The quality of being stupid or clumsy
GRE Vocabulary
Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words
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General hatred or strong public disgrace
Out of tune; not at the correct musical pitch
Aloof and unfriendly in manner
A milky, softly iridescent appearance with shifting colors
Expressing contempt or disgrace; shameful
Guided by others' values rather than one's own inner principles
Serving no useful purpose; superfluous or idle
A fence made of pointed wooden stakes
To relieve symptoms without curing; to make something seem less serious
To speak insincerely or evasively; to trifle
Looking pale and unwell; sickly
Prying or inquisitive; a spinning top
Money or wealth, especially dishonestly gained
In a rushed and disorderly manner; chaotic
To walk about or stroll; to inspect an area on foot
Extremely passionate and zealous
Using more words than necessary; roundabout in expression
Extremely cold; the process of decaying or dying
Light, good-natured teasing or banter
Clarity and lucidity, especially in expression
Clearly expressed and easy to understand
Stubbornly persistent; obstinately holding to an opinion
Easily irritated or bad-tempered; peevish
Hypocritically self-righteous; overly concerned with outward religious observance
A person who collects and studies postage stamps
Relating to fishermen or fishing
The quality of being concise and meaningful in expression
An abundance; fullness
Using unnecessary or redundant words
A contemptible coward; utterly cowardly
Worthy of consideration; having a measurable mass
The quality of being positive, certain, or confident
The act of drinking; an alcoholic drink
To talk foolishly at length; idle, meaningless talk
To plan or think out an action, especially a crime, in advance
To be greater in weight, number or importance; to dominate