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GRE Vocabulary

Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words

7,504 words

Thin and tall; (of hair) straight and limp

TOEFLGREC2

Calm and sensible; showing good judgment

GREC2

Permitted by law; lawful and legitimate

licit
GREC2

Resembling or consisting of wood; woody

GREC2

Lacking refinement or good manners

GRE

To study or work diligently late at night; to write in a scholarly manner

luc
GRE

To stain or spot; marked with spots or blotches

GREB2

To pretend to be ill to avoid work or duty

GREC2

To roam and raid in search of plunder

GRE

The branch of physics about motion and forces; the workings of something

mechane
TOEFLGREB1

Properly deserved or earned

GREB1

An early form of hypnosis; the power to control another's mind

GREC2

Courageous, spirited, and full of determination

GREC2

The official written record of a meeting

minu
IELTSGREA1

A strong dislike of or opposition to marriage

gam
GRE

Done at the wrong or inappropriate time

GREC2

Techniques or devices used to aid memory

GREC2

To pamper or overprotect; a pampered, weak person

GREC2

The accepted customs and moral norms of a social group

GREA1

Close to death or near to ceasing to exist

mort
TOEFLGREC2

A monetary fine; to impose a fine or swindle

GREC2

Official documents kept as proof of ownership or rights

munit
GREC2

Military weapons and ammunition; to supply with weapons

munit
GREC2

A person with excessive self-admiration and self-centeredness

GREC2

To speak negatively of or refuse something; a denial

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A miser; miserly and unwilling to spend

GREC2

A gripping or cutting tool; claws of a crustacean

GREC2

Sharply cold and biting; the act of pinching

GREC2

A person or thing with no equal; unrivalled

GREC2

Not capable of catching fire or burning easily

GREC2

To bewilder completely; a state of bewilderment

GRE

The quality of being notable; a distinguished person

GREA1