To remove salt from seawater
GRE Vocabulary
Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words
To catch sight of something distant or obscure
To remove all moisture from something; completely dried out
Capable of being destroyed
Disparagement or slander that reduces someone's reputation
Stubbornly resistant to change; a person who refuses to change their views
To cause to fall into ruin or decay through neglect
An uncontrollable craving for alcohol
To cause a loss of loyalty or affection; to alienate
To confuse or perplex someone completely
Confused, flustered, or in a state of disorder
Feeling uneasy, embarrassed, or frustrated
To disturb someone's calmness or composure
To free from illusion or false belief; to disillusion
To deprive someone of the right to vote or other civic privileges
To make someone discontented or irritated
To make hair or clothing untidy and disordered
Evidence or argument that proves something false; a refutation
To stain or discolour
Absent-minded or inattentive due to worry
Lying hidden and still; informal word for a dog
A state of boredom or low spirits; a calm equatorial ocean zone
To betray someone's trust; an act of betrayal
Practical and realistic
Sweet and melodious; pleasing to the senses
Extremely and painfully loud
Of enormous global importance or impact
The shedding of outer skin or exoskeleton in animals
To bubble or fizz; to show lively enthusiasm
Shining brilliantly; radiant
Of or relating to the highest heaven; celestial
The highest heaven; of or relating to the sky or highest celestial sphere
To convert plain text into cipher or encrypted form
A person who delivers formal praise or a eulogy
To endow someone with a quality or ability
To bind in chains; to restrain
Complete absorption or preoccupation
To settle comfortably and securely in a place
To encircle or surround; a surrounding area
Expressing high praise or admiration
Calm and not easily angered or upset
Fair and impartial; treating everyone equally
Likely to cause objection or disapproval
To think something out carefully; to devise through deep reflection
To inflict intense pain or suffering on someone