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Power Synonyms Two for TOEFL, IELTS, SAT, ACT, GRE

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Power Synonyms - Book Two - for TOEFL, IELTS, SAT, ACT, GRE

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Power synonyms are words that have the same or similar meaning as other words. They are often used to replace overused or common words in order to make writing more interesting and engaging. For example, instead of using the word "good," you could use the power synonym "excellent." Power synonyms can also be used to make your writing more precise and nuanced. For example, instead of using the word "happy," you could use the power synonym "elated" to convey a stronger sense of joy.

Power synonyms are especially important for test takers who are preparing for the TOEFL, IELTS, SAT, ACT, or GRE. These exams often test students' vocabulary skills, and using power synonyms can help them improve their scores. In this article, we will provide a comprehensive list of power synonyms two for these exams.

Power Synonyms Two for TOEFL, IELTS, SAT, ACT, GRE

Word	Power Synonym
Abandon	Forsake, relinquish, desert
Abolish	Repeal, revoke, annul
Abundant	Plentiful, copious, bountiful
Accept	Receive, take, admit
Accomplish	Achieve, attain, fulfill
Accurate	Correct, precise, exact
Active	Energetic, lively, vigorous
Admire	Respect, esteem, venerate
Admit	Confess, acknowledge, own
Adversity	Hardship, misfortune, calamity
Affect	Influence, impact, sway
Affirm	Assert, declare, state
Afraid	Fearful, timid, apprehensive
After	Subsequent, following, ensuing
Again	Once more, anew, afresh
Against	Opposite, contrary, adverse
Age	Time, era, epoch
Agree	Concur, coincide, correspond
Alert	Awake, vigilant, attentive
Alien	Foreign, strange, unfamiliar
All	Every, each, entire
Allow	Permit, authorize, grant
Alone	Solitary, isolated, lonely
Alter	Change, modify, transform
Always	Consistently, perpetually, eternally
Amazing	Astonishing, incredible, marvelous
Angry	Irate, furious, enraged
Animal	Beast, creature, brute
Another	Different, distinct, separate
Answer	Reply, response, rejoinder
Anxious	Worried, concerned, apprehensive
Any	Some, whichever
Apart	Separate, distinct, detached
Appear	Seem, look, present
Approve	Sanction, endorse, commend
Argue	Debate, dispute, quarrel
Arise	Rise, ascend, emerge
Arm	Weapon, firearm, armament
Army	Forces, troops, soldiers
Arrive	Reach, attain, get to
Art	Craft, skill, talent
As	Like, similar to, comparable to
Ask	Inquire, question, interrogate
At	In, on, by
Attack	Assault, assail, charge
Attempt	Try, endeavor, essay