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Grad Entrance Exams Vocab - Most Important Words
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1. Angered at something unjust
evanescent
lugubrious
indignant
sanctimonious
2. Corrupt - wicked - nefarious
hubris
spurious
lampoon
venal
3. Characterized by strong conflicting emotions
raffish
tempestuous
tyro
providential
4. Making a false outward show
belie
pretext
sanctimonious
masquerade
5. The belief that the self is all that can be known to exist
solipsism
harry
tirade
ancillary
6. An early omen
bombast
harbinger
jocular
cloying
7. Your understanding - limits of knowledge
nugatory
ken
equivocal
pall
8. To confuse; to cause to be in deep thought
bemuse
rebarbative
perfidious
expurgate
9. Merrymaking
carousal
punctilious
desultory
malefactor
10. Requiring precise accuracy - demanding; urgent
porcine
intrepid
propitious
exigent
11. Separate
ecumenical
preempt
winnow
discrete
12. Showing hesitancy - uncertain - shilly-shally - teeter
appendage
sullen
acrimonious
irresolute
13. Existing concurrently - attendant
concomitant
masquerade
insipid
suborn
14. Abusive language - 'inveigh against'
invective
assail
lithe
venal
15. Tasteless - dull - prosaic - pallid - ponderous
insipid
paragon
bedlam
congenial
16. A distinguishing feature conferring prestige
contiguous
cachet
implacable
brusque
17. Association of businesses
pithy
expurgate
incendiary
consortium
18. Dishonesty
inchoate
mendacity
martinet
staunch
19. Bitter - cutting expression
flub
acerbic
muse
discrete
20. Getting rid of
peremptory
precipitate
divest
subterfuge
21. Vehement or clamorous - strident - obstreperous - raucous
bedlam
euphonious
vociferous
timorous
22. Composed of a variety of sources - heterogenous - eclectic
motley
subterfuge
beseech
provenance
23. Exultant - filled with joy and triumph
jubilant
hubris
staid
agog
24. Poverty-stricken - destitute
prodigal
oblique
penurious
capricious
25. Supersede and replace
titillating
progenitor
pittance
supplant
26. Sober - sedate - prim - overly proper
staid
dun
sodden
maudlin
27. Exonerate
perfidious
staid
shrouded
exculpate
28. A source of misery - to cause suffering
rebarbative
flub
forlorn
scourge
29. To mock - gibe - jeer
abject
ribald
irresolute
lampoon
30. A sneaky plan
harangue
reprobate
ruse
porcine
31. Lavish
sumptuous
exiguous
recidivist
peevish
32. Temporary rest
disreputable
cadge
repose
unflagging
33. Discriminating or refined taste in food - epicure
epicurean
insipid
incumbent (on/upon)
tenebrous
34. Acts w/o moral restraint - dissolute - wanton - licentious - depraved - rake
specter
libertine
bedraggled
soporific
35. Agreeable - gracious - affable
wrangle
belie
congenial
peremptory
36. Embarrassed or shy - abashed
ubiquitous
sheepish
pall
sumptuous
37. A forewarning of something bad - foreboding - portent
oblique
poltroon
stalwart
presage
38. Intensely hot; full of tribulation
torrid
porcine
maudlin
gadfly
39. To harass - torment - beset
pallid
impertinent
querulous
beleaguer
40. Temporary stay - transient - itinerant - peripatetic
beleaguer
sojourn
callow
gad
41. To flatter for a favor - wheedle
equanimity
bowdlerize
fawn
senescence
42. Gloomy - morose - morbid - sullen
fitful
lugubrious
antecedent
unflagging
43. (fig.) disappearing (feelings of love)
evanescent
nepotism
epicurean
titillating
44. Prudent - economical
harry
provident
muse
munificent
45. A beggar
mendicant
cheeky
pecuniary
incorrigible
46. An angry sullen look; to look at angrily
preempt
lowering
turpitude
capricious
47. Becoming boring or wearying ('it palls on me')
pall
castigate
ken
jubilant
48. Drowsy - sleepy - slumberous
somnolent
adventitious
petulant
aberration
49. Beginning; in an early stage
sedulous
incipient
brusque
castigate
50. Sleep inducing
soporific
incendiary
spurious
impertinent
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