Test & Article Vocabulary
Present Past Tense Past Present Noun Adjective Adverb Synonyms Antonyms Definition
No Tense Participle Continuous
1. Unincorporate Unincorporated Unincorporated Unincorporating - - - Unorganized Organized, • not officially
structured, part of a town
union or a city
2. Mandate Mandated Mandated Mandating Mandate - - Instruction, Breach, break, • an official
directive, denial order or
decree commission to
do something
3. Inspect Inspected Inspected Inspecting - - - Examine, scan, Ignore, neglect, • to look at
scrutinize overlook something or
someone
carefully in
order to
discover
information
4. Retail Retailed Retailed Retailing Retail - Retail Sale, selling, Wholesale • the activity of
trade, selling goods to
commerce the public
5. Deputize Deputized Deputized Deputzing - - - Stand in for, sit Abrogate, • to act or speak
in for, cover for abdicate for another
person
6. Provide Provided Provided Providing - - - Supply, give, Refuse, • make available
issue, furnish withhold for use; supply
7. Probate Probated Probated Probating Probationer - - Bequest, Hold, keep, • the official
confer, devise neglect proving of a
will
8. Accuse Accused Accused Accusing - Accusatory - Change with, Absolve, clear, • charge
indict for, exonerate (someone) with
summons an offense or
crime
9. Suspect Suspected Suspected Suspecting Suspicion Suspicious suspiciously Doubtful, Trustful • feeling doubt or
unsure, wary no trust in
someone or
something
10. Allege Alleged Alleged Alleging - - - Claim, assert, Certain, • said or
declare asserted thoughtful by
some people to
be the stated
bad or illegal
thing
11. Audit Audited Audited Auditing Audit - - Inspect, Abstain, give, • to make an
examine, go, obviate official
survey examination of
the quality or
condition of
something
12. - - - - Juvenile Juvenile - Young, Adult, mature • for or relating
teenage, to young
adolescent people
13. Inferred Inferred Inferred Inferring Inference Inferable Inferentially Deduction, Proof, fact, • a conclusion
conclusion, truth, reality reached on the
reasoning basis of
evidence and
reasoning
14. Surplus - - - Surplus - Surplus Excess, surfeit, Dearth, • an amount that
glut shortage, lack is more than is
needed
15. - - - - Coercion Coercive Coercibly Force, Persuasion • the practice of
compulsion, persuading
duress someone to do
something by
using force or
threats
16. - - - - Adolescent - Adolescent Teenage, Adult, infant • a young person
pubescent, who is
youthful developing into
an adult
17. - - - - Pediatric - Pediatrician Baby doctor Geriatric, old, • relating to the
elderly branch of
medicine
dealing with
children and
their diseases
18. Confiscate Confiscated Confiscated Confiscating - - - Impound, seize, Return • take or seize
requisition (someone’s
property) with
authority
19. Auction Auctioned Auctioned Auctioning Auction - - Vendue, Buy, conceal, • a usually public
bargain, jam discourage sale of goods or
property
20. Revolt Revolted Revolted Revolting Revolution Revolutionary Revolvingly Rebel, rise, riot, Attractive, • to take violent
mutiny pleasant action against
authority
21. Turmoil Turmoiled Turmoiled Turmoiling Turmoil Turmoiled - Confusion, Calm, peace • a state of great
disorder disturbance,
confusion, or
uncertainty
22. Leverage Leveraged Leveraged Leveraging Leverage Leverageable - Grip, purchase, Weakness, • to use
hold, grasp, helplessness, something that
contact impotence you already
have in order to
achieves
something new
or better
23. - - - - Forensic Forensic - Argumentative, Unrhetorical, • related to
debatable, plain scientific
dialectic methods of
solving crimes
24. - - - - Jurisdiction Jurisdictional - Authority, Impotence, • the official
control, power incapacity power to make
legal decisions
25. Attain Attained Attained Attaining Attainability Attainable - Achieve, Fail, forfeit, • succeed in
accomplish, hurt achieving
reach (something that
one has worked
for)
26. Pivot Pivoted Pivoted Pivoting Pivot Pivotal - Fulcrum, axis, Heat, relax, • the fixed point
pin, hub tense, boil supporting
something
which turns or
balances
27. Avert Averted Averted Averting Aversion Averse Aversely Opposed to, Keen • having a strong
against, dislike of or
disinclined opposition to
something
28. - - - - Consensus - - Agreement, Disagreement • a general
harmony agreement
29. - - - - Treachery Treacherous Treacherously Betrayal, Loyalty, • betrayal of trust
disloyalty, faithfulness
perfidy
30. - - - - Conservation Conservative Conservational Care, control, Ignorance, • prevention of
maintenance neglect, wasteful use of
spending a resource
