Ⅰ Major Prefixes
Lecture 1 Prefix AB(abdicate~avert)
Lecture 2 Prefix AD(abandon~acquit)
Lecture 3 Prefix AD(addict~adverse)
Lecture 4 Prefix AD(advert~amenable)
Lecture 5 Prefix AD(annex~arbitrary)
Lecture 6 Prefix AD(arraign~famish)
Lecture 7 Prefix AN(adamant~atypical)~ Prefix A(afloat~awry)~
Prefix ANT (antagonist~antiseptic)
Lecture 8 Prefix BE(befall~bewitch)~Prefix BENE(benediction~bounteous)
Lecture 9 Prefix CIRCUM(circuit~circumvent)~Prefix COM(coalition~commodious)
Lecture 10 Prefix COM (commonplace~compuction)
Lecture 11 Prefix COM(concede~conglomerate)
Lecture 12 Prefix COM(congregate~contemn)
Lecture 13 Prefix COM(convert~convoy)
Lecture 14 Prefix CONTRA (contraband~counterpart)~prefix DE (debase~defer)
Lecture 15 Prefix DE (defile~depredate)
Lecture 16 Prefix DE (depress~detrimental)
Lecture 17 Prefix DE(deviate~dismay)~Prefix DIS(defer~disorient)
Lecture 18 Prefix DIS (disparage~divulge)
Lecture 19 Prefix EN (embargo~enhance)
Lecture 20 Prefix EN(enjoin)~Prefix EN(enlist~envoy)~Prefix EPL(ephemeral~epoch)
Lecture 21 Prefix EX(allege~evaporate)
Lecture 22 Prefix EX(evoke~scourge)
Lecture 23 Prefix IN Negation (enmity~impudent)
Lecture 24 Prefix IN Negation (impunity~infinitesimal)
Lecture 25 Prefix IN Negation (infirm~irrevocable)
Lecture 26 Prefix IN (ambush~incarnate)
Lecture 27 Prefix IN-an (incense~inhale)
Lecture 28 Prefix IN (inherent~irrigate)
Lecture 29 Prefix INTER(entertain~interstice)~ Prefix MAL(maladroit~malinger)~
Prefix MIS (miscarry~misuse)
Lecture 30 Prefix OB (hostage~ostentatious)
Lecture 31 Prefix OVER(overall~overwhelm)
Lecture 32 Prefix OUT(outburst~outweigh)~Prefix PARA(parable~paraphrase)
Lecture 33 Prefix PER (peremprory~pervert)
Lecture 34 Prefix PRE (precept~prevail)
Lecture 35 Prefix PRO(proclivity~propriety)~Prefix PRO(proscribe~prosecute)
Lecture 36 Prefix PRO(prospective~purport)~Prefix RE(ransom~recompense)
Lecture 37 Prefix RE(reconcile~remnant)
Lecture 38 Prefix RE(remonstrate~revise)
Lecture 39 Prefix SE(seclude~sever)~Prefix SUB(sojourn~susceptible)
Lecture 40 Prefix SUPER (superb~surplus)~ Prefix TRANS (traduce~trespass)
Lecture 41 Prefix UN(unarmed~unscrupulous)
Lecture 42 Prefix UN(unseemly~unwholesome)~ prefix
UNDER(underesimate~undertake)~prefix UP(upbraid~uproot)

Ⅱ Other Prefixes
Lecture 43 Other Prefixes AMBI (ambiguous) ~ Other Prefixes DIA (diagnosis ~ dialectic)
Lecture 44 Other Prefixes EU(eulogy)~MONO(monotony)
Lecture 45 Other prefixes MULTI(multiloquent~multiply)~WITH(withdraw~withstand)

This book is a pocketbook-style vocabulary book based on MD Vocabulary 33,000. It summarizes essential and frequently used vocabulary from the MD book. This revision includes improvements to the book format, interior design, and additional content (idioms and compound words).
This can be said to be the optimal vocabulary list for English exams such as transfer, civil service, TEPS, TOEFL, and TOEIC.


The uses of vocabulary lists can be broadly summarized into two categories.
The first is that it serves as a preview before studying this book (MD VOCABULARY 33000).
This book contains systematic and extensive vocabulary information, including synonyms, a synonym encyclopedia, nuances, problems, and idioms. Therefore, students with somewhat weaker skills may sometimes feel burdened by the book's thickness and content.
In this case, if you study the vocabulary list in advance and then read this book, you will be able to conquer MD much more naturally.
The second is the review function.
Students who are diligently studying this book or have already completed it will find this vocabulary list useful for efficient and easy review.
The vocabulary list is also divided into 45 lessons like the book itself, and the MP3 is also divided into essential and frequently used vocabulary, so I believe you will see even greater results if you use them together.


Since it is pocket-sized enough to fit in your hand, if you always carry it with you and keep it close like a friend, it will be a great guide to conquering English vocabulary, and the MD vocabulary book will be a great foundation for improving your English competitiveness.