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GRE Vocabulary

Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words

7,504 words

The act of increasing or enlarging; an addition

GREB1

A recklessly bold person; recklessly adventurous

GREC2

A system of government with unlimited power held by one person

GREC2

The state of being parallel; similarity or correspondence

GREA1

Of or resembling reptiles; cold or contemptible

GREC2

Fertility; ability to produce offspring or ideas

fac
TOEFLGREC2

The ability or act of moving from one place to another

loc
TOEFLGREC2

A major division of a long poem; the leading melody in choral music

GREC2

Causing an unpleasant shock or clash; incongruous

GREB1

Having a rosy complexion; excessively ornate in style

flor
TOEFLGREC2

The ninth Greek letter; a very small amount

GREC2

To search someone by feeling their clothing; to move about playfully

GREC2

To shorten a word or text by omitting parts

TOEFLGREC2

The final resolution or outcome of a story or complex events

GREC2

To waver indecisively between opinions or actions

GREC2

Stubbornly determined to have one's own way

IELTSTOEFLGRE

To pay out money, especially from a fund

TOEFLGREC2

To assert or declare something confidently as true

ver
GREC2

Causing strong disgust or hatred; deeply offensive

TOEFLGREC2

Farming and raising of livestock; careful management of resources

TOEFLGREC1

A rough physical struggle or fight; to struggle with someone

GREC2

Patient self-control and tolerance; restraint from enforcing a right

GREC2

To stir up or instigate trouble or unrest

TOEFLGREC2

To be clearly superior to or more impressive than someone or something

GREB2

Failing to achieve the intended result; unsuccessful

TOEFLGREC2

A very short person or member of a pygmy people; unusually small

GREC2

Lively, noisy celebration and merrymaking

GREC2

Easily made to feel sick or disgusted; overly sensitive

GREC2

Showing little emotion; not easily excited

GREC2

A large Arctic marine mammal with long tusks

GREC2

To make amends for a wrongdoing or sin

GREC2

Refreshingly invigorating; a system of structural supports

GREC1

To fully satisfy an appetite or desire

sat
GREA1

Not involving or concerned with moral judgments

mort
GREC2

Misconduct or wrongdoing, especially by a public official

fac
GREC2

Separation or disconnection; chemical or psychological splitting

soci
GREC1

Unfairly favoring relatives or friends in positions of power

GREC2

A soft insert worn in the ear to block noise or water

GREC2

Distorted and difficult to understand

GREC2

Unpleasant to taste or accept; disagreeable

TOEFLGREC2

A vertical side post of a door or window frame

GREC2

The quality of being energetic, lively, or resonant

vibr
GREC2

A substance added to food to give it flavor

TOEFLGREB1

Unnatural behavior or mannerisms intended to impress

fac
GREB1

The study of the origin and historical development of words

log
GREC2