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GRE Vocab
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gre
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vocabulary
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bvat
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Fairness; justice; OP. inequity
velocity
ruminant
ingrained
equity
2. Narrow-minded person - uncultured and exclusively interested in material gain; uncultured person who is indifferent to artistic and cultural values; member of an ancient people in Palestine; OP. aesthete
philistine
bombast
duress
buttress
3. Female sheep
oracular
prostrate
ewe
pundit
4. Hesitate; shrink back (in fear of something unpleasant); Ex. She did not flinch in the face of danger.
flinch
feign
faze
broach
5. Opinion contrary to popular belief; opinion contrary to accepted religion; ADJ. heretical; CF. heretic
prop
curfew
heresy
dummy
6. Fond word or act; expression of affection
endearment
menagerie
trinket
hem
7. Irresolution; inability to make up one's mind
derivative
indecision
pucker
finery
8. Assuming a false identity; masquerade; CF. impostor
jurisdiction
despoil
imposture
depose
9. Excessive zeal; extreme devotion to a belief or cause; N. fanatic; ADJ. fanatic
Occident
fanaticism
mire
apposite
10. Convenient features that helps to make life pleasant; social courtesies
amenities
minute
jargon
lubricate
11. Tear or cut to pieces; mutilate or disfigure; Ex. badly mangled bodies
queasy
malefactor
prone
mangle
12. Fill up again
juggernaut
vulnerable
inveterate
replenish
13. Unable to compromise about points of doctrine; dogmatic; unyielding; marked by inflexible attachment to a doctrine without regard to its practical difficulties
doctrinaire
litotes
taut
idiosyncrasy
14. Inquire impertinently (someone else's private affairs); use leverage to raise or open something; prize; N. pries: tool for prying
finish
circuit
disenfranchise
pry
15. Issue forth; come out
bookish
feasible
nourishment
emanate
16. Wallow (as in mud or high seas); lie soaked (as in blood); Ex. The victims weltered in their blood.
endemic
neophyte
havoc
welter
17. Malicious misrepresentation; slander
calumny
onerous
enormity
promulgate
18. Outward appearance; guise; Ex. We called in the troops to bring a/some semblance of order to the city.
semblance
pulse
equity
exceptionable
19. Of a title; in name only; nominal; having the title of an office without the obligations; Ex. titular head of the company
brawl
welt
titular
numismatist
20. One guilty of a crime
slick
culprit
low
pandemonium
21. Not shiny; matte; having a dull finish; N: flat piece of material used as a floor covering; V.
mat
deplore
betray
crinkle
22. Grandiloquent - pompous speech
gorge
homogeneous
bombast
sedentary
23. Fearless
benefit
gratuity
intrepid
asperity
24. Restore to proper condition (health or useful life); restore the former rank of
rehabilitate
libretto
imperative
graze
25. Grant condescendingly; guarantee; Ex. vouchsafe your fair return on your investment
pulverize
vouchsafe
stellar
irrevocable
26. Lack of premeditation; naturalness; freedom from constraint; ADJ. spontaneous: self-generated; unpremeditated; happening without being planned
spontaneity
supple
purveyor
fuss:
27. Grow well; prosper; make sweeping gestures; wave; brandish; Ex. The trees flourished in the sun. N: showy movement or gesture; embellishment or ornamentation (esp. in handwriting)
flourish
providence
tacit
conclave
28. Cable or chain attached to something that needs to be braced or steadied; CF. guide
bowdlerize
guy
intervene
gruesome
29. Inscription in memory of a dead person (as on a tombstone)
congenial
vivisection
epitaph
knotty
30. Servile dependent; obsequious follower
minion
renege
grudge
bristling
31. Kill (usually one out of ten or every tenth man); destroy or kill a large part of
decimate
contrive
glutton
gild
32. Spoken or written in secret; trusted with private matters; Ex. confidential secretary
distinctive
confidential
couple
aspersion
33. Projection; conjecture; V. extrapolate: infer (unknown information) from known information
conception
vision
paroxysm
extrapolation
34. Bend or hang downward; become weakened; Ex. His shoulders drooped with tiredness; N.
lope
droop
buttress
culvert
35. Of the surface; not deep; shallow; not thorough; trivial; Ex. superficial analysis/knowledge
superficial
digression
insomnia
forte
36. Impossible to reconcile; incompatible; not able to be resolved
graphite
irreconcilable
vaunted
grotto
37. Add leaven to; cause to rise or grow lighter; enliven; N: agent - such as yeast - that causes dough to rise (by fermentation); element that lightens or enlivens
leaven
blight
eminent
monastic
38. Pertaining to marriage
arrhythmic
autonomous
oblivious
marital
39. Detached plant shoot used in grafting; descendant
scion
paranoia
inequity
dislodge
40. Swindle or cheat; N: wedgelike tool for cutting
chisel
memorial
portly
supine
41. (of a sound) echoing; resounding(sounding loudly); deep and full in sound; producing resonance; Ex. resonant voice; N. resonance
resonant
limpid
astigmatism
plight
42. Avoid habitually; Ex. eschew alcoholic drinks
eschew
seamy
holster
frond
43. Pertaining to spring
maxim
titillate
prey
vernal
44. (of a place) dilapidated; in a bad condition; (of a person) weak or exhausted
insuperable
skimp
run-down
saccharine
45. In name only; of a name; trifling; (of a sum of money) very small; CF. nominate: propose as a candidate; appoint
disband
hive
staid
nominal
46. Flashy; tawdry; attractive on the surface but of no real value; Ex. metericious argument/jewel; CF. prostitute
philatelist
meretricious
embark
shoddy
47. In agreement; harmonious; corresponding; coinciding exactly; CF. congruous
congruent
presage
sovereignty
initiate
48. Accidental transposition of sounds in successive words; Ex. 'Let me sew you to your sheet'' for 'Let me show you to your seat''; CF. William Spooner
preponderance
jetsam
swathe
spoonerism
49. Deep; not superficial; complete; Ex. profound thinker/remark/silence/deafness; N. profundity
scurry
profound
perfidious
agrarian
50. Scanty; inadequate
masochist
meager
discredit
docket