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GRE Wordlist: Meanings - Complete Sentences
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1. Deprive of a civil right The imposition if the poll tax effectively ________d poor Southern blacks - who lost their right to vote.
compatible
disenfranchise
ramble
manumit
2. Pantry; place where food is kept The first thing Bill did on returning home from school was to check what snacks his mother had in the ________.
larder
shirk
epitome
cerebral
3. Having an evil influence; virulent This is a ________ disease; we must have to use drastic measures to stop its spread.
ignoble
malignant
connivance
legacy
4. Government of a community by religious leaders Some Pilgrims favored the establishment of a ________ in New England.
migratory
gravity
theocracy
herbivorous
5. Shed or cast off hair or feathers The male robin ________ed in the spring.
emissary
molt
hone
frivolous
6. Binding; rigid I think these regulations are too ________.
fresco
analogy
podium
stringent
7. Enormously large or extensive The government seemed willing to spend ________ sums on weapons development.
astronomical
roster
recondite
ellipsis
8. Speaking several languages New York City is a ________ community because of the thousands of immigrants who settle there.
flinch
polyglot
patrician
accede
9. Druggist In Holland - ________(ies) still sell spices as well as ointments and pills.
pious
ceremonious
apothecary
coddle
10. Mournful The dove has a ________ and melancholy call
feasible
plaintive
monotheism
accoutre
11. Conspiring in a fraudulent scheme The swindlers were found guilty of ________.
quadruped
irascible
collusion
hinterlands
12. Feeble - ineffective; unthinking - irresponsible Einstein was noted for his extraordinary inspirations; on the other hand - he was noted for being ________ in his daily chores.
feckless
elixir
elysian
frenetic
13. Dissipated; wasteful; licentious In this ________ company - she lost all sense of decency.
snicker
render
aplomb
profilgate
14. Lasting; surviving Keats believed in the ________ power of great art - which outlast its creator's brief lives.
oblique
enduring
impetus
maculated
15. Notorious; conspicuously bad; shocking She was an ________ liar; we all knew better than to believe a word she said.
pluck
egregious
inexorable
regime
16. Complete; full The union leader was given ________ power to negotiate a new contract with the employers.
sidereal
emissary
clique
plenary
17. Ordinary; commonplace We were disappointed because he gave a rather ________ performance in this role.
quietude
contravene
balk
mediocre
18. Malleability; flexibility; ability to be drawn out Copper wire has many industrial uses because of its extreme ________.
meander
kaleidoscope
artless
ductility
19. Outcome; final development of the plot of a play or other literary work The play was childishly written; the ________ was obvious to sophisticated theatergoers as early as the middle of the first act.
denouement
incarcerate
medley
pejorative
20. Thick-skinned animal The elephant is probably the best-known ________
catastrophe
intransigence
pachyderm
sonorous
21. Merry Santa Claus is always vivacious and ________.
jocund
troth
plebeian
arbiter
22. Meaning; distinguishing by name A dictionary will always give us the ________ of a word; frequently - it will always give us its connotation.
concave
paradigm
denotation
perceptive
23. Scatter The police fired tear gas into crowd to ________ the protesters.
disperse
raspy
supine
pillage
24. Condemn; critcize The reform candidate ________d the corrupt city officers for having betrayed the public's trust.
apocalyptic
denounce
cloying
contumacious
25. Tendency of a system to maintain relative stability A breakdown of the body's immune system severely undermines the body's ability to maintain ________.
instigate
parley
subaltern
homeostasis
26. Nimbleness The ________ of the acrobat amazed and thrilled the audience.
agility
lumen
hireling
tremor
27. Hindrance; stumbling-block She had a speech ________ that prevented her from speaking clearly.
chaste
skimp
impediment
sectarian
28. Banish to the country; dwell in the country I like city life so much that I can never understand how people can ________ in the suburbs.
oblique
rusticate
tarry
ribald
29. Servile flatterer The king enjoyed the servile compliments and attentions of the ________s in his retinue.
pugnacious
implacable
sycophant
synchronous
30. Malicious misrepresentation - He could endure his financial failure - but he could not bear the ________ that his foes heaped upon him.
dormer
calumny
sumptuous
vise
31. Old-fashioned; past the prime Her style is ________ and reminiscent of the Victorian era.
hirsute
passe
gnarled
sheaf
32. Untidy Your ________ appearance will hurt your chances in this interview.
exodus
disheveled
scabbard
jocund
33. Law We have many ________s in our law books which should be repealed.
appellation
comport
pallid
statute
34. Move with a wavelike motion The flag ________d in the breeze.
glib
prim
patent
undulate
35. Meat-eating - The lion is a ________ animal.
fancied
hallowed
carnivorous
leaven
36. Lowered in rank; debased The ________ wretch spoke only of his past glories and honors.
magisterial
levitate
exertion
degraded
37. Bitterness; hatred Let us forget out ________ and cooperate in this new endeavor.
impediment
parity
vicarious
rancor
38. Hugeness (in a bad sense) He did not realize the ________ of his crime until he saw what suffering he had caused.
minuscule
enormity
clapper
anemia
39. Opening; break The plane was lost in the stormy sky until the pilot saw the city through a ________ in the clouds.
discernible
apothecary
rift
tonsure
40. Higher mental powers He thought college would develop his ________.
epitaph
abjure
collusion
intellect
41. Sleepwalker The most famous ________ in literature is Lady Macbeth; her monologue in the sleepwalking scene is one of the highlights of Shakespeare's play.
somnambulist
rampart
lax
distill
42. Postpone; delay It is wise not to ________; otherwise - we find ourselves bogged down in a mass of work that should have been finished long ago.
irremediable
procrastinate
febrile
affirmation
43. Contemptible Your ________ remarks call for no reply.
momentum
avocation
errant
despicable
44. Make whole; combine; make into one unit She tried to ________ all their activities into one program.
integrate
carnivorous
analgesic
impermeable
45. Differing; deviating The two witnesses presented the jury with remarkably ________ accounts of the same epipode.
cavalcade
divergent
confiscate
annotate
46. Denying the existence of God His ________ remarks shocked the religious worshippers.
atheistic
succinct
pharisaical
perennial
47. Affecting the sense of taste The Thai restaurant offered an unusual ________ experience for those used in a bland cuisine.
raze
check
umbrage
gustatory
48. Social outcast I am not a ________ to be shunned and ostracized.
ken
pariah
precarious
tawdry
49. Introverted; remote. Rebuffed by his colleagues - the initially outgoing young researcher became increasingly _________.
visage
vindicate
wallow
withdrawn
50. Sparkle; flash I enjoy her dinner parties because the food is excellent and the conversation ________s.
scintillate
internecine
bemused
dote
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