Vocabulary Starting with "V"

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• valley A low area of land between hills or mountains
• valuable Worth a lot of money or extremely useful and important
• value Worth or importance; principles; to consider important
• van A medium-sized motor vehicle used for transporting goods or people
• variable Likely to change or vary; an element that can have different values
• variation A change or difference in something
• variety A range of different things; a particular type within a category
• various Different from one another; of different kinds or sorts
• vary To differ or change; to make something different
• vast Extremely large in area, size, extent, or quantity
• vegetable An edible plant or part of a plant, such as carrots or broccoli
• vehicle A machine for transporting people or goods; a means of expression
• venture A risky business project or undertaking; or to dare to do something potential...
• verb A word expressing an action, state, or occurrence
• version A particular form of something; someone's account of events
• versus Against; in contrast or competition with
• very In a high degree; extremely; actual or precise
• vessel A ship or large boat; a container for liquids; a tube in the body
• veteran A person with long experience; a former member of the armed forces
• via By way of, through, or by means of
• vice Immoral or wicked behaviour; a deputy or second-in-command
• victim Someone who suffers harm or injury from a crime, accident, or event
• victory The act of winning or succeeding in a competition, battle, or struggle
• video Moving pictures recorded digitally or on tape; to record on video
• view What can be seen; an opinion; to look at or consider
• village A small community or settlement smaller than a town
• violence Physical force intended to hurt or damage; extreme intensity
• violent Using or involving physical force intended to hurt
• virtually Almost entirely; nearly; by means of computer technology
• virus A tiny organism that causes disease; malicious computer code
• visible Able to be seen; obvious or noticeable
• vision The ability to see; a mental image of a future possibility
• visit To go to see a person or place; an act of visiting
• visitor Someone who comes to see a person or place
• visual Relating to seeing or sight
• vital Absolutely necessary or essential; relating to life
• voice The sound produced when speaking or singing; an opinion or right to speak
• volume The amount of space something occupies; loudness of sound; a book in a series
• voluntary Done by choice, not forced or required; unpaid
• volunteer Someone who offers to do something without being paid
• vote A formal choice in an election; to make such a choice
• voter A person who votes or has the right to vote