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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. Not talkative; reserved
prodigious
circumspect
taciturn
platitude
2. Readily changing to a vapor; changeable; fickle; explosive
covert
irascible
volatile
pertinent
3. Dark and depressing; mournful
burgeon
epitome
somber
intrepid
4. Carefree; merry
blithe
tacit
aggravate
infuse
5. Having the tendency to permeate or spread throughout
anthology
pervasive
repudiate
reconciliation
6. A mild replacement for a harsher or more offensive term
inopportune
arduous
superfluous
euphemism
7. Shrewdness and craftiness; slyness
cunning
plethora
qualms
impudent
8. Implied but no directly stated; tacit
compliant
belie
implicit
burgeon
9. To waste by spending or using irresponsibly
plummet
squander
ascetic
perfunctory
10. Brief; fleeting
derivative
mundane
extravagance
ephemeral
11. Strong inclination; liking
penchant
squander
plasticity
pertinent
12. Playful humorous
facetious
brevity
extend
aver
13. Clear; easily understood
tacit
lucid
dissemble
harangue
14. Depart secretly and hide
stint
abscond
meticulous
denounce
15. Departing from norms or convention
warranted
dogma
brevity
eccentric
16. Annoyance or irritation
qualms
camouflage
maverick
vexation
17. To move to and fro; to sway; to be unsettled in decision
waver
maverick
savor
elegy
18. Not capable of being appeased or significantly changed
tout
implacable
fortuitous
meticulous
19. Genuine; not false or hypocritical
capricious
banal
derivative
unfeigned
20. To provide support or reinforcement
heretical
bolster
exacerbate
illusory
21. To grow rapidly or flourish
assuage
burgeon
tangential
plasticity
22. Embodiment; quintessence
banal
convention
epitome
extemporaneous
23. Implied; not explicitly stated
impudent
rhetoric
tacit
antipathy
24. Pointlessly talkative; talking too much
garrulous
audacious
prudent
arduous
25. To aid by making easier
facilitate
disingenuous
tractable
mitigate
26. Dismay; startling - distressing fear or shock that results in complete confusion
ephemeral
loquacious
lethargic
consternation
27. To force out; to discharge
propagate
impudent
prune
expel
28. Concerned and attentive; eager
infuse
corroborate
solicitous
perjury
29. Of the world; typical of or concerned w/the ordinary
mundane
unfeigned
sever
laud
30. Unclear; open to more than one potential meaning
ambiguous
abscond
irascible
placate
31. A group of two or more verses or lines that make up a division in a poem and correspond in rhyme - meter - and length
stanza
denigrate
circumspect
elegy
32. Conflicting; dissonant or harsh in sound
discordant
brittle
stint
solicitous
33. Exceeding what is sufficient or necessary
superfluous
shrill
presumption
denigrate
34. An individual who lives poorly in order to hoard money; a person who is stingy
chicanery
corrosion
inopportune
miser
35. A generally agreed-upon practice or attitude
extemporaneous
convention
loquacious
authoritarian
36. An intense feeling of dislike or disgust
aversion
serenity
symmetry
retard
37. Honesty; frankness; sincerity
infuse
rescind
aver
candor
38. To moderate or soothe
temper
blithe
synthesis
ingenuity
39. To weaken; to reduce in vitality
taciturn
superfluous
enervate
restitution
40. Active bodily or mental strength or energy; force
inopportune
miser
vigor
condemn
41. To incite anger - resentment or exasperation
provoke
serenity
belie
temper
42. Brief and concise
eulogy
laud
archaic
succinct
43. Lecture or discussion; conversation
arduous
synthesis
covert
discourse
44. To deliver a pompous speech or tirade
reconciliation
harangue
anachronistic
provoke
45. Discreet; prudent; careful
illusory
disinterest
circumspect
pristine
46. A harsh denunciation
bombast
impudent
diatribe
irascible
47. The purposeful giving of false or misleading testimony while under oath
vexation
denigrate
perjury
adversity
48. Assuming an unauthorized right or responsibility; overly forward and arrogant
imperturbable
digress
penury
presumptuous
49. A support or prop - often an external prop used to bolster a wall
morose
luminous
buttress
eloquent
50. A substance that causes insensibility and removes pain
impose
anesthetic
denigrate
qualms