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GRE High Frequency Words Vocab
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Subject to chance or individual whim; without definite reason
laud
disinterest
arbitrary
belie
2. Mysterious; obscure; difficult to understand
defer
enigmatic
belie
archaic
3. Ambiguous; doubtful or uncertain
sever
abscond
morose
equivocal
4. To approve tacitly by overlooking or excusing; to allow or forgive
vital
beneficent
implicit
condone
5. questioning; curious
cynicism
diffuse
inquisitive
cultivation
6. Abundant in size - force - or extent; extraordinary
implode
discomfit
prodigious
serenity
7. Harsh - jarring - discordant sound
amalgamate
ostracism
cacophony
audacious
8. Man-made; artificial; relating to or involving the combination of parts to make a whole
synthetic
conspire
burgeon
provoke
9. To remove or separate by cutting off
disingenuous
sever
tractable
aggravate
10. Inclined to change one'S mind impulsively; erratic; unpredictable
cultivation
capricious
diffuse
innocuous
11. To state as a fact; to confirm or support
innocuous
veneration
aver
perfunctory
12. Calmness; serenity; peacefulness
advocate
tranquility
commensurate
harangue
13. Extreme respect and reverence; worship
veneration
anthology
eulogy
coercive
14. Naturally inclined; tending; likely
prone
spurious
conspire
stimulant
15. Not tied down; unrestrained
prodigal
unfettered
plasticity
solvent
16. Thick; sticky
morose
banal
somber
viscous
17. Deviating from the norm
florid
loquacious
aberrant
adversity
18. A mournful poem - esp one lamenting the dead
anthology
discourse
elegy
misanthrope
19. Self-important or pompous writing or speech
bombast
tirade
plethora
recalcitrant
20. Steadfast and courageous
intrepid
serenity
fortuitous
solicitous
21. Baffled; in a quandry; at a loss for what to say or do
facetious
nonplused
dogmatic
solicitous
22. Deliberate deceit with the goal of gaining an unlawful advantage
fraud
euphemism
repudiate
martial
23. To cause to spread - multiply or reproduce
malevolent
miser
propagate
effrontery
24. yielding or submissive; amenable
anachronistic
divest
platitude
compliant
25. Silly inanely foolish
recluse
exculpate
convention
fatuous
26. Harmless; causing no damage
sever
cogent
miser
innocuous
27. To provide support or reinforcement
pedantic
bolster
anomaly
mitigate
28. Accustomed to accepting something undesirable
harangue
inured
enumerate
anesthetic
29. Sad - sullen
prone
morose
lackluster
veneration
30. Shortness or briefness - esp. in time
distention
divest
rescind
brevity
31. To publicly praise or promote
implode
tout
commensurate
illusory
32. Pointlessly talkative; talking too much
authoritarian
ostracism
enigmatic
garrulous
33. A mild replacement for a harsher or more offensive term
frugality
euphemism
anesthetic
spurious
34. To flatter or praise excessively
ephemeral
infuse
savor
fawn
35. To dry out or dehydrate to make dry or dull
denounce
anesthetic
desiccate
castigation
36. Hardship
laconic
indifferent
adversity
precursor
37. The combination of parts to make a whole
implacable
synthesis
platitude
idiosyncrasy
38. State or quality of differing from the accepted norm; abnormality
ephemeral
saturate
deviance
unfeigned
39. Annoyance or irritation
vexation
denigrate
defer
waver
40. To publicly condemn or criticize
denounce
laud
compensation
caustic
41. Payment given for services rendered or for loss
propagate
tranquility
digress
compensation
42. To reprove; to express warning or disapproval
unfettered
apprise
prodigious
admonish
43. Small; lacking substance in degree - amount - or size
misanthrope
inured
placate
slight
44. Clear; easily understood
slight
burgeon
vexation
lucid
45. Lacking faithfulness or loyalty; traitorous; unstable
eulogy
precipitate
treacherous
perennial
46. A person or thing that causes change
catalyst
plethora
cower
goad
47. To fill until there is no further capacity for absorbance; to soak
saturate
fatuous
converge
shrill
48. Unclear; open to more than one potential meaning
dogmatic
ambiguous
mundane
derivative
49. Dark and depressing; mournful
somber
volatile
facetious
circumspect
50. Relevant; germane
eclectic
pertinent
aberrant
articulate