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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 objective; based upon internal perceptions rather than upon unprejudiced fact
disinterest
morose
subjective
eclectic
2. Deceptive; based upon a false belief or impression
florid
tortuous
exacerbate
illusory
3. A means of disguising people or things to make them blend in with their surroundings
compliant
camouflage
warranted
buttress
4. Silly inanely foolish
fatuous
desiccate
articulate
dogmatic
5. Appealing forcibly to the mind or reason; convincing
cogent
specious
stimulant
iconoclastic
6. Pliability; malleability; flexibility
cynicism
divest
plasticity
fortuitous
7. Marked by stealth - covert - surreptitious
furtive
capricious
lucid
covert
8. To cause to spread - multiply or reproduce
propagate
implicit
disingenuous
temperate
9. Moderate; marked by restraint and lack of extremes
discretion
capricious
synthetic
temperate
10. Implied but no directly stated; tacit
implicit
plethora
intemperance
marginal
11. To secretly work together with the intent to commit a wrong or illegal act
pervasive
goad
conspire
equivocate
12. Able to meet financial obligations; able to dissolve another substance
tranquil
emulate
solvent
vexation
13. Using few words; terse
laconic
validity
disabuse
frugality
14. yielding or submissive; amenable
antipathy
compliant
scarce
lackluster
15. Easily angered
irascible
prudent
disinterest
compliant
16. Carefree; merry
rectify
blithe
dogma
synthesis
17. Dismay; startling - distressing fear or shock that results in complete confusion
veracity
brilliance
misanthrope
consternation
18. Shortness or briefness - esp. in time
chicanery
bombast
camouflage
brevity
19. To publicly praise or promote
cower
advocate
anomalous
tout
20. Boldness; impudence; arrogance
prone
perjury
effrontery
glib
21. Severe criticism or punishment
repudiate
calibrate
plummet
castigation
22. To incite anger - resentment or exasperation
divest
insipid
provoke
chicanery
23. Lavishness; an unnecessary or unrestrained spend esp. of funds
extravagance
craven
erudite
precursor
24. Not talkative; reserved
taciturn
flamboyant
adversity
temperate
25. To inspect - determine - or correct the graduations of an instrument by comparing it to a standard
perjury
calibrate
exculpate
capricious
26. To appease; to conciliate
dissertation
propitiate
authoritarian
opprobrium
27. Abnormal; deviating from the common or general type
adversity
anomalous
conversion
dogmatic
28. Cursory; done without care or interest
obsequious
sporadic
aver
perfunctory
29. Lacking authenticity or validity; false; counterfeit
misanthrope
imperturbable
spurious
wheedle
30. To guarantee or make certain
ensure
cower
coercive
lethargic
31. Cautious reserve in speech; ability to make responsible decisions
discretion
implode
malevolent
burnish
32. Annoyance or irritation
idiosyncrasy
presumption
defer
vexation
33. Seeming true - but actually being fallacious; misleadingly attractive
mitigate
specious
abscond
proliferate
34. To prod or drive forward; to urge on; incite
perennial
goad
waver
indifferent
35. To champion or support; to argue in favor of
eradicate
implacable
advocate
martial
36. To moderate or soothe
nonplused
temper
rhetoric
retard
37. Shrink in fear - cringe
lethargic
disinterest
cower
dogmatic
38. One that precedes and indicates or announces another
commensurate
precursor
insipid
audacious
39. To cut back or clip branches or other parts of a plant - esp parts that are dead
condemn
deviation
prune
adversity
40. Disgrace; contempt; scorn
coercive
opprobrium
rigidity
eclectic
41. Tranquility; peacefulness
martial
tranquility
laconic
serenity
42. To grow rapidly or flourish
loquacious
blithe
retard
burgeon
43. Departure or wandering away from the accepted standard
discrete
deviation
aggravate
compensation
44. Practical rather than idealistic
malevolent
pragmatic
insipid
esoteric
45. Improvised; done without preparation
ambiguous
extemporaneous
commensurate
vigor
46. Unimportant; lacking value
somber
trivial
lucid
divest
47. To make right or fix; correct
superfluous
savor
rectify
precipitate
48. A mournful poem - esp one lamenting the dead
slight
elegy
consternation
lucid
49. To coax; persuade - often through the use of flattery or smooth talk
assuage
wheedle
propitiate
symmetry
50. To waste by spending or using irresponsibly
propitiate
secrete
desiccate
squander