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GRE Vocab
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gre
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english
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vocabulary
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bvat
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Hasten; make go faster
expedite
omnipresent
sidereal
profusion
2. Revoke; annul
offensive
cater
naivet'e(naivety)
repeal
3. Marked with parallel bands; striped; grooved; Ex. striated rocks; V. striate; N. stria: thin groove or line
congenial
degenerate
striated
filch
4. Make into an institution; put or confine in an institution
disheveled
institutionalize
emissary
cohorts
5. Power to produce desired effect; ADJ. efficacious: effectual
marrow
efficacy
germinal
coiffure
6. Ill-humored; irritable
spoonerism
prototype
cantankerous
maneuver(manoeuver)
7. Spread through or over (with a color or liquid); charge; Ex. A blush suffused her cheeks.
amass
suffuse
blight
reproach
8. Drink in
imbibe
career
carcinogenic
privation
9. Inform
insinuate
concurrent
apprise
suffocate
10. Long shallow trench made by a plow; deep wrinkle in the skin; V.
statutory
trim
furrow
apiculture
11. Transform; change; convert to something different
feebleminded
fecundity
tendentious
transmute
12. Sun's corona; halo; bright circle of light
demise
profane
intrigue
aureole
13. Gloomy; morose; blue; N. ADJ. melancholic; CF. melancholia
tarnish
melancholy
institute
squabble
14. Spur; motive; something which encourages one to greater activity
consanguinity
incentive
nebula
penetrate
15. Collection (of writings or information); Ex. the corpus of Shakespear's works; Cf. corpse
validate
leonine
corpus
swill
16. Autopsy; ADJ: occurring after death; of a postmortem
salubrious
postmortem
exchequer
corollary
17. Strong and firm (in the body)
sturdy
supposition
unrequited
naivet'e(naivety)
18. Written statement made under oath (for use as proof in a court of law)
fallow
titanic
brooch
affidavit
19. Pertaining to marriage
carping
unguent
conjugal
anthology
20. Serious and sedate; sober; Ex. staid during the funeral ceremony
groom
staid
prestige
confiscate
21. Reclining; lying down completely or in part
ellipsis
screech
debut
recumbent
22. Uppermost edge of a cup; projecting rim (as on a hat); Ex. The glass was full to the brim; V: be full to the brim
brim
redolent
dissimulate
tertiary
23. Commemorate
invocation
daunt
emend
memorialize
24. Deduce; conclude; N. inference
nib
equestrian
infer
blowhard
25. Given to complaining; complaining; fretful; whining
mores
querulous
jaded
illuminate
26. Play or frolic boisterously; gambol; N.
killjoy
romp
evocative
vitiate
27. Text of an opera or oratorio; CF. book
impunity
waive
libretto
quaint
28. Outmoded; no longer used
deserts
obsolete
frenzied
fermentation
29. Ancestors
atone
adamant
forebears(forbears)
reactionary
30. Poverty
sterile
indigence
replicate
churlish
31. Respect or admiration; impression produced by achievements or reputation; ADJ: causing admiration; ADJ. prestigious: having prestige
insalubrious
hirsute
prestige
larceny
32. Deprived of (someone beloved through death)
hypocritical
meditation
pen
bereaved
33. Party; clique (within a large group); dissension
brazen
ecliptic
faction
advert
34. Subside or moderate
allocate
stoop
abate
recuperate
35. Ancestry; lineage
equine
sustain
pedigree
codify
36. Reading desk or stand for a public speaker
bulk
lectern
promulgate
inopportune
37. Blotched in coloring; spotted; Ex. mottled face; V. mottle: mark with blotches of different colors
beleaguer
mottled
vigil
curb
38. Harass - annoy - torment (by repeated attacks); raid
cuisine
piety
harry
gainsay
39. Detest; ADJ. loathsome: arousing loathing; offensive; Ex. loathsome smell
quandary
multilingual
loathe
lackadaisical
40. Clumsy person; ADJ. loutish; CF. from countrysides ?
dissimulate
propulsive
lout
hypnosis
41. Strike forcefully; slap; batter; knock out; N: table with food set out for people to server themselves; meal at which people help themselves to food that's been set
sentimental
sentinel
buffet
refute
42. Core or marrow; spongelike substance in the center of stems; essence; substance
counterpart
pith
pious
sluggard
43. Short simple story teaching a moral
parable
frugality
accessory
bluff
44. Lazy person
quintessence
guise
invalidate
sluggard
45. Possessing good health; healthful
adjuration
incisive
ambulatory
healthy
46. Act of turning aside; pastime; V. divert: turn aside from a course; distract; amuse
abscission
diversion
outfit
filth
47. Speak in favor of; support (an idea or plan); urge; plead for
advocate
probity
irate
peon
48. Small hill; hillock
eddy
hummock
fetid(foetid)
dignitary
49. Reluctant; unwilling; disinclined; Ex. Romeo and Juliet were both loath for him to go.
loath
incorporeal
debase
barb
50. Suckle; take care of (as a nurse); bear in mind; Ex. nursing mother; Ex. nurse a hope/grudge against someone
incipient
prime
court
nurse