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GRE High Frequency Words Vocab
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Belonging to another time; removed from natural chronological context
obsequious
anachronistic
treacherous
aberrant
2. Not obvious; elusive - difficult to discern
subtle
erudite
superfluous
obstinate
3. Not talkative; reserved
iconoclastic
exculpate
taciturn
idiosyncrasy
4. To worsen or intensify
aggravate
eradicate
succinct
blithe
5. A speech made to oneself; a monologue
viscous
maverick
soliloquy
centrifuge
6. questioning; curious
assuage
indifferent
inquisitive
idiosyncrasy
7. Characterized by a preference for complete obedience to authority; domineering
authoritarian
qualms
parody
malevolent
8. Trickery or subterfuge
vigor
chicanery
probity
craven
9. Deviating from the norm
aberrant
idiosyncrasy
centrifuge
warranted
10. To stray from the point; to go off on a tangent
divest
dogma
deviance
digress
11. Authoritative permission or approval; a penalty intended to enforce compliance
sanction
vigor
extend
validity
12. Shrewdness and craftiness; slyness
chicanery
emulate
ephemeral
cunning
13. Attacking cherished beliefs; heretical; heterodox
euphemism
cacophony
iconoclastic
tranquil
14. Lacking authenticity or validity; false; counterfeit
spurious
disabuse
condemn
squander
15. A collection of lierary works by various authors
stint
anthology
harangue
derivative
16. Practical rather than idealistic
extravagance
restitution
pragmatic
extend
17. Lecture or discussion; conversation
propensity
catalyst
discourse
plummet
18. A natural inclination or tendency; penchant
enumerate
dispersed
secrete
propensity
19. Steadfast and courageous
discourse
antipathy
intrepid
rhetoric
20. Shrink in fear - cringe
buttress
cower
castigation
misanthrope
21. An invigorating substance that excites mental or physical activity
provoke
stimulant
censure
presumptuous
22. Distinct; individual
lucid
pertinent
discrete
imperturbable
23. Marked by extreme calm - impassivity - and steadiness
placate
imperturbable
intransigent
belie
24. To force out; to discharge
burnish
aberrant
expel
mitigate
25. The act or process of transforming to another form - state or product
defer
conversion
cynicism
miser
26. To tend toward the same spot or outcome; inclining to join at an intersecting point
intemperance
nonplused
provoke
converge
27. Marked by stealth - covert - surreptitious
fortuitous
furtive
subtle
deviation
28. Happening by fortunate accident or chance
condone
camouflage
fortuitous
parody
29. Discreet; prudent; careful
circumspect
florid
aberrant
recluse
30. Appealing forcibly to the mind or reason; convincing
mollify
archaic
desiccate
cogent
31. The combination of parts to make a whole
implode
unfeigned
synthesis
circumspect
32. Accustomed to accepting something undesirable
precipitate
penchant
inured
intrepid
33. To flood or overwhelm
aberrant
corrosion
inundate
vigor
34. Cleverness or inventiveness
ingenuity
intransigent
diatribe
anomaly
35. To prod or drive forward; to urge on; incite
goad
tranquil
ingenuity
equivocal
36. An overabundance; a surplus
aggravate
implode
plethora
audacious
37. To ease or lessen; to appease or pacify
assuage
miser
preempt
cower
38. The parading of learning; excessive attention to minutiae and formal rules
pedantic
plod
aberrant
sever
39. A speech honoring the dead
implode
eulogy
misanthrope
fatuous
40. Carefree; merry
perennial
furtive
blithe
epitome
41. To use ambiguous language with a deceptive intent
mundane
camouflage
equivocate
mitigate
42. Mysterious; obscure; difficult to understand
enigmatic
prudent
monotonous
craven
43. Active bodily or mental strength or energy; force
vigor
temperate
exacerbate
coercive
44. To publicly condemn or criticize
temperate
unfettered
denounce
illusory
45. Wise and careful; showing good judgment
prudent
discomfit
obdurate
spurious
46. Having or showing often viscious ill-will -spite - hatred
imperturbable
epitome
malevolent
placate
47. The quality of being energized or filled with liveliness
condemn
invigoration
defer
inured
48. One who practices rigid self-denial esp in religious devotion
vital
inchoate
succinct
ascetic
49. Easily visible; obvious
recalcitrant
conspicuous
membrane
illusory
50. Act or process of causing deterioration; a wearing away esp of metals
lucid
restitution
recalcitrant
corrosion