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Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words

7,504 words

Smooth, soft, and glossy like satin

GREC2

Not honorable; morally base or shameful

TOEFLGREC2

The scientific study of the microscopic structure of biological tissues

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Calm and peaceful; a mythical bird said to calm the sea

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Confident, charming, and stylishly elegant

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Active or occurring during the daytime; happening every day

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Of or relating to spring; fresh and youthful

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The highest point or peak of development

TOEFLGREC1

Unnaturally stiff and formal in style or manner

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Of or relating to a wedding or marriage

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Disrespectfully casual about serious matters

GREB2

Expressed in a clear, forceful, and incisive way

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A purple gemstone; the colour purple

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A sudden violent outburst of emotion or a sudden attack of a disease symptom

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A quick, clever, and witty reply; the ability to make such replies in conversation

GREB1

Attempting to gain favour through flattery or excessive pleasantness

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To free someone from a mistaken belief

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Feeling great joy, especially after a victory

TOEFLGREB2

A person's permanent home or legal residence

dom
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To grow or expand rapidly; a new bud or shoot

IELTSTOEFLGRE

A ghost or specter of a dead person

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To raise a young bird until it can fly; to grow feathers

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To treat someone as a celebrity or important person

GREA1

A clever, amusing remark; a witty saying

GREB2

A hereditary disorder causing uncontrolled bleeding

hemo
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Extreme shame or embarrassment; religious self-denial

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Stubborn refusal to change one's opinions or actions

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Innocent and sweet-faced like a cherub or young child

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Insincere talk about morals; the jargon of a group; to tilt

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Beyond what is normal or natural; extraordinary

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Boldly disrespectful; impertinent

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A ghost or phantom; a threatening or haunting prospect

spectr
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Idle chatter; to talk at length about trivial matters

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Expressing a biased or one-sided point of view

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Saliva drooling from the mouth; to drool

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To send money or forgive a debt; scope of responsibilities

miss
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To settle a dispute as a neutral judge

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To straighten; to relax and become less formal

GREB1

To enroll as a student at a college or university; a newly enrolled student

metro
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The body's ability to maintain a stable internal environment

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To damage someone's reputation or make something dirty

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Sensitive to tickling; delicate or tricky to handle

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The pointed tip of a pen that transfers ink to paper

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