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TOEFL 2026 Lesson 8 Vocabulary – 20+ Expert Words | Barron’s Prep | Verbs, Nouns, Academic English

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This TOEFL vocabulary guide features over 20 verified academic terms from Lesson 8 of Barron’s TOEFL 2026 Preparation Book, crafted to help test takers build command of high-frequency language used in the TOEFL iBT. It includes clearly defined verbs and nouns that regularly appear in academic readings, science and social studies passages, and formal writing tasks. Key vocabulary includes accelerate, cultivate, dictate, engender, flaw, settle, and transport—all commonly used in the context of processes, cause-effect reasoning, and topic development. Each word is accompanied by a short, TOEFL-style definition for easy comprehension and application. Many verbs involve academic actions (e.g. “engross,” “mirror,” “obtain”), while nouns like “harvest” and “particle” relate to science-based texts. This resource is ideal for: – TOEFL iBT test-takers preparing for university entrance exams – ESL and EFL learners working with academic English content – Students enrolled in TOEFL prep courses using the Barron’s 2026 edition – Instructors building vocabulary drills, flashcards, or practice worksheets – Students preparing for academic writing and reading-intensive coursework The document supports vocabulary development across academic reading comprehension, integrated writing, and listening tasks, with special focus on verbs that describe mental processes, physical movement, and abstract concepts—vital for complex response building and text analysis. Keywords: TOEFL 2026, Barron’s Lesson 8, academic verbs TOEFL, cultivate meaning, transport definition, harvest vs obtain, distinguish synonym, flaw noun usage, accelerate vs creep, engross meaning, engender definition, TOEFL academic vocabulary, ESL vocabulary builder, TOEFL science reading, TOEFL action verbs, TOEFL prep words

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Barrons TOEFL Lesson 8 2026
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accelerate - 🧠 ANSWER ✔✔(v.) to go faster


creep - 🧠 ANSWER ✔✔(v.) to move slowly


crush - 🧠 ANSWER ✔✔(v.) to smash something together


cultivate - 🧠 ANSWER ✔✔(v.) to plant and raise a crop; to encourage the

growth of a relationship or friendship


dictate - 🧠 ANSWER ✔✔(v.) to state demands with the power to enforce; to

impose

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