
Tier 2 words are less common than high frequency (Tier 1) words. They are often integral to the comprehension of exam questions or core subject knowledge.
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saunter |
If you saunter, it means you walk in a leisurely way.
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scenario |
Scenario is another word for setting.
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schedule |
A schedule is an ordered list of times at which things are planned to occur.
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scheme |
A scheme is an elaborate and systematic plan of action.
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scope |
The scope of something is the area in which it acts or operates.
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section |
A section is a part of a larger whole.
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sector |
A sector is a social group that forms a branch of society or the economy.
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secure |
If something is secure, it means it is safe from danger or risk.
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security |
Security is the state of being free from danger or injury.
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seldom |
Seldom is another word for rarely.
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select |
If you select something, it means you choose it.
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senseless |
If something is senseless, it means it doesn't make sense.
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sequence |
A sequence is the particular order or pattern in which things are arranged.
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series |
A series is a group of similar things that happen one after the other.
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sever |
If you sever something, it means you cut it off.
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sex |
Sex is a way of categorising organisms depending on their reproductive roles.
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shift |
If you shift something, it means you move it.
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significant |
If something is significant, it means it is important in effect or meaning.
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similar |
If two or more things are similar, it means they are alike.
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