V — The school dictionary · page 31 2 3vindicatedShown to be right after other people doubted you or blamed you.9 sentencesvindictiveVindictive means wanting to get back at someone and hurt them for a wrong done to you.4 sentencesvineA vine is a plant with a long, thin, bendy stem that climbs up walls, fences or trees, or spreads along the ground.12 sentencesvinegarVinegar is a sour liquid made from wine, cider or malt, used to flavour food, to keep food (pickles) and for cleaning.9 sentencesvineyardA vineyard is a piece of land where grapevines are grown, usually to make wine.10 sentencesvintageVintage things are old but of good quality and valued, from an earlier time: vintage clothes, a vintage car.11 sentencesviolaA viola is a string instrument like a violin but a little bigger, with a deeper, warmer sound; it is played with a bow and held under the…9 sentencesviolationA violation is breaking a rule, law or promise; an act that goes against what is allowed.4 sentencesviolenceViolence is behaviour that uses physical force to hurt, injure or kill someone or to damage something.11 sentencesviolentViolent means using strong physical force to hurt or damage people or things.10 sentencesviolentlyIn a way that uses strong physical force to hurt or damage: he pushed the door violently.11 sentencesvioletViolet is a bluish-purple colour.11 sentencesviolinA violin is a musical instrument made of wood with four strings, which you hold under your chin and play with a bow or by plucking.11 sentencesviolinistA person who plays the violin, a stringed musical instrument held under the chin and played with a bow.7 sentencesvipA VIP is a «very important person»: someone famous or important who gets special treatment, such as a celebrity, a leader or an honoured g…9 sentencesviperA viper is a kind of venomous snake with long fangs that fold back, such as the adder.9 sentencesviralViral means caused by a virus: «a viral infection».9 sentencesvirginThe Virgin Mary is the mother of Jesus; Christians believe she conceived Jesus by the power of the Holy Spirit while still a virgin.13 sentencesvirgoVirgo is a large constellation (a group of stars) whose name is Latin for «the virgin» or «young woman».9 sentencesvirtualMade or seen on a computer or online, not in the real physical world, such as a virtual tour or a virtual classroom.12 sentencesvirtuallyAlmost; very nearly but not quite: «virtually empty» means almost completely empty.11 sentencesvirtueVirtue is goodness and right behaviour.12 sentencesvirtuousVery good and moral; behaving in an honest, kind and right way.10 sentencesvirusA virus is a tiny germ, much too small to see, that gets inside living cells and can make people, animals or plants ill.9 sentencesvisaA visa is an official stamp or document that lets you enter, stay in, study or work in a foreign country for a certain time.9 sentencesviscosityHow thick and sticky a liquid is, and how slowly it flows.8 sentencesvisibilityHow far or how clearly you can see, especially because of weather or light.9 sentencesvisibleVisible means able to be seen.9 sentencesvisiblyVisibly means in a way that can be seen or noticed easily: «she was visibly upset».8 sentencesvisionVision is your ability to see; your eyesight.13 sentencesvisitTo visit means to go to see a person or a place for a while.13 sentencesvisitationA visitation is a visit, especially by someone important or by a god.5 sentencesvisitorA visitor is a person who comes to see a person or a place for a while.10 sentencesvistaA vista is a beautiful, wide view, especially a long one seen between hills, trees or buildings.9 sentencesvisualTo do with seeing or sight.8 sentencesvisuallyIn a way that has to do with seeing or how something looks: the poster is visually striking.10 sentencesvitalExtremely important or necessary; something you cannot do without.11 sentencesvitalityVitality is great energy and life; being full of strength and spirit.4 sentencesvitaminVitamins are tiny natural substances in food that your body needs to stay healthy.11 sentencesvitreousLike glass, or made of glass: hard, shiny and often see-through.8 sentencesvividVery bright and strong in colour.11 sentencesvividlyVividly means very clearly and in a lively way, so you can almost see, feel or remember it: «I vividly remember my first day at school.».9 sentencesvivifyTo vivify is to bring to life or make lively and full of energy (rare, mostly in old tales).4 sentencesvixenA vixen is a female fox.5 sentencesvizierA vizier was a high minister or adviser to a king or sultan in old Eastern lands.5 sentencesvocabularyVocabulary is all the words a person knows or uses.10 sentencesvocalVocal means about the voice or using the voice.11 sentencesvocalisationA vocalisation is a sound made with the voice, especially by an animal, like a bark, a howl, a song or a call.8 sentencesvocalistA vocalist is a singer, especially one who sings with a band or group.7 sentencesvocallyBy speaking out loudly and openly, so others clearly hear your opinion.8 sentencesvocationA vocation is the work or calling that a person feels is right for them, such as teaching or healing.4 sentencesvocationalVocational means to do with the skills needed for a particular job or trade.7 sentencesvocativeIn grammar, the vocative is the word or name used to speak directly to someone, as in «Tom, come here!».7 sentencesvodkaVodka is a strong, clear alcoholic drink, first made in Russia and Poland, from grain or potatoes.7 sentencesvoiceYour voice is the sound you make when you speak or sing.13 sentencesvoidA void is a completely empty space.13 sentencesvoileA thin, light, see-through cloth made of cotton, silk or polyester, used for curtains, dresses and blouses.7 sentencesvolatileIn science, a volatile liquid turns into a gas (evaporates) very easily, like petrol or nail-polish remover.10 sentencesvolcanicVolcanic means made by, coming from or to do with a volcano, like volcanic rock or volcanic ash.11 sentencesvolcanicallyVolcanically means because of volcanoes or in the way of a volcano: «volcanically active», «formed volcanically».7 sentencesvolcanoA volcano is a mountain or opening in the Earth's surface where hot melted rock (lava), ash and gases come out from deep inside.11 sentencesvoleA vole is a small, plump rodent like a mouse, with a short tail, small ears and a blunt nose, that lives in fields, woods and riverbanks.8 sentencesvolleyballA team game in which two teams hit a ball with their hands over a high net, trying to make it land on the other side.9 sentencesvoltA volt is the unit used to measure voltage, the "push" that makes electricity flow around a circuit.8 sentencesvoltageVoltage is the push that makes electric current flow around a circuit.9 sentencesvolubleTalking a lot, quickly and easily, often with feeling.8 sentencesvolumeHow loud a sound is (turn the volume up or down).12 sentencesvoluntarilyBecause you choose to, without being forced or paid.9 sentencesvoluntaryVoluntary means done because you want to, not because you are forced: voluntary help, voluntary work.10 sentencesvolunteerA volunteer is someone who does a job without being paid, because they want to help.12 sentencesvomitTo vomit is to be sick: food and liquid come back up from your stomach and out of your mouth.10 sentencesvoteTo vote is to choose someone or something by showing your hand, ticking a paper or pressing a button, so a group can decide.12 sentencesvoterA voter is a person who votes in an election or is allowed to vote.7 sentencesvouchTo say that you know someone is honest, good or telling the truth, and you will take responsibility for that.8 sentencesvoucherA voucher is a piece of paper or code you can exchange for goods or services, or that gives a discount.7 sentencesvouchsafeTo give or tell something kindly, as a favour, or as if from a high position: he vouchsafed no answer.9 sentencesvowA vow is a serious promise, often a solemn or religious one.11 sentencesvowelA vowel is a speech sound made with the mouth open and the air flowing freely, like the sound in "cat" or "see".10 sentencesvoyageA voyage is a long journey, especially by sea or in space.9 sentencesvoyagerA voyager is a person who goes on a long journey, especially by sea or into space.11 sentencesvulgarVulgar means rude and crude, especially about the body or toilet.11 sentencesvulnerabilityVulnerability is being easy to hurt, harm or attack, in body or feelings.11 sentencesvulnerableVulnerable means easily hurt, harmed or attacked, in body or feelings.10 sentencesvultureA vulture is a large bird with a bald or nearly bald head that eats the meat of dead animals.10 sentences1 2 3This page in Markdown → https://md.mova.elamur.ai/free/en/corpora/dictionaries/school/V/page/3/