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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. Daring and fearless; recklessly bold
audacious
craven
sever
conspire
2. Essential for or relating to life; necessary
vital
fawn
diffident
ingenuity
3. One who avoids social contact and lives in seclusion
erudite
recluse
fatuous
idiosyncrasy
4. Lavishness; an unnecessary or unrestrained spend esp. of funds
obsequious
presumptuous
preempt
extravagance
5. To abruptly and violently collapse inward
implode
sporadic
tentative
deference
6. An independent individual who does not go along with a group or party
disingenuous
maverick
provoke
eccentric
7. Refusing to compromise
fortuitous
viscous
deviance
intransigent
8. Dull; lacking vitality or luminosity
lackluster
circumspect
ensure
morose
9. Ostentatious or showy; flashy
flamboyant
banal
platitude
ambiguous
10. To make or become thin - less dense; to refine
rarefy
inopportune
aberrant
wheedle
11. Troubling burdensome
loquacious
arduous
condemn
onerous
12. Hidden - clandestine
dogma
vigor
rarefy
covert
13. Active bodily or mental strength or energy; force
fidelity
vigor
provoke
disabuse
14. Characterized by a preference for complete obedience to authority; domineering
insipid
obviate
authoritarian
brittle
15. A means of disguising people or things to make them blend in with their surroundings
castigation
camouflage
warranted
eradicate
16. Shrewdness and craftiness; slyness
aberrant
cunning
slight
trivial
17. Recurrent through the year or many years; happening repeatedly
perennial
corroborate
blithe
pragmatic
18. Not talkative; reserved
inopportune
taciturn
symmetry
precursor
19. One who practices rigid self-denial esp in religious devotion
lethargic
ascetic
converge
coercive
20. An informed and astute judge in matters of taste; expert
antipathy
connoisseur
warranted
membrane
21. To publicly praise or promote
tout
elegy
camouflage
digress
22. An expression of approval or praise
tranquil
approbation
pragmatic
anomaly
23. Lacking depth; existing on or near the surface
scarce
endemic
superficial
centrifuge
24. Cleverness or inventiveness
digress
propagate
diatribe
ingenuity
25. The act of returning something to its proper owner - or of compensating the owner for the loss of such an item; reparation
anomalous
restitution
shrill
imperturbable
26. Relevant; germane
eulogy
facetious
extemporaneous
pertinent
27. To trudge; to move slowly and heavily
lucid
vital
plod
digress
28. Deviation from the normal order - form - or rule
anomaly
unfeigned
compliant
mitigate
29. Deceptive; based upon a false belief or impression
illusory
fatuous
connoisseur
superfluous
30. A long and extremely critical speech; a harsh denunciation
laud
tirade
defer
pervasive
31. A support or prop - often an external prop used to bolster a wall
assuage
quiescence
plummet
buttress
32. To ease or lessen; to appease or pacify
caustic
dispersed
assuage
intransigent
33. To guarantee or make certain
disinterest
volatile
ensure
endemic
34. Not definite; uncertain; experimental
distention
dispersed
impose
tentative
35. To weaken; to reduce in vitality
warranted
equivocate
enervate
chicanery
36. The quality of being evenly balanced
validity
discrete
symmetry
condone
37. Relating to or at an edge or boundary; minimal
derision
marginal
adversity
deference
38. Faithfulness; loyalty
mitigate
discourse
fidelity
aversion
39. Charitable and kind in action
repudiate
advocate
beneficent
burgeon
40. Saucy; impertinent
impudent
plummet
vital
provoke
41. An individual who lives poorly in order to hoard money; a person who is stingy
eulogy
censure
miser
dogma
42. Moderate; marked by restraint and lack of extremes
onerous
temperate
covert
provoke
43. To blame or denounce
anthology
lethargic
insipid
condemn
44. Called for; authorized; justified
imperturbable
burnish
warranted
extravagance
45. Very learned; scholarly
erudite
ingenuity
elegy
anesthetic
46. Lack of bias or involvement; impartiality; (ed) uninvolved; free from self-interest
corroborate
intransigent
disinterest
stimulant
47. To plunge or drop straight down
plummet
diffident
commensurate
prodigious
48. To reprove; to express warning or disapproval
temperate
vital
admonish
aver
49. To imitate with the goal of rivaling or surpassing
tranquility
disabuse
secrete
emulate
50. To grow rapidly or flourish
amalgamate
burgeon
inundate
prodigal