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GRE Vocab
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gre
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english
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vocabulary
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bvat
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Crude cabin
inveterate
miserly
wanton
shack
2. Mix; work dough; mix and work into a uniform mass (with the hands); Ex. knead dough
drivel
guile
knead
incumbent
3. Admit to the rights of citizenship (especially the right to vote); CF. franchise
vouch
enfranchise
rightful
tractable
4. Privilege; unquestionable right; CF. ask before
draconian
evasive
coda
prerogative
5. Summit; highest point; PL. vertices
wretch
shed
vertex
prosper
6. Flexible; pliant; slender; CF. willow
assert
acrophobia
growl
willowy
7. Comprehend; investigate; determine the depth of; N. unit of measurement for the depth of water
fathom
subversive
resuscitate
frigid
8. Diplomatic etiquette; ceremony and etiquette observed by diplomats; first copy of a treaty before its ratification; Ex. Protocol demands that the queen meet him at the airport.
nonsense
protocol
trunk
fiat
9. Vertebrate animal whose female suckles its young
derelict
schism
mammal
peruse
10. Resorting to help when in trouble; Ex. without recourse to
recourse
compensatory
arduous
elaborate
11. Capable of sensation and conscious; aware; sensitive; Ex. sentient creature; N. sentience
sentient
introvert
jurisdiction
fulsome
12. Reluctant; disinclined; not liking or opposed; Ex. averse to cats/doing the house work
promulgate
tyranny
hoary
averse
13. Underwater explosive apparatus; V.
conversant
torpedo
traverse
innovation
14. Border; edge - rim - or margin; Ex. on the verge of: very near to; V: border on
momentous
enjoin
verge
foreboding
15. Small boat (often ship's boat)
materialism
dinghy
fancied
crypt
16. Renounce upon oath
habituate
imperative
scurry
abjure
17. Malleable; pliable; (of metals) easily pulled into shape; flexible; (of someone) easily influenced or controlled
callow
outfit
ductile
ovoid
18. Produced by fire; of fire; volcanic; (of rocks) formed from lava; Ex. igneous meteorite
igneous
genealogy
d'eb^acle
dissipate
19. Invigorate; give energy to; make forceful and active
ecstasy
countenance
delineate
energize
20. Wild tumult(commotion); wild noisy disorder; CF. Paradise Lost
pandemonium
stun
maverick
benison
21. Arrangement of masts and sails; V: equip (a ship) with rigging; ADJ. rigging: ropes that hold up a ship's sails
sour
imprecation
potential
rig
22. Broad; including a lot or everything; thorough; inclusive
fake
poseur
comprehensive
concur
23. Exclude; N. exception: objection; exclusion; ADJ. exceptional: unusual; of unusually high quality
disjunction
except
civil
gorge
24. Upward; high up in the air
overbearing
aloft
boon
palliate
25. Preceding (in time - rank - etc.)
nausea
knit
precedent
tantrum
26. Characteristic of an entire class or species; of a genus
stellar
acoustics
generic
anemia
27. Serving to complete something
complementary
sordid
heed
hut
28. Deeply established; firmly rooted; Ex. ingrained dirt/prejudice
deft
ingrained
hallowed
awry
29. Gather into wrinkles or folds; N: wrinkle or fold
pucker
offensive
synoptic
gargantuan
30. Not knowing; unaware; unintentional; Ex. She was their unwitting accomplice; Ex. unwitting insult; CF. wit: know
frenzied
wangle
unwitting
healthy
31. Inflated; exaggerated
overblown
perspicuous
fortitude
converge
32. Kind in a generous way (to someone less important)
archives
gracious
abscission
implausible
33. Curved; hooked; of or like an eagle; Ex. aquiline nose
aquiline
obtrude
endearment
slick
34. Devoted to the pleasures of the sense; carnal; voluptuous; Ex. sensual woman/curves/lips
sensual
entail
venial
finished
35. Take for granted; assume; act overconfidently; take liberties; presume on/upon: take unfair advantage of (someone's kindness or connection); N. presumption
askew
presume
surrogate
pharisaical
36. Maim; injure lastingly; deprive of a limb or an essential part
impale
mutilate
disarray
novice
37. Object believed to have spiritual powers; object of excessive attention or reverence; CF. fetishism
surmount
apathy
fetish(fetich)
implore
38. Person who collects coins; N. numismatics: study or collection of money - coins - and medals
puny
concise
numismatist
impotent
39. Place where a river can be crossed on foot; V.
ford
sodden
glower
cliché
40. Unpredictable; fickle
grumble
capricious
civil
headstrong
41. Disprove; prove to be false; N. refutation
refute
unregenerate
sublimate
recreant
42. Pirate or plunderer who makes war in order to grow rich
requiem
choir
rapt
freebooter
43. Distorted; crooked; bent; Ex. Our plans have gone awry.
heyday
melee
unwarranted
awry
44. Teacher of philosophy; quibbler; employer of fallacious reasoning; N. sophism: plausible but fallacious argument
alienate
absolve
sophist
turncoat
45. Steal things of small value; filch; snitch
gainsay
pilfer
rancid
forte
46. Hold firmly within arms
clasp
nomenclature
quarantine
forlorn
47. Increase in the volume or intensity as in a musical passage; climax; CF. crescent
hut
concerted
concurrent
crescendo
48. Deputize; pass or be passed to others (power - work - or property); Ex. devolve on/upon/to
devolve
prot'eg'e
pivotal
flick
49. Funeral director; one whose business is to arrange burials
stint
multiplicity
undertaker
effluvium
50. Agreement
victuals
saccharine
oversee
accord