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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. Justified; authorized
warranted
responsiveness
forte
actuary
2. Flexible; easily influenced; yielding; adaptable
pliable
insubstantial
beware
conjugal
3. Error; misunderstanding; V. misapprehend
rasp
misapprehension
novelty
hover
4. Obscurity; condition of being completely forgotten; forgetfulness
oblivion
loath
optional
convert
5. Name; title
elicit
dupe
cater
appellation
6. Not active; acted upon; receiving an action without acting in return; accepting without resistance
invalidate
loom
passive
avert
7. Title; chapter heading; text under illustration
caption
circlet
dissolution
effectuate
8. One who abandons his religious faith or political beliefs; N. apostasy
deviate
servile
apostate
abjure
9. Sediment deposited by running water (at the entrance to a harbor or by a bend in a river)
silt
grisly
legislature
avocation
10. Said or done in jest or playfully; marked by joking
recluse
restitution
pulchritude
jocular
11. Unconquerable
reputable
perigee
jaundiced
invincible
12. Of the influence of the mind on the body (esp. with respect to disease)
flinch
psychosomatic
knotty
adulation
13. Conceivably true; having a show of truth but open to doubt; specious
vent
accrue
shrewd
plausible
14. Defamatory written statement; act of writing something that smears a person's character; V. ADJ. libelous
fetid(foetid)
ruse
libel
career
15. Confuse; puzzle
confound
natal
earthy
remunerative
16. Physician specializing in children's diseases; N. pediatrics
maul
pediatrician
endorse
adjacent
17. Religious group; unit in a system; name or designation; CF. denominator: common trait or characteristic
ramp
firebrand
denomination
chronicle
18. Vanity or self-love; too high opinion of one's own value; extravagant metaphor (in poetry)
distort
pied
conceit
gait
19. Waster; profligate
expostulation
wastrel
adjuration
accretion
20. Salary; payment for an office; compensation
emolument
vigil
proscribe
prosperous
21. Indecent; obscene; about sex in a rude funny way; CF. bawd
jocose
aplomb
flit
bawdy
22. Flow out slowly; discharge (gradually); give forth; N. exudation
parchment
histrionic
incur
exude
23. Angry; CF. ire: anger; wrath
spatula
irate
verisimilitude
purse
24. Unalterable; irreversible; impossible to revoke
befuddle
document
flag
irrevocable
25. Torn piece of cloth; ADJ. tattered: (of clothes) old and torn; (of a person) dressed in old torn clothes
industrious
tatter
anonymity
finery
26. Exclamation; abrupt ejection (to discharge sperm); V. ejaculate
misnomer
tonsure
ejaculation
implement
27. Condemn; criticize; N. denunciation
galleon
denounce
clarion
dilatory
28. Put an end to forcibly; subdue; stifle; overwhelm; inhibit the expression of; check; prevent from being published or made public; Ex. suppress a smile; Ex. suppress the magazine/truth
shoddy
nonentity
compact
suppress
29. Depart secretly and hide
immolate
swelter
abscond
grovel
30. Lacking in imagination; dull and unimaginative; matter-of-fact(concerned with facts - not imagination or feelings); factual; CF. prose
evasive
prosaic
humanitarian
dote
31. A light meal; collating
convene
ineffectual
attest
collation
32. Stormy; violent; impassioned; N. tempest: violent storm
tempestuous
draught
vex
pedestal
33. Give an imitation that ridicules; imitate mockingly
meditation
burlesque
artless
epaulet(epaulette)
34. Seize; take possession of (private property) by official order (usu. as a punishment); commandeer
confiscate
nomadic
impregnable
dignitary
35. Full-bosomed; plump; jolly
monotony
importunate
buxom
forward
36. Absolutely necessary; that must be done; critically important; expressing command; Ex. It is imperative that; N: something that must be done
charlatan
filial
imperative
hierarchy
37. Worsen; aggravate; embitter
efficacy
exacerbate
titillate
quell
38. Denoting an unobstructed and comprehensive view; N. panorama: unbroken view of a wide area
flowery
panoramic
holster
tome
39. Pertaining to language
legislature
taint
cant
linguistic
40. (of likings and interests) universal; general; broad; including many different parts; wide-ranging liberal; Ex. catholic opinions/tastes
parish
catholic
plethora
bicker
41. Stinginess; excessive frugality; ADJ. parsimonious
forsake
parsimony
subsume
natty
42. Deluge; upheaval; earthquake; violent and sudden event or change
ambidextrous
rigor
dishonor
cataclysm
43. Sameness; monotony; ADJ. uniform: the same all over
chore
exasperate
uniformity
don
44. Coarse food for cattle - horses - etc.; feed for livestock; CF. food
whelp
fodder
cohere
slack
45. Turn away from (a principle - norm); move away from an accepted standard; swerve; depart; diverge; N. deviation; Ex. deviation of the path of light by a prism
consensus
deviate
obese
fancied
46. Practical person; N. pragmatism: pragmatic way of dealing with things
unearth
oaf
pragmatist
curmudgeon
47. Enthusiasm (as in artistic performance or composition); liveliness; vigor
hazard
purse
inquisitor
verve
48. Easy to approach; obtainable
concomitant
accessible
pry
tribulation
49. Discourage
redress
filch
sonnet
dishearten
50. Blues; listlessness(lack of spirit or energy); slack(inactive) period; period of stagnation; ocean area near the equator where ships cannot move because there is no wind; Ex. in the doldrums
doldrums
assurance
blighted
blight