GRE Vocabulary
Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words
Based on theory rather than practice
Easily damaged; fine and subtle in quality
To shape wood or stone by cutting; to slice cooked meat
A thin pointed implement for sewing or injections; to tease or provoke
To frighten someone; a sudden fright or public panic
To travel back and forth between two places; a vehicle making such trips
A business deal or exchange; the act of conducting business
To save from danger or harm; an act of saving someone
A person or thing with the same role or function as another in a different context
A person who rides; an additional clause in a document
A nutrient such as sugar or starch that provides energy
Firm resolve to achieve a goal; the act of deciding or finding out something
A genre of music with improvisation and swing; to make more lively
A Christian minister leading a congregation; to serve as such a minister
To give official approval or support; to sign the back of a cheque
Responses or comments on work; signal looped back into a system
A high level of skill or knowledge in a particular field
A kingdom; a sphere of knowledge or influence
The fundamental laws governing a country; a person's physical makeup
The skin of a fruit or vegetable; to remove the outer layer
To toss or turn over quickly; a quick rotating movement
A figure of speech implying similarity between two unlike things
Relating to courts of law and the justice system
A thing or organization with a distinct independent existence
Relating to diplomacy; tactful in dealing with people
To reduce to the smallest possible amount; to downplay importance; to collapse a window to an icon
Relaxed and informal; happening by chance; a temporary worker
To separate or cut off from others; to place in quarantine
Nearly vertical in slope; to soak in liquid; a steep slope