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GRE Wordlist: Meanings - Complete Sentences
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1. Swimming The Red Cross emphasizes the need for courses in ________.
unanimity
natation
lascivious
docile
2. Recover; find and bring in The dog was intelligent and quickly learned to ________ the game killed by the hunter.
insatiable
hypocritical
retrieve
bard
3. Near at hand; impending Rosa was such a last-minute worker that she could never start writing a paper till the deadline was ________.
encompass
cipher
imminent
giddy
4. Correct; change - generally for the better Hoping to ________ his condition - he left Vietnam for the United States.
amend
entrance
monetary
physiognomy
5. Ideas of a group of people That ________ is dangerous to this country because it embraces undemocratic philosophies.
ideology
ecclesiastic
viscid
pestle
6. Member of the working class The aristocrats feared mob rule and gave the right to vote only to the wealthy - thus depending the ________s of a voice in government.
proletarian
consanguinity
missile
conformity
7. Make void The parents of the eloped couple tried to ________ the marriage.
fray
winnow
annul
cataract
8. Give in When her stern father would not ________ and allow her to marry Robert Browning - Elizabeth Barrett eloped with her suitor.
intellect
petrify
relent
quarry
9. Fragment - generally of pottery The archaeologist assigned several students the task of reassembling earthenware vessels from the ________s he had brought back from the expedition.
intelligentsia
shard
fray
seedy
10. Gigantic ________ waves beat aginst the shore during the hurricane.
annuity
onomatopoeia
titanic
harbor
11. Very small In the twentieth century - physicists have made their greatest discoveries about the characteristics of ________ objects like the atom and its parts.
camaraderie
leery
infinitesimal
exigency
12. Secret; mysterious What was ________ to us was clear to the psychologist.
brusque
modish
arcane
patrician
13. Philosopher who studies the nature of knowledge "What is more important - a knowledge of nature of the nature of knowledge?" the ________ asked the naturalist.
parable
epistemologist
flag
encumber
14. Stamp out; thwart; hinder Heather tried to ________ the rumor that she had stolen her best friend's fiance.
perpetual
misadventure
scotch
blasphemous
15. Boasting He was disliked because his manner was always full of ________.
amnesia
indisputable
rave
braggadocio
16. Prudent; cautious - Investigating before acting - she tried always to be ________.
pandemic
circumspect
dirge
precedent
17. Annoy; vex Do not let him ________ you with his sarcastic remarks.
lavish
nettle
reconcile
tractable
18. Slightly obscure In ________ weather - you cannot see the top of this mountain.
redoubtable
hazy
virile
mnemonic
19. Bloody The battle of lwo Jina was unexpectedly ________ with many casualties.
conscientious
perdition
sanguinary
seminary
20. Let down; restrain Until it was time to open the presents - the children had to ________ their curiosity.
recidivism
supererogatory
bate
cavil
21. Vex Johnny often ________ his mother with his pranks.
strident
arboretum
vagrant
exasperate
22. Steal another's ideas and pass them off as one's own The editor could tell that the writer had ________d parts of the article; he could recognize whole paragraphs from the original source.
halcyon
plagiarize
impenitent
waffle
23. Shameless; bold; unconcealed Shocked by Huck Finn's ________ lies - Miss Watson prayed the good Lord would give him a sense of his unregenerate wickedness.
harbor
barefaced
lofty
musty
24. Infinite Human beings - having explored the far corners of the earth - are now reaching out into ________ space.
illimitable
expository
fructify
prevail
25. Haphazard; careless; sloppy From the number of typos and misspellings I've found on it - it's clear that Mario proofread the report in a remarkably ________ fashion.
sedition
nib
slapdash
officious
26. Introverted; remote. Rebuffed by his colleagues - the initially outgoing young researcher became increasingly _________.
withdrawn
venturesome
meander
reminiscence
27. Pamper; indulge excessively Don't ________ the boy - Maud! You'll spoil him.
bluff
mollycoddle
mischance
rakish
28. Without definite purpose - plan - or aim; haphazard Although the sponsor of the raffle claimed all winners were chosen at ________ - people had their suspicions when the grand prize went to the sponsor's brother-in-law.
slander
trinket
lament
random
29. Boisterous mirth The ________ is improper on this solemn day of mourning.
precursor
unearth
hilarity
simile
30. Severe disapproval The students showed their ________ of his act by refusing to talk with him.
reprobation
salubrious
syllogism
luminous
31. Denounce; utter censure or invective He ________ed against the demagoguery of the previous speaker and urged that the audience reject his philosophy as dangerous.
inveigh
vulpine
limn
dissuade
32. Monumental tomb His body was placed in the family ________.
addle
mausoleum
adventitious
disinterested
33. Petition humbly; pray to grant a favor We ________ Your Majesty to grant him amnesty.
analogy
sustain
supplicate
astute
34. Playful Such a ________ attitude is surprising in a person as serious as you usually are.
sportive
vent
equine
allude
35. Ravenous The wolf is a ________ animal - its hunger never satisfied.
hallowed
voracious
pummel
tureen
36. Depravity A visitor may be denied admittance to this country if she has been guilty of moral ________.
implore
pessimism
malfeasance
turpitude
37. Imposing; impressive His ________ manner impressed those who met him for the first time.
infer
dogged
icon
grandiose
38. Putrid; producing putrefaction The hospital was in such a filthy state that we were afraid that many of the patients would suffer from ________ poisoning.
pall
septic
servitude
austere
39. Stingy; mean The ________ old man hoarded his coins not out of prudence but out of greed.
equitable
miserly
ensue
unerringly
40. Monarch with supreme power He ran his office like an ________ - giving no one else any authority.
kleptomaniac
pliant
autocrat
plummet
41. Person who enjoys his own pain The ________ begs - "Hit me." The sadist smiles and says - "I won't."
fractious
conciliatory
august
masochist
42. Hint This came as a complete surprise to me as I did not have the slightest ________ of your plans.
impetuous
censure
tortuous
inkling
43. Confuse; upset; embarrass The lawyer was ________ed by the evidence produced by her adversary.
ape
disconcert
ingrained
adulation
44. Pertaining to earthquakes The Richter scale is a measurement of ________ disturbances.
seismic
pellmell
burgeon
denounce
45. Words formed in imitation of natural sounds Words like "rustle" and "gargle" are illustrations of ________.
rebate
inkling
whiff
onomatopoeia
46. Impenetrable; not readily understood; mysterious Experienced poker players try to keep their expressions ________ - hiding their reactions to the cards behind a so-called poker face.
undermine
cliche
inscrutable
centrifuge
47. Calm; impartial In a ________ analysis of the problem - he carefully examined the causes of the conflict and proceeded to suggest suitable remedies.
gall
intellect
stupefy
dispassionate
48. Loyalty A dog's ________ to its owner is one of the reasons why that animal is a favorite household pet.
bantering
hegemony
fidelity
touchy
49. Buddihist teachings - the ideal state in which the individual loses himself in the attainment of an impersonal beatitude Despite his desire to achieve ________ - the young Buddhist found that even the buzzing of a fly could distract him from his medi
wane
ventriloquist
facile
nirvana
50. Subordinate; secondary This information may be used as ________ evidence but is not sufficient by itself to prove your argument.
vivisection
defection
muddle
subsidiary
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