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5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 301 |
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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| tone | noun | The tone of the bell was high. | pitch |
| noun | His tone was antagonistic. | attitude | |
| tongue | noun | He bit his tongue. | organ in mouth |
| noun | My native tongue is English. | language | |
| tonight | noun | Tonight is going to be rainy. | after sundown |
| adv. | We will dance tonight. | after sundown | |
| too | adv. | I am too tired to play. | excessively |
| adv. | I am going too. | also | |
| tool | noun | We need some tools to do the job. | implements |
| tooth | noun | She broke a tooth. | molar |
| noun | She always has a sweet tooth. | appetite | |
| top | noun | We are now at the top of the hill. | crest |
| adj. | She is the top member of the class. | highest | |
| topic | noun | The topic of my talk is chemistry. | subject |
| torch | noun | A torch lit the way on the path. | flare |
| torment | noun | She was in torment because of the pain. | agony |
| verb | He tormented us about the money. | pestered | |
| torrent | noun | The river was a torrent. | raging flood |
| noun | The rain came in a torrent. | deluge | |
| tortoise | noun | The boy had a pet tortoise. | turtle |
| torture | noun | Each captive was given torture. | pain |
| noun | It is torture to work there. | agony | |
| verb | They torture the people daily. | torment | |
| toss | verb | He tossed his coat on the bed. | flung |
| verb | The boat tossed and turned. | pitched | |
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