefing briefer briefness calculability calculatedness calculation calculator caption bodily brief briefed briefing briefs 33 body / bod•y bodily calculable calculational calculative calculatedly captions categorizable categorical categoric causable causeless characterful characterless characteristic categorically characterlessly characteristically 16
  • 17. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. What You Are Reading Vocabulary Word 42 characterize / char•ac•ter•ize Nouns Verbs abbreviator characterizer characterization abbreviate characterize characterized characterizing characterizes chart charted charting charts chart 43 chart / chart 44 chronology / chro•nol•o•gy 45 citation / ci•ta•tion chronology chronologist citation 48 clarify / clar•i•fy cite cited cites claim claimed claiming claims clarify clarified clarifying clarifies classed classing classes claim claimer claimant clarifier clarification class 51 code / code 52 coherent / co•her•ent 53 common / com•mon 54 compare / com•pare How To Do What Has To Be Done Adjectives Adverbs abbreviated characterizable chartable chronologically citational citatory 49 class / class 50 clue / clue Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done chronological 46 cite / cite 47 claim / claim What the Assignment Requires You To Do clue code coder code coded coding codes cohere cohered cohering coheres coherency coherence claimable clueless coded compare compared comparing compares 17 coherently common commonest commonplace common commons commoner commonage commonality commonplaceness comparison comparer comparator comparativeness coherent commonly comparative compartively
  • 18. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. Vocabulary Word 55 compile / com•pile 56 complement / com•ple•ment 57 complete / com•plete 58 compose / com•pose What You Are Reading Nouns What the Assignment Requires You To Do Verbs abbreviator compiler compilation abbreviate compile compiled compiling compiles complement complemented complementing complements complete completed completing completes compose composed composing composes complement complementarity complementariness complementizer completeness completer completion 61 concise / con•cise 64 concrete / con•crete 65 conditions / con•di•tions 66 conduct / con•duct Adjectives Adverbs abbreviated compiled complemental complementary complementally complementarily complete completive completely composed composedly compositionally conceivably concise concisely conclusive conceiver conceivable conceivability conceivableness conciseness concision concluder conclusively concrete concretionary concretely conditionable conditional conditioned conductible conductive conductorial conditionally conceive conceived conceiving conceives conclude concluded concluding concludes 62 conclude / con•clude 63 conclusion / con•clu•sion How To Do What Has To Be Done compositional composedness composer 59 composition / com•po•si•tion 60 conceive / con•ceive Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done conclusion conclusiveness concrete concreteness concretion concretism concretist concretization conditionality conditioner conditioning conductibility conductance conduction conductivity conductor conductorship concretize concretized concretizing concretizes conduct conducted conducting conducts 18
  • 19. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. Vocabulary Word 67 confirm / con•firm 68 consequence / con•se•quence 69 consider / con•sid•er 70 consist / con•sist What You Are Reading Nouns What the Assignment Requires You To Do Verbs abbreviator confirmability confirmer confirmation abbreviate confirm confirmed confirming confirms consequence consequentiality consequentialness consequentialism considerer considerateness consideration consider considered considering considers consist consisted consisting consists consistency consistence 71 consistent / con•sis•tent 72 consistently / con•sis•tent•ly constituter constitute constituted constituting constitutes consult consulted consulting consults contend contended contending contends contextualize contextualized contextualizing contextualizes 74 constitutes / con•sti•tutes consult consultation consulter contender 76 contend / con•tend 78 continuum / con•tin•u•um 79 contradict / con•tra•dict Adverbs abbreviated confirmable confirmatory confirmational confirmed consequent consequential confirmedly considerable considerate considered considerably considerately considering consequentially consequently consistently 73 constant / con•stant 77 context / con•text Adjectives How To Do What Has To Be Done consistent constants 75 consult / con•sult Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done context contextualization contexture continuum contradicter contradictiveness contradict contradicted contradicting contradicts 19 constant constancy constantive constitutive constantly constitutively consultable contextual contextually contradictable contradictive contradictively
  • 20. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. What You Are Reading Vocabulary Word Nouns Verbs abbreviator controllability abbreviate control controlled controlling controls convert converted converting converts convey conveyed conveying conveys copy copied copying copies correlate correlated correlating correlates correspond corresponded corresponding corresponds 80 control / con•trol 81 convert / con•vert 82 convey / con•vey convert conversion conveyance conveyancer conveyancing conveyor copyist 83 copy / cop•y 84 correlate / cor•re•late correlate correlator correlation correspondence 85 correspond / cor•re•spond 86 credible / cred•i•ble 87 credit / cred•it 88 criteria / cri•te•ri•a 89 critique / cri•tique What the Assignment Requires You To Do credibleness creditability creditableness credit credited crediting credits criterion criteria critique criticism 92 debate / de•bate Adjectives abbreviated controllable controlled How To Do What Has To Be Done Adverbs controllably conveyable correlatable correlational credible creedal creditable credibly creditably criterial critique critiqued critiquing critiques 90 crucial / cru•cial 91 cumulative / cu•mu•la•tive Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done cumulativeness cumulation cumulate cumulated cumulating cumulates debate debated debating debates debate debater 20 crucial cumulative crucially cumulatively debatable debatably
  • 21. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. What You Are Reading Vocabulary Word 93 deduce / de•duce 94 defend / de•fend 95 define / de•fine Nouns Verbs abbreviator deducibility deducibleness abbreviate deduce deduced deducing deduces defend defended defending defends define defined defining defines demand demanded demanding demands demonstrate demonstrated demonstrating demonstrates depict depicted depicting depicts derive derived deriving derives describe described describing describes detail detailed detailing details detect detected detecting detects determine determined determining determines defender defendant definability definement definer demander 96 demand / de•mand 97 demonstrate / dem•on•strate 98 depict / de•pict demonstration demonstrationist depicter depiction deriver 99 derive / de•rive 100 describe / de•scribe 101 detail / de•tail 102 detect / de•tect 103 determine / de•ter•mine What the Assignment Requires You To Do describer description detail detailer detectability detection determiner determinism determinist determindedness 21 Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done How To Do What Has To Be Done Adjectives Adverbs abbreviated deducible defendable definable definably demandable demonstrationist depictive derivable describable descriptive detailed detectable detective deterministic determined determinedly
  • 22. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. What You Are Reading Vocabulary Word 104 develop / de•vel•op 105 devise / de•vise 106 diction / dic•tion 107 differentiate / dif•fer•en•ti•ate Nouns Verbs abbreviator developer development abbreviate develop developed developing developes devise devised devising devises diction dictionary differentiation differentiator differentiate differentiated differentiating differentiates dimension dimensioned dimensioning dimensions diminish diminished diminishing diminishes direct directed directing directs discipline disciplined disciplining disciplines discover discovered discovering discovers discriminate discriminated discriminating discriminates discuss discussed discussing discusses 108 dimension / di•men•sion diminishment 109 diminish / di•min•ish directness 110 direct / di•rect 112 discover / dis•cov•er 113 discriminate / dis•crim•i•nate 114 discuss / dis•cuss Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done Adjectives How To Do What Has To Be Done Adverbs discipliner disciplinarity discoverer discovery discrimination discriminator discusser discussant discussion 22 abbreviated developable developed developing developmental devisable developmentally dictional devisee deviser dimensionality 111 discipline / dis•ci•pline What the Assignment Requires You To Do dictionally dimensional dimensionless dimensionally diminished diminishable diminishingly direct directed directly disciplinable disciplinal disciplined disciplinary discoverable disciplinarily discriminating discriminational discriminative discriminatory discussable discussionable discriminately discriminatingly discriminatively discriminatorily
  • 23. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. What You Are Reading Vocabulary Word Nouns Verbs abbreviator distinguisher 117 draft / draft 118 draw / draw 119 edit / ed•it 120 effect / ef•fect 121 elements / el•e•ments 124 equal / e•qual 125 equivalent / e•quiv•a•lent Adjectives drawing drawer drawee edition editor effecter effectiveness effectivity elements elementariness emphasis abbreviated distinguishable distinguished distinguishing draft drafted drafting drafts draw drew drawn draws edit edited editing edits effect effected effecting effects domain draft draftee drafter employability employee employer employment equalizer equality How To Do What Has To Be Done Adverbs draftable emphasize emphasized emphasizing emphasizes employ employed employing employs equal equaled equaling equals 122 emphasize / em•pha•size 123 employ / em•ploy Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done abbreviate distinguish distinguished distinguishing distinguishes 115 distinguish / dis•tin•guish 116 domain / do•main What the Assignment Requires You To Do distinguishably drawable edited effectible effective effectively elemental elementary emphatic elementally elementarily emphatically employable essay essayed essaying essays 126 essay / es•say 23 equally equivalent equivalence equivalency essayist equal equivalently essayistic
  • 24. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. What You Are Reading Vocabulary Word 127 essential / es•sen•tial 128 establish / es•tab•lish 129 estimate / es•ti•mate 130 evaluate / e•val•u•ate 131 event / e•vent Nouns Verbs abbreviator essentiality essentials essentialness essentialism essentialist establisher establishment establishmentarian establishmentarianism estimator estimation estimableness 134 examine / ex•am•ine evaluator evaluation eventer eventfulness evidence 138 exercise / ex•er•cise How To Do What Has To Be Done Adverbs established estimative estimable essentially estimably evaluative eventful evidenced evidencing evidences exaggerate exaggerated exaggerating exaggerates examine examined examining examines example exampled exampling examples exaggerator exaggeration examinee examiner 135 example / ex•am•ple 137 exclude / ex•clude Adjectives abbreviated essential establish established establishing establishes estimate estimated estimating estimates evaluate evaluated evaluating evaluates example 136 excerpt / ex•cerpt Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done abbreviate 132 evidence / ev•i•dence 133 exaggerate / ex•ag•ger•ate What the Assignment Requires You To Do excerpt excerption excerptor excludability excluder exclusion eventfully exaggerative exaggeratedly exaggeratingly examinable excerptible exclude excluded excluding excludes exercise exercised exercising exercises exercises exerciser 24 excludable exclusionary exerciser
  • 25. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. What You Are Reading Vocabulary Word 139 exhibit / ex•hib•it 140 explain / ex•plain Nouns Verbs abbreviator exhibits exhibition exhibiter exhibitor exhibitioner exhibitionism exhibitionist explainer explanation 144 fact / fact 145 factor / fac•tor expositor exposition extraction extractor fact facticity factoid factuality factualness factualism factualist factor factors factorability exhibitively explainable explanative explanatory explanatorily exploratory expository expositive extractive factual factor factored factoring factors factorize feature featured featuring features 146 feature / fea•ture 148 figure • fig•ure Adverbs abbreviated exhibitory exhibitionistic exhibitive extract extracted extracting extracts feature 147 figurative / fig•u•ra•tive Adjectives How To Do What Has To Be Done explain explained explaining explains explore explored exploring explores exposit 141 explore / ex•plore 143 extract / ex•tract Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done abbreviate exhibit exhibited exhibiting exhibits explorer 142 expository / ex•pos•i•to•ry What the Assignment Requires You To Do figurativeness figure figures figurativeness figures figured figuring 25 factually factorable featureless featured figurative figurative figuratively figuratively
  • 26. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. What You Are Reading Vocabulary Word Nouns Verbs abbreviator focus focuser focalization abbreviate focus focused focusing focuses focalize focalized focalizing focalizes 149 focus / fo•cus 150 footer / foot•er footer footing footings foreshadower 153 format / for•mat 154 former / for•mer 155 formulate / for•mu•late 156 fragment / frag•ment 157 frame / frame 158 frequently / fre•quent•ly Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done How To Do What Has To Be Done Adjectives Adverbs abbreviated focusable focused footed foreshadow foreshadowed foreshadowing foreshadows form formed forming forms format formatted formatting formats 151 foreshadow / fore•shad•ow 152 form / form What the Assignment Requires You To Do form formation formatives former formulation formulator formulate formulated formulating formulates fragmentize fragmentized fragmentizing fragmentizes frame framed framing frames fragment fragmentation frame framer framers formatively formational formative formatively former formats formation formable fomational formative formerly fragmental fragmentary fragmented fragmentarily frameable frequent freqentative frequentation frequenter frequentness frequency 26 frequently
  • 27. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. Vocabulary Word 159 general / gen•er•al 160 genre / gen•re What You Are Reading Nouns Verbs abbreviator general generalness generalcy generalization generalist generality generalship genre graph abbreviate generalize generalized generalizing generalizes 163 header / head•er 164 heading / head•ing 165 highlight / high•light header headers heading headings highlight highlighter 169 imitate / im•i•tate Adverbs abbreviated general generally graphically identifiable identifiably illustratable illustrational illustrative illustratively imitational imitative imitatively heading highlight highlighted highlighting highlights hypothesize hypothesized hypothesizing hypothesizes identify identified identifying identifies illustrate illustrated illustrating illustrates imitate imitated imitating imitates imply implied implying implies 166 hypothesize / hy•poth•e•size 168 illustrate / il•lus•trate Adjectives How To Do What Has To Be Done graphic graphical graphicness hypothesizer 167 identify / i•den•ti•fy Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done graph graphed graphing graphs 161 graph / graph 162 graphic / graph•ic What the Assignment Requires You To Do identifiability identifier illustrator illustration imitator imitation imitativeness 170 imply / im•ply 27 implied
  • 28. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. What You Are Reading Vocabulary Word 171 inclined / in•clined 172 include / in•clude 173 incorporate / in•cor•po•rate 174 indicate / in•di•cate 175 indirect / in•di•rect 176 infer / in•fer 177 influence / in•flu•ence 178 inform / in•form 179 inquire / in•quire 180 instructions / in•struc•tions 181 integrate / in•te•grate 182 intent / in•tent 183 intention / in•ten•tion Nouns What the Assignment Requires You To Do Verbs abbreviator incliner inclination abbreviate incline inclined inclining inclines include included including includes incorporate incorporated incorporating incorporates indicate indicated indicating indicates includedness inclusion inclusiveness incorporation incorporator indicator indication indirectness indirection inferrer inference infer inferred inferring infers influence influenced influencing influences inform informed informing informs inquire inquired inquiring inquires instruct instructed instructing instructs integrate integrated integrating integrates influence influencer informant information infomatics inquirer inquiry instructions instructor instruction integrate integration integrationist integrator intent intention intentionality Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done How To Do What Has To Be Done Adjectives Adverbs abbreviated inclinational inclinable includable included inclusionary inclusive incorporate incorporable incorporative inclusively indicatable indicatory indicative indicational indirect indicatively inferable inferential inferably inferentially influenceable informational informationally inquiringly instructional instructive instructively integrated integrating intentional 28 indirectly intentionally
  • 29. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. Vocabulary Word 184 interact / in•ter•act 185 intermittent / in•ter•mit•tent 186 interpret / in•ter•pret What You Are Reading Nouns Verbs abbreviator interactant interaction interactionism interactive interactivity intermittence intermitter Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done Adjectives intermittent intermittently intermittingly interpretable interpretational interpretive interpretative introductory interpretably interpretatively investigate investigated investigating investigates involve involved involving involves interpretability interpretation interpreter interactively investigative investigatory 192 irony / i•ro•ny 193 irrelevant / ir•rel•e•vant 194 isolate / i•so•late 195 italics / i•tal•ics 196 judge / judge introductorily introduction introductions 189 invariably / in•var•i•a•bly 191 involve / in•volve Adverbs abbreviated interactional intermit intermitted intermitting intermits interpret interpreted interpreting interprets introduce introduced introducing introduces 187 introduce / in•tro•duce 190 investigate / in•ves•ti•gate How To Do What Has To Be Done abbreviate interact interacted interacting interacts introductoriness 188 introduction / in•tro•duc•tion What the Assignment Requires You To Do invariably investigation investigator involvement involver isolate isolated isolating isolates Italic Italicism italicization italicize italicized italicizing italicizes judge judged judging judges judge judger judgment judgement judgeship 29 involvedly irrelevant irony irrelevance irrelevancy isolator isolation isolationism isolationist involved involving irrelevantly isolable islatable isolated isolating isolative italic italicized judgemental judgementally
  • 30. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. What You Are Reading Vocabulary Word Nouns Verbs abbreviator key abbreviate key keyed keying keys label labeled labeling labels 197 key / key 198 label / la•bel What the Assignment Requires You To Do label labeler likelihood 201 literal / lit•er•al 202 locate / lo•cate 203 logical / log•i•cal 204 main / main 205 margin / mar•gin 206 mean / mean 207 measure / meas•ure 208 metaphor / met•a•phor 209 method / meth•od How To Do What Has To Be Done Adjectives Adverbs abbreviated keyed list lists listing list listed listing lists literalness literalism literalist location locator locate located locating locates logician logistics likely likelier likeliest listed likely literal 199 likely / like•ly 200 list / list Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done literally locational locative locatable margin margined margining margins mean meant meaning means measure measured measuring measures mean meanness means measure measures measurer measurability measurableness measurelessness measurement metaphor method methodicalness 30 logically logistically mean meaner meanest meanly measurable measureless measurably measurelessly metaphoric metaphorical methodic methodical main margin marginality logical logistic logistical main marginal marginable metaphorically mainly marginally methodically
  • 31. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. What You Are Reading Vocabulary Word 210 model / mod•el 211 modify / mod•i•fy 212 monitor / mon•i•tor Nouns Verbs abbreviator model models modeler abbreviate model modeled modeling models modify modified modifying modifies monitor monitored monitoring monitors motivate motivated motivating motivates modifiability modifiableness modifier monitor monitorship monitories 213 motivation / mo•ti•va•tion 214 narrative / nar•ra•tive 215 narrator / nar•ra•tor What the Assignment Requires You To Do narrative narration narrator narrators narrate narrated narrating narrates Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done How To Do What Has To Be Done Adjectives Adverbs abbreviated modeled modeling model's modifiable monitorial monitory monitorially motivative motivational motivated motivationally narrative narrational narratable narratively 216 never / never 217 notation / no•ta•tion 218 note / note 219 notice / no•tice 220 objective / ob•jec•tive 221 observe / ob•serve never notation notations notate notated notating notates note noted noting notes notice noticed noticing notices objectivize note noter notedness notice notices objective objectiveness objectivism objectivist objectivity observer observation observations observance observability observe observed observing observes 31 noteless noted notedly objective objectively observational observant observable observationally observantly observably
  • 32. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. What You Are Reading Vocabulary Word Nouns Verbs abbreviator occurrence abbreviate occur occurred occurring occurs 222 occur / oc•cur 223 opinion / o•pin•ion 224 oppose / op•pose What the Assignment Requires You To Do opinion opinionatedness opposer opposability oppose opposed opposing opposes order orders orderly orderliness orderer organizer order ordered ordering orders pace pacer 231 paraphrase / par•a•phrase participation participator 232 participation / par•tic•i•pa•tion participant 233 passage / pas•sage Adverbs opinionatedly opposing opposable opposably optional ordered orderly optionally passage 32 organizable organized organizing outline outlined outlining outlines pace paced pacing paces paraphrase paraphrased paraphrasing paraphrases participate participated participating participates origin origins originality origination originator outline 229 outline / out•line 230 pace / pace Adjectives abbreviated occurrent organize organized organizing organizes originate originated originating originates 227 organize / or•gan•ize 228 origins • or•i•gins How To Do What Has To Be Done opinionated 225 optional / op•tion•al 226 order / or•der Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done outlined outlining original originative paraphrastic participative participatory participating originally originatively
  • 33. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. Vocabulary Word 234 pattern / pat•tern 235 perform / per•form 236 perspective / per•spec•tive 237 persuade / per•suade 238 place / place 239 plagiarism / pla•gia•rism What You Are Reading Nouns Verbs abbreviator pattern patterning abbreviate pattern patterned patterning patterns perform performed performing performs performer performance performatives perspective persuader persuasion persuasiveness persuadability place places persuade persuaded persuading persuades place placed placing places plagiarize plagiarized plagiarizing plan planned planning plans plagiarism plagiarist plagiarizer plan 240 plan / plan 241 plausible / plau•si•ble 242 plot / plot 245 portray / por•tray 246 possible / pos•si•ble Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done How To Do What Has To Be Done Adjectives Adverbs abbreviated patterned performable performative performatively perspective persuasible persuasive persuadable perspectively persuasively placeable plagiaristic plot plotted plotting plots point pointed pointing points possibility preclusion portrayable preclude precluded precluding precludes 247 preclude / pre•clude 33 plausibly plotless portray portrayed portraying portrays point of view portrayer portrayal plagiaristically planned plausible plausibility plausibleness plot plots plotline plotter point 243 point / point 244 point of view What the Assignment Requires You To Do possible preclusive possibly preclusively
  • 34. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. What You Are Reading Vocabulary Word 248 predict / pre•dict 249 prefix / pre•fix 250 prepare / pre•pare 251 presume / pre•sume Nouns Verbs abbreviator predictor predictability predictableness prediction predictiveness prefix prefixation prefixion preparer preparation preparatives preparedness presumer presumption abbreviate predict predicted predicting predicts 256 probably / prob•a•bly 257 procedure / pro•ce•dure 258 process / proc•ess 259 produce / pro•duce Adverbs process processed processing processes produce produced producing produces profile profiled profiling profiles project projected projecting projects produce producibility 260 profile / pro•file project projection 34 abbreviated predictable predictive predictably predictively prefixally preparative preparatory prepared preparatively preparatorily preparedly presumable presumptive presumably presumingly presumedly presumptively previously primarily probable procedural previousness primary prior priors priority priorate probability procedure proceduralist process processor profiler 261 project / proj•ect Adjectives How To Do What Has To Be Done previous primary prior prepare prepared preparing prepares presume presumed presuming presumes preview previewed previewing previews 252 preview / pre•view 255 prior / pri•or Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done prefixal preview 253 previous / pre•vi•ous 254 primary / pri•mar•y What the Assignment Requires You To Do probably procedurally producible projected projectional
  • 35. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. What You Are Reading Vocabulary Word Nouns What the Assignment Requires You To Do Verbs abbreviate prompt prompted prompting prompts proofreader 262 prompt / prompt abbreviator promptness prompter promptitude 265 propose / pro•pose 266 prose / prose 269 quotation / quo•ta•tion 270 quote / quote 271 rank / rank property properties proposer proposal propose proposed proposing proposes prove proved proving proves proven purposed purposing purposes prose provability purpose purposefulness purposiveness quotation quote quoter proposable provable proven provably provenly purposeful purposeless purposive quotational quotable purposefully purposely purposively quote quoted quoting quotes rank ranked ranking ranks rank ranker rareness 272 rare / rare 273 rarely / rare•ly 274 reaction / re•ac•tion 275 recall / re•call Adverbs promptly proofread (past) proofreading proofreads 267 prove / prove 268 purpose / pur•pose Adjectives abbreviated prompt How To Do What Has To Be Done proofread (present) 263 proofread / proof•read 264 property / prop•er•ty Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done rarity reaction reactionist reactionism recall recalls recaller recallability rarify reactivate recall recalled recalling recalls 35 rank ranker rankest ranking rare rarer rarest raring reactionary reactional recallable quotationally quotability rarely
  • 36. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. Vocabulary Word 276 reduce / re•duce 277 refer / re•fer 278 reflect / re•flect 279 regular / reg•u•lar 280 relate / re•late 281 relationship / re•la•tion•ship 282 relevant / rel•e•vant What You Are Reading Nouns What the Assignment Requires You To Do Verbs abbreviator reducer reducibility abbreviate reduce reduced reducing reduces refer referred referring refers reflect reflected reflecting reflects regularize regularized regularizing regularizes relate related relating relates referrer reference reflectance reflection reflectiveness reflectivity regularity regularization regularizer relator relatedness relation relative relativeness relationship relevance Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done Adjectives abbreviated reducible How To Do What Has To Be Done Adverbs reducibly referable reflectional reflective reflectively regular regularly relatable related relational relative relatedly relationally relatively relevant relevantly reportable reportorial reportedly reportorially representability representer rephrase rephrased rephrasing rephrases report reported reporting reports represent represented representable representational representationally representation representing representationalistic 283 rephrase / re•phrase 284 report / re•port 285 represent / rep•re•sent report reportage reporter representationism representationalism representationalist representative/rep•re•sen•ta•ti representative 286 ve representativeness requester represents representatively request requested requesting requests 287 request / re•quest 36
  • 37. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. What You Are Reading Vocabulary Word 288 require / re•quire 289 requisite / req•ui•site 290 respond / re•spond 291 responsible / re•spon•si•ble Nouns Verbs abbreviator requirer requirement abbreviate require required requiring requires requisiteness requisition respondence respondent 294 reveal / re•veal 295 review / re•view 296 revise / re•vise 297 root / root 298 rule / rule 299 scan / scan Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done How To Do What Has To Be Done Adjectives Adverbs abbreviated requirable required requisite requisitionary requisitely responsible responsibly respond responded responding responds responsibleness responsibility restate restated restating restates result resulted resulting results reveal revealed revealing reveals review reviewed reviewing reviews revise revised revising revises root rooted rooting roots 292 restate / re•state 293 results / re•sults What the Assignment Requires You To Do results result reveal revealer review reviewer reviser revision revisionism root rooter rootage rootedness roothold rule ruler ruling rule ruled ruling rules scan scanned scanning scans scan scanner 37 resultant resulting revealing reviewable revisable revisionary revisionist rooted rulable ruling scannable revealingly
  • 38. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. What You Are Reading Vocabulary Word 300 score / score 301 sequence / se•quence 302 series / se•ries 303 set / set 304 setting / set•ting 305 show / show 306 signal / sig•nal 307 significance / sig•nif•i•cance 308 simile / sim•i•le Nouns Verbs abbreviator score scorer series set setting show showing showiness signal signals signaler significance significativeness signification simile skims Adverbs setting skim skimmed skimming skims solve solved solving solved source sourced sourcing sources source source / source 314 speculate / spec•u•late Adjectives abbreviated scoreless showable showy spatiality specifics specificity specification speculation speculativeness speculator showily signally significant significative 310 solve / solve 313 specific / spe•cif•ic How To Do What Has To Be Done set sets setting show shown showed showing shows signal signaled signaling signals sequence sequencer solution 312 spatial / spa•tial Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done abbreviate score scored scoring scores sequence sequenced sequencing sequences 309 skim / skim 311 What the Assignment Requires You To Do significantly significatively skim skimming spatial specific specifiable speculate speculated speculating speculates 38 spatially specifically speculative speculatively
  • 39. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. Vocabulary Word 315 stance / stance 316 standard / stan•dard 317 state / state 318 statement / state•ment 319 strategy / strat•e•gy 320 structure / struc•ture 321 study / stud•y 322 style / style 323 subject / sub•ject 324 subjective / sub•jec•tive 325 subsequent / sub•se•quent 326 substitute / sub•sti•tute 327 succinct / suc•cinct What You Are Reading Nouns What the Assignment Requires You To Do Verbs abbreviator stance standard standards standardizer Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done How To Do What Has To Be Done Adjectives Adverbs abbreviate standardize standardized standardizing standardizes state stated stating states study studiousness style styler stylishness stylist stylistics subject subjection stately strategic strategically structured structurally studious studiously stylish stylistic stylishly stylistically subjectively subjectivistically subsequent substitutional substitutive subsequently substitutionally substitutively succinct structure structuralism structuralist stated stateless subjective subjectivistic statement strategy strategics strategist standard strategize strategized strategizing strategizes structure structured structuring structures structuralize study studied studying studies style styled styling styles state stateliness abbreviated succinctly subject subjected subjecting subjects subjectiveness subjectivism subjectivist subjectivity subsequence substitute substituter substitution substitutiveness succinctness substitute substituted substituting substitutes 39
  • 40. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. What You Are Reading Vocabulary Word 328 suggest / sug•gest Nouns Verbs abbreviator suggester suggestiblity suggestibleness suggestion suggestiveness sum abbreviate suggest suggested suggesting suggests sum summed summing sums summarize summarized summarizing summarizes 329 sum / sum 330 summarize / sum•ma•rize 331 summary / sum•ma•ry 332 support / sup•port 333 survey / sur•vey 334 symbolize / sym•bol•ize 335 synonym / syn•o•nym 336 synthesize / syn•the•size 337 table / ta•ble 338 technique / tech•nique What the Assignment Requires You To Do summarist summarization summarizer summary summariness supports supportability supporter supportiveness surveys surveyor Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done Adjectives abbreviated suggestive suggestible suggestive How To Do What Has To Be Done Adverbs suggestibly suggestively summarizable support supported supporting supports survey surveyed surveying surveys symbolize symbolized symbolizing symbolizes table tableful technique 40 symbolic symbolistic symbological symbolically symbolistically synomize synomized synomizing synomizes synthesize synthesized synthesizing synthesizes table tabled tabling tables symbolization symbolism symbolist symbolic symbology symbologist synonym synonymity synonymousness synonymy synthesization synthesizer supportable supporting supportive supportably supportively synonymic synonymous synonymously surveyable
  • 41. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. What You Are Reading Vocabulary Word Nouns Verbs abbreviator term abbreviate term termed terming terms test tested testing tests theme themed theming themes 339 term / term 340 test / test test testability tester theme 345 topic / top•ic 346 trace / trace 347 trait / trait 350 typically / typ•i•cal•ly 351 unique / u•nique 352 utilize / u•til•ize 353 valid / val•id 354 variation / var•i•a•tion Adjectives abbreviated termless How To Do What Has To Be Done Adverbs termly testable typicality typicalness uniqueness utilization utilizer thematically topically traceable traceless traceably tracelessly transition transitioned transitioning transitions translate translated translating translates translatability translation translator thematic trace traced tracing traces thesis timeline tone topic topicality trace traces traceability traceableness tracer trait transition 348 transition / tran•si•tion 349 translate / trans•late Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done topical 341 theme / theme 342 thesis / the•sis 343 timeline / time•line 344 tone / tone What the Assignment Requires You To Do transitional transitionary transitionally translatable translational translatorial typical 41 uniquely validly variational validity validness variation variate unique utilizable valid utilize utilized utilizing utilizes typically variationally
  • 42. Academic Vocabulary List List compiled by [© Jim Burke]. Visit www.englishcompanion.com for more information. Teachers may copy for classroom use. The categorical breakdown of each word compiled by [Rick Smith] www.englishcompanion.com/pdfDocs/acvocabulary2.pdf Frequently Used Words Found in Non/fiction Writings (Textbooks, Assignments, Content Area Standards, and Examinations) No. Vocabulary Word What You Are Reading Nouns Verbs abbreviator 357 viewpoint / view•point 358 voice / voice Specific Details About Things That Must Be Done Adjectives How To Do What Has To Be Done Adverbs abbreviate vary varied varying varies verify verified verifying verifies verifiability verifier verification verificationism viewpoint voice voicedness voicefulness voicelessness voicer 42 abbreviated varying varyingly verifiable verificative verifiably voice voiced voicing voices 355 vary / var•y 356 verify / ver•i•fy What the Assignment Requires You To Do voiced voiceful voiceless voicelessly