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GRE Vocabulary

Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words

7,504 words

Just begun and not fully developed; in an early, incomplete, or disorganized stage; To begin or initiate something

GREC2

A person whose job is to fell trees and prepare timber

GREC2

The main artery carrying blood from the heart

GREC2

Of or relating to the shore; a coastal region

GREA1

Emptied of air; feeling disappointed or discouraged

flat
GREA2

Willful neglect of duty; the act of abandonment

GREC2

To change from solid to gas; to redirect impulses into constructive activities

limen
TOEFLGREC2

Nervous, confused, and agitated

GREC2

Stubbornly resistant or unruly; not responding to treatment; a heat-resistant material

fract
GREC1

A specialist in the diagnosis and treatment of foot disorders

ped
GREC2

Decay and death of body tissue due to loss of blood supply

GREC2

To cause someone to feel bitter or resentful

TOEFLGREC2

Characteristic of a villain; extremely wicked or evil

GREC2

A royal ceremonial guard; historically, a small independent farmer

GREC2

Apart; into separate pieces

GREC2

To move in a wave-like motion; wavy in form

und
GREC2

A brilliant and technically impressive performance or display of skill

GREC2

Extra material added to a document

GREC2

A street vendor who travels around selling goods

GREC1

A comic parody or mockery; a variety show with comedy and striptease

GREC2

To inform on someone; a person who betrays others to authorities

GREC2

A sharp front tooth used for cutting food

cid
GREA2

An entertainer who performs ventriloquism with a dummy

GREC2

A person's manner or bearing; facial expression

GREC2

The use of ambiguous language to mislead or avoid a clear answer

voc
GREC2

The reporting of news or events; media coverage

GREA2

Extremely harsh and bitter in tone or language

GREC2

Having a strong flavour; lively and enthusiastic

GREC2

Eagerly wishing or wanting something

TOEFLGREA1

Lacking meaningful content or intelligence; empty

vac
GREC2

A short stop or break between stages of a journey

GREC2

A large fly that bites livestock; a person who provokes or annoys others

GREC2

To grant nobility; to make more dignified

GREC2

Rigidly applying theory without regard for practicality; a dogmatic theorist

doctor
GREC2

The principal bullfighter who kills the bull

GREC2

To cheat or defraud someone; a swindler

GREC2

Holding a title in name only; nominal

GREC2

A member of a small ruling group; a powerful wealthy person

arch
GREC2

Having certain manners; artificially stylized or affected

GREA1

A shallow river crossing; to cross water by wading through it

TOEFLGREB1

A private or secret meeting; a papal election assembly

GREC2

Travelling from place to place; an itinerant person

GREC2

Deplorable, pitiful, or deeply regrettable

GREC2

A person who makes fraudulent copies or forges metal

GREC2