Not in good condition; weak, damaged, or logically flawed
GRE Vocabulary
Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words
Having untidy hair or clothing; in a state of disorder
A clever trick used to deceive; to entice or lure
Sullen, gloomy, and bad-tempered
To be overwhelmed or confused; to hesitate
A spiral tool for boring holes in wood or ground; to drill with such a tool
A rigid support for an injured limb; to immobilize with such a device
To free from entanglement; to unravel or separate
To injure or handle roughly; a heavy long-handled hammer
Extremely hot; bitterly harsh
Showing careful concern or attentive care for someone
To remove the secret classification from official documents
A farm tool for breaking up soil; to cause great distress or torment
Concise and full of meaning
Great energy and enthusiasm, especially in creative work
A mythological monster with mixed animal parts; an impossible fantasy
A tiny blood vessel or narrow tube; relating to such structures
Lacking sense or meaning; silly and pointless
An artistic movement using dreamlike, fantastical imagery to express the subconscious
A young duck
A person who is extremely poor
A reduction or decrease
Showing practical good judgment; based on common sense
To teach someone to accept beliefs uncritically; to brainwash
Feeling sincere remorse or guilt for one's wrongdoing
A bromine compound formerly used as a sedative; a trite or unoriginal remark
Practice fighting or a verbal argument
To officially declare invalid or void
Showing excessive love and affection
A joyful muffled laugh; to laugh in such a way
Fear or hatred of foreigners or people from other cultures
Too overwhelming or sacred to be expressed in words
Lying flat on one's back; passively indifferent
Magic or sorcery; exceptional skill in a field
To draw aimlessly; a casual sketch
Lively and unpredictable in character; volatile
To spend too little or provide an inadequate amount; scanty