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Grad Entrance Exams Vocab - Most Important Words
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1. (of love) not returned or rewarded
repose
implacable
unrequited
stipulate
2. Abounding - swarming with
toothsome
appendage
tenebrous
teem
3. Occurring daily
abject
nugatory
repose
quotidian
4. Any image of future disturbance
blithe
bovine
nepotism
specter
5. Inactivity - no progress
pretext
otiose
slough
incipient
6. To split (cleft); to stick to
cleave
dovetail
passe
craven
7. Commanding respect
pallid
venerable
somnolent
sophistry
8. Bad temper - cantankerous - fractious
cadge
cheeky
surly
maunder
9. Ingratiating and wheedling in an insincere or excessive way - unctuous - fawning
smarmy
convivial
besiege
presage
10. Insolent and impertinent behavior - temerity - gall
ethereal
apocryphal
unbecoming
effrontery
11. An excessive pride
hubris
blithe
rancor
obdurate
12. Return to original theme
nepotism
reprise
irresolute
acrimonious
13. Harsh - grating sound
peremptory
decorum
strident
bombast
14. Offset and mitigate the effects by contrary actions
smarmy
swoon
countervail
maelstrom
15. Ceremony and splendid display
provident
concomitant
pomp
inimitable
16. One who wanders w/o home or livelihood
vagrant
platitude
prickly
squalid
17. Overly sweet (fig.)
pacific
sordid
cloying
aberration
18. Tastelessly showy in appearance - tawdry
platitude
chaste
verve
raffish
19. Formidable - arousing respect
pallid
atavism
imbrue
redoubtable
20. Representing the best of its kind
exemplary
solipsism
timorous
piddling
21. Having a supernatural presence
gallantry
numinous
porcine
fealty
22. To crowd around - stifle
besiege
desultory
melee
ethereal
23. Internal conflict; a dissonant minority group
peevish
faction
melee
besiege
24. Rich in sound; spoken words that are impressive
raconteur
teem
piddling
sonorous
25. Exonerate
provident
exculpate
hyperbole
meretricious
26. Association of businesses
consortium
remuneration
redoubtable
nugatory
27. To fit together harmoniously
staid
clarion
dovetail
nepotism
28. To trick someone into doing something
enormity
beguile
numinous
mendacity
29. Inactive - any situation that remains uncultivated
harry
ineffable
enormity
fallow
30. A cleansing of the body
subterfuge
proprietor
harry
ablution
31. Rule by one person
autocrat
obtuse
incipient
solicitous
32. The final result
ebullient
slovenly
denouement
scathe
33. Bitter - cutting expression
sordid
probative
prescribe
acerbic
34. Of secondary importance
curmudgeon
malefactor
conciliate
ancillary
35. A person who seeks to overthrow mainstream ideas
iconoclast
corollary
paragon
curmudgeon
36. Pompous or extravagant language
grandiloquent
solipsism
raffish
inimical
37. Ostentatiously learned
muse
sinews
pedant
churl
38. A decree or order - fiat
maudlin
edict
countervail
pugnacious
39. Angered at something unjust
indignant
jaded
herculean
recrimination
40. To soothe - abate - allay - mitigate
staid
mendicant
assuage
pithy
41. To chatter meaninglessly - prattle
maunder
attenuate
conciliate
scapegrace
42. Temporary stay - transient - itinerant - peripatetic
winnow
acrimonious
elixir
sojourn
43. A scheme of classification
taxonomy
pithy
cheeky
grandiloquent
44. Indirect - misleading
squalid
incipient
oblique
pillory
45. To a small degree
mite
sonorous
antecedent
harangue
46. An early omen
empirical
motley
pathos
harbinger
47. The making of insistent requests
pacific
slovenly
decorum
importune
48. A leader who gains power by manipulating emotions
tirade
dovetail
obfuscate
demagogue
49. Sporadic
lampoon
jocular
imperious
fitful
50. Immoral
renounce
frenetic
turpitude
pecuniary