Stubborn; or practical and realistic
GRE Vocabulary
Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words
Bold courage and daring in the face of difficulty
Causing great sadness or grief
The quality of being overly forceful or lacking subtlety
A serf or slave; an ancient Spartan serf
The handle of a tool or weapon
Dominated or constantly nagged by one's wife or girlfriend
The science and art of measuring time and making clocks
Urging or encouraging action; a grammatical mood of exhortation
To worship as an idol; to adore excessively
Not feeling remorse for wrongdoings; unrepentant
Lack of power or strength; helplessness
Too small or slight to be noticed
Uncertainty or doubt; lack of confidence
Thoughtless and inconsiderate
The quality of being impossible to correct or reform
A hard crust or coating formed on a surface
To imply someone's guilt; to incriminate
Plural of index: numerical scales, listings, or exponents
To compose or write a literary work
To make drunk; a habitual drunkard; intoxicated
Impossible to erase or remove; indelible
The state of being inflexible or unresponsive to change
Not suitable or advisable; impractical
Impossible to atone for; unforgivable
To inspire an intense, unreasoning passion or attraction in someone; Foolishly or intensely attracted to someone; infatuated
Inappropriate or awkward; not well chosen or expressed
Inappropriateness, especially in expression or style
An advance or encroachment into enemy territory or a new area; initial progress toward a goal
Lacking consciousness or feeling; inanimate
The quality of being impossible to touch or clearly define
To intrude or meddle where one has no right
The process or condition of swelling up
To supervise an examination to prevent cheating
Impossible to root out or eradicate
Lacking substance or interest; naive and simplistic
Cheerful and full of high spirits
The quality of having good judgment
The range of one's knowledge or understanding
Practical knowledge and skill needed to do something
Tearful, sad, or tending to cause weeping