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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. To waste by spending or using irresponsibly
squander
admonish
lucid
arbitrary
2. To deliver a pompous speech or tirade
discomfit
exculpate
harangue
erudite
3. Insincere; lacking in honesty
anomaly
preempt
symmetry
disingenuous
4. To publicly praise or promote
disabuse
tout
ensure
innocuous
5. Stubborn; hardheaded
disinterest
obstinate
covert
camouflage
6. Harmless; causing no damage
idiosyncrasy
innocuous
fawn
correspond
7. A thin - flexible film of tissue that covers or lines an organ
membrane
unfettered
camouflage
intrepid
8. Ostentatious or showy; flashy
aberrant
flamboyant
facetious
intransigent
9. To trudge; to move slowly and heavily
plod
laconic
mollify
inquisitive
10. Truthfulness; honesty
deference
superfluous
veracity
digress
11. A support or prop - often an external prop used to bolster a wall
buttress
banal
obstinate
morose
12. Naturally inclined; tending; likely
cultured
synthetic
specious
prone
13. Of the world; typical of or concerned w/the ordinary
scarce
brilliance
heretical
mundane
14. One who practices rigid self-denial esp in religious devotion
veneration
furtive
ascetic
camouflage
15. Characterized by a preference for complete obedience to authority; domineering
magnanimity
amalgamate
inchoate
authoritarian
16. An invigorating substance that excites mental or physical activity
brilliance
stimulant
superfluous
lucid
17. To stray from the point; to go off on a tangent
catalyst
stanza
exculpate
digress
18. Lacking authenticity or validity; false; counterfeit
spurious
pervasive
somber
harangue
19. Unyielding; hardhearted
parody
anomalous
fraud
obdurate
20. Man-made; artificial; relating to or involving the combination of parts to make a whole
preempt
synthetic
elegy
florid
21. Very learned; scholarly
erudite
inundate
brilliance
cultivation
22. Well-spoken; coherent
esoteric
invigoration
prune
articulate
23. To flatter or praise excessively
blithe
discomfit
arduous
fawn
24. Adherence to the highest principles; uprightness
tentative
coercive
rescind
probity
25. Well-spoken; expressive; articulate
eloquent
fawn
castigation
prudent
26. To invalidate; to repeal to retract
impose
rescind
blithe
volatile
27. To purify or concentrate through a process of vaporization
distill
convoluted
anthology
discourse
28. The purposeful giving of false or misleading testimony while under oath
perjury
enigmatic
loquacious
arbitrary
29. To disguise or conceal
cunning
garrulous
discomfit
dissemble
30. Seeming true - but actually being fallacious; misleadingly attractive
prodigious
perjury
specious
reconciliation
31. Discreet; prudent; careful
circumspect
connoisseur
covert
compensation
32. Marked by stealth - covert - surreptitious
antipathy
plod
furtive
mollify
33. To refuse to have anything to do with; to disown
mitigate
digress
slight
repudiate
34. Exceeding what is sufficient or necessary
plummet
superfluous
prodigal
calibrate
35. Accustomed to accepting something undesirable
beneficent
inured
rigidity
inquisitive
36. An overabundance; a surplus
plethora
diatribe
placate
distill
37. Tranquility; peacefulness
serenity
spurious
implode
lackluster
38. To approve tacitly by overlooking or excusing; to allow or forgive
condone
fraud
capricious
innocuous
39. Characterized by brightness and the emission of light
waver
luminous
brittle
discourse
40. Concerned and attentive; eager
wheedle
rigidity
diffident
solicitous
41. To use ambiguous language with a deceptive intent
secrete
plummet
equivocate
inchoate
42. One that precedes and indicates or announces another
enumerate
pristine
precursor
inundate
43. Moderate; marked by restraint and lack of extremes
temperate
facetious
taciturn
tout
44. To calm or soothe; to reduce in emotional intesity
mollify
rhetoric
synthesis
maverick
45. Not vital or pertinent; irrelevant
extraneous
indifferent
vital
treacherous
46. To guarantee or make certain
savor
luminous
illusory
ensure
47. The quality of being energized or filled with liveliness
corrosion
morose
brevity
invigoration
48. Marked by extreme calm - impassivity - and steadiness
imperturbable
hierarchy
bombast
sanction
49. A speech made to oneself; a monologue
arduous
soliloquy
invigoration
mollify
50. Implied; not explicitly stated
tacit
ingenuity
trivial
aggravate