GRE Vocabulary
Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words
Awkwardly tall and thin
Government or society controlled by the wealthy
To bid lower than a competitor or the true value; a bid that is too low
Swelling or bulging outward
A substance causing precipitation; acting hastily or impulsively
Minor and easily forgiven or excused
A person who worships idols
To make or become coarser or less refined
A person who writes or compiles a dictionary
Expressing aphorisms; mysterious yet seemingly wise
To make a humble and earnest request; to beg
To speak evasively or misleadingly to avoid the truth
Mistaken use of a word confused with a similar-sounding one
Overly theatrical or artificial in manner
A beginner or novice
An indirect, wordy way of expressing something
To disembark or unload from a ship or aircraft
A person devoted to luxury and pleasure
Excessively vain and showy about one's appearance
A reminder or memorandum; something that amuses or puzzles
Loud, resonant, and mournful in sound
Rude, aggressive, and uncouth in behaviour
Extreme generosity in giving
To drench or steep in liquid; pickled food; a drunkard
Cautious and wary; reluctant to give freely
Lacking a regular rhythm; having an irregular heartbeat
Smooth and slippery; lewd or lascivious
To hide true feelings or intentions by pretending
Suffocation due to lack of oxygen
A swindler or con artist; to deceive with false claims
Unable to be felt by touch; not easily perceived or understood
The state of severe disrepair or decay
The condition of being extremely thin and weak from disease or starvation
Having no pores; impervious
Flexible and graceful in movement
Twilight; the dim light of dusk or dawn
Having or giving off a noticeable smell
Judged as less capable or valuable than actually is
Relating to or written in runes; mysterious