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GRE High Frequency Words Vocab
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Deceptive; based upon a false belief or impression
archaic
cogent
illusory
adversity
2. Annoyance or irritation
secrete
heretical
vexation
membrane
3. To blacken; to belittle; to sully defame disparage
denigrate
preempt
craven
beneficent
4. Readily changing to a vapor; changeable; fickle; explosive
plethora
volatile
extraneous
insipid
5. Using few words; terse
penchant
loquacious
laconic
inopportune
6. To inspect - determine - or correct the graduations of an instrument by comparing it to a standard
recalcitrant
blithe
intransigent
calibrate
7. Lacking authenticity or validity; false; counterfeit
consternation
taciturn
spurious
superfluous
8. To make right or fix; correct
rectify
dissemble
presumptuous
centrifuge
9. A courteous and respectful yielding to the will of another
tranquil
innocuous
monotonous
deference
10. To list or count off individually
stimulant
enumerate
diatribe
decibel
11. One who hates all other humans
dissertation
bombast
misanthrope
restitution
12. An overabundance; a surplus
plethora
idiosyncrasy
ingenuity
specious
13. Accustomed to accepting something undesirable
cultivation
subtle
florid
inured
14. A speech made to oneself; a monologue
morose
camouflage
exculpate
soliloquy
15. Belonging to another time; removed from natural chronological context
eclectic
blithe
belie
anachronistic
16. The quality of being generously noble in the mind and heart - esp in forgiving
epitome
aggravate
magnanimity
platitude
17. Having no interest or concern; showing no bias or prejudice
indifferent
anomalous
advocate
fatuous
18. The quality of being evenly balanced
pervasive
fraud
symmetry
cynicism
19. Having or showing often viscious ill-will -spite - hatred
subjective
fidelity
malevolent
belie
20. One that precedes and indicates or announces another
meticulous
tractable
eclectic
precursor
21. To publicly praise or promote
tout
conspire
tranquility
eulogy
22. Shrink in fear - cringe
adversity
arbitrary
inured
cower
23. Shrewdness and craftiness; slyness
fidelity
burnish
cunning
superfluous
24. To force out; to discharge
expel
arduous
enervate
ephemeral
25. To prod or drive forward; to urge on; incite
precursor
furtive
enumerate
goad
26. Carefree; merry
quiescence
subtle
blithe
elegy
27. Unclear; open to more than one potential meaning
maverick
infuse
propagate
ambiguous
28. Unoriginal; obtained from another source
censure
cynicism
stanza
derivative
29. To calm or soothe; to reduce in emotional intesity
mollify
fawn
antipathy
reconciliation
30. To remove completely; to annihilate; to pull out by the roots
perennial
vital
warranted
eradicate
31. Truthfulness; honesty
extravagance
ingenuity
desiccate
veracity
32. To lengthen or stretch out
magnanimity
extend
obdurate
rarefy
33. Lecture or discussion; conversation
sanction
euphemism
discourse
disinterest
34. To trudge; to move slowly and heavily
subjective
tractable
plod
compliant
35. To ease or lessen; to appease or pacify
assuage
penury
obviate
aberrant
36. Very learned; scholarly
prune
inquisitive
erudite
pervasive
37. Conflicting; dissonant or harsh in sound
belie
catalyst
banal
discordant
38. To waste by spending or using irresponsibly
pristine
enigmatic
squander
glib
39. To remove or separate by cutting off
extravagance
sever
bombast
precipitate
40. Implied; not explicitly stated
onerous
tacit
furtive
pervasive
41. Playful humorous
intrepid
tractable
facetious
digress
42. A generally agreed-upon practice or attitude
temperate
intrepid
convention
apprise
43. To enjoy in a thorough manner; to relish; to fully appreciate
superficial
obdurate
squander
savor
44. Assuming an unauthorized right or responsibility; overly forward and arrogant
spurious
irascible
presumptuous
tortuous
45. One who practices rigid self-denial esp in religious devotion
ascetic
spurious
derision
deviance
46. Docile; obedience; easily led
beneficent
chicanery
defer
tractable
47. An intense feeling of dislike or disgust
rescind
burnish
aversion
rarefy
48. Severe criticism or punishment
veneration
castigation
cultured
derivative
49. Dark and depressing; mournful
covert
dogma
coercive
somber
50. Marked by ease or informality; nonchalant; lacking in depth; superficial
perjury
antipathy
glib
ingenuity