High School: 12th Grade Words
The page shows word lists for students of 12th Grade; it includes spelling words and academic words for arts, which are essential vocabulary for 12th Grade classes. Grade 12 students needn't study vocabulary for daily life or college admission; they do it because they want to think deeper, do more, and go further. The 12th-grade spelling word list is a good option in your last high school year if you have such a dream. On the page, you may download word lists and worksheets in PDF to practice or run interactive spelling exercises and definition tests online.
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Spelling Words 
Grade 12 is the last year of high school. Do you need to memorize more spelling words? Any new word seems to help little for everyday life or college admission at this stage. However, if you want to be a thinker and help your community, you must agree that thought and logic consist of words.
Therefore, although there is no exam pressure or daily requirement, you shouldn't stop building vocabulary in 12th grade or even after high school. The 12th-grade spelling word list is the last one that examword.com provides you in your extraordinary high school life. Finish it to light the future's road.
The 12th-grade spelling vocabulary lists as eight groups displayed on the same webpage, which is convenient to view and skim. Each word is clickable to check its definition on demand. Because some people used to study new words in old-school ways, the list's PDFs are also available to download from the page.
On the right side, you can find a quick entrance where you can launch the main features regarding the list. In addition to word lists and worksheets in PDF, you can also run interactive spelling quizzes, word definition single choice tests, and other online exercises.
Therefore, although there is no exam pressure or daily requirement, you shouldn't stop building vocabulary in 12th grade or even after high school. The 12th-grade spelling word list is the last one that examword.com provides you in your extraordinary high school life. Finish it to light the future's road.
The 12th-grade spelling vocabulary lists as eight groups displayed on the same webpage, which is convenient to view and skim. Each word is clickable to check its definition on demand. Because some people used to study new words in old-school ways, the list's PDFs are also available to download from the page.
On the right side, you can find a quick entrance where you can launch the main features regarding the list. In addition to word lists and worksheets in PDF, you can also run interactive spelling quizzes, word definition single choice tests, and other online exercises.
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aberration
abject
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abysmal
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acquiesce
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acumen
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allure
allusion
ambience
amphitheater
annihilate
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automation
avow
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celibacy
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domination
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dote
dregs
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duct
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dynamic
eccentric
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effusion
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elongate
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emboss
embryo
eminent
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enhance
enigma
ensemble
enthrall
entreaty
epiphany
epitome
equanimity
equilibrium
equivocal
equivocation
eradicate
esteem
ethical
evangelical
evasion
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expatriate
expedite
expressive
expressly
extradition
exuberant
facetious
farcical
feasible
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ferocity
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fidelity
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finesse
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flange
flaunt
focal
foible
folio
foment
formulate
forthright
forum
frivolous
frontage
froth
frugal
frustrate
furtive
gainsay
gaseous
genteel
germinate
glaze
glib
glutton
grandiose
granulate
gratify
grotesque
grovel
guerrilla
hackneyed
hapless
heirloom
heritage
hew
hoax
hovel
humdrum
humiliate
humility
hypocrite
hysteria
idiom
illegitimate
illustrious
impeach
imperative
imperial
impertinent
impoverish
impregnate
inaccessible
incandescent
incision
inclination
inclusive
incorporate
incriminate
indemnify
indisposed
induce
inducement
inert
inevitable
infatuate
infernal
inkling
innumerable
inquisitive
insufferable
integral
intolerable
intolerant
intuition
inundate
invertebrate
invincible
invoke
ire
irony
irreducible
jargon
kinetic
lateral
laud
legacy
liberalism
linear
linguistics
liquidate
listless
lucid
mainstay
malady
manipulate
manor
materialize
maternal
maudlin
maul
mechanization
medley
mendicant
metaphysical
minutiae
mire
misconception
momentum
morbid
mutation
mystical
narcotic
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necessitate
nefarious
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neural
nucleus
obituary
oblique
oblivion
obnoxious
obscene
obtuse
opaque
optics
opulent
oratory
ordinance
organic
organism
overture
pacify
panorama
parry
parse
passive
patron
pensive
permeate
personage
perspective
pertinent
pervasive
pessimistic
phenomenal
pictorial
pigment
pilgrimage
pinnacle
piteous
plebeian
pliable
populate
portal
portly
precept
precinct
pregnant
prelude
preoccupy
prestige
profess
proficient
progression
prophylactic
prose
providence
prudent
pulverize
putrid
qualm
quandary
quell
querulous
radiate
radical
ratify
rational
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ravish
readjust
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rebuke
recondite
recuperate
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remittance
renounce
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rhapsody
rift
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roster
rostrum
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scope
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sector
sediment
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slothful
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sodden
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squander
stability
stance
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stigma
stimulate
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stupefy
stupor
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subside
sundry
superimpose
superlative
surreptitious
symmetry
synthetic
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taint
tangent
tantalize
tart
tawdry
temperate
theorem
tier
timely
tirade
tolerable
torrid
torso
tout
transcribe
transpose
tributary
tumult
ultimate
ultimatum
uncouth
unerring
unkempt
usage
usurp
variable
venerate
vestige
vex
vigil
vigilant
vilify
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vitality
volatile
waif
wan
wanton
wend
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wistful
zealous
Academic Words
Word List for Arts
Difficult words are important supplementary to spelling words and reading words. Many high school students plan to take standardized tests, like SAT or ACT, in which academic vocabulary plays an essential role. This list is for 12th Grade students to prepare high level vocabulary.
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anathematize 
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v. curse or declare to be evil or anathema or threaten with divine punishment | |
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anomalous
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a. deviating from normal or common order, form, or rule | |
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atavism
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n. resemblance to remote ancestors rather than to parents; deformity returning after passage of two or more generations | |
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bergamot
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n. small tree with pear-shaped fruit whose oil is used in perfumery; Italy | |
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bilingualism
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n. the ability to speak two languages colloquially | |
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adulation
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n. excessive flattery or admiration; unmerited praise | |
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androgyny
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n. showing characteristics of both sexes | |
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apogee
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n. the highest point; point in orbit most distant from the body being orbited | |
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attenuate
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v. make slender, fine, or small; weaken; lessen density of | |
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betimes
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ad. in good time; before the usual or expected time | |