GRE Vocabulary
Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words
Theatrical or impassioned public speaking or recitation
A smug, self-righteous person who is irritatingly proper
Sleight of hand; skillful trickery or deception
Harshness of manner; roughness
Excessively and insincerely sentimental
A sun-facing plant; a light purple colour
Generosity and open-mindedness
Rough in texture; indecent or scandalous
To solemnly renounce or deny something under oath
A large vertical fishing net; to fish with such a net
To atone for a sin or wrongdoing
Without clear aim or guidance; aimless
To pamper or excessively indulge; a pet or pampered person
Extremely old-fashioned or outdated; belonging to before Noah's Flood
Money or wealth, especially when seen as corrupting or dishonestly obtained
Open and frank without holding back; also, not booked in advance
Impossible to remedy or correct; beyond repair
Eating or consuming excessively; greedy
Not able to be saved or recovered; beyond redemption
The scientific study of cells.
The blue-green rust that forms on copper or brass
A social system in which women hold primary authority
A young goose; a naive or inexperienced young person
Rapid, confused speech; to talk fast and unclearly
Refusing to obey authority; rebellious
To steal something dishonestly
The state of having patches or streaks of different colours
A substance consumed in a chemical reaction
A person who wastes time or money irresponsibly
Superficially attractive but lacking real value; tastelessly showy
To mark with parallel lines; having parallel grooves
A stupid or slow-witted person
Having keen insight and sharp judgment
The formal withdrawal of a previously held belief or statement
Looking tired and haggard from prolonged worry
Bad-tempered; cramped and hard to read