GRE Vocabulary

Extending in the same direction at equal distance; a corresponding similarity

To underline or emphasize; a line drawn beneath text

An object used to support something; to hold something up

The rate or frequency of occurrence of something

To carry out an obligation or desire; to bring to completion

To make dishonest or immoral; dishonest and willing to accept bribes; containing errors

A sample or example taken as representative of a group; a sample for analysis

Not well known; hard to understand; to hide or conceal

Pale and sickly-looking; lacking vitality

A period of illness or activity; a boxing or wrestling match

Relating to space or the position and size of things

A rectangular array of numbers; an environment in which something develops

A pointed circular shape; a pine tree's seed structure

To walk slowly and leisurely; a leisurely walk

Essential to a whole; a mathematical result of integration

See-through, clear; obvious or easy to understand; open and public

To move through a circuit; to spread or distribute widely

To predict a future condition; a prediction about the future

To make something as large or effective as possible

Contrary to reason or common sense; ridiculous; the philosophical concept of life's meaninglessness

To push or drive forward with force; a forceful push or propulsive force

A strong desire to do something one should avoid; something that entices

A comparison highlighting similarity between two things, used for explanation

A person or animal that lives in a particular place

To make or become stronger or more extreme

To swing from side to side; to influence; power or control over others

To improve or replace with a better version; an improvement

To show clearly; clearly obvious; a list of cargo or passengers

To cleanse with water or redden in the face; level with a surface; a rush of water

To arrange in a line or bring into agreement; to associate with a cause

Very strong or powerful; very (adv.)

A fault or flaw; to abandon one's side and join the opposition

Based on personal feelings rather than facts or observation

A device controlling the flow of gas or liquid; to regulate flow with a valve

A nocturnal bird of prey with large forward-facing eyes

A formal written request to an authority; to make such a request

A blood vessel from the heart; a major road or transport route

Not moving or changing; radio/TV interference noise

A person who manages a museum or library collection

Modest and not arrogant; to make someone feel less proud

The flesh around the teeth; a sticky plant substance; chewing gum

The industry of catching fish; a place where fish are caught

An academic dissertation; a proposition put forward for argument

Relating to the universe; inconceivably vast

Having the necessary skills or credentials; limited by conditions

To think carefully and deeply about something

To make more complex or difficult

To publicly condemn; to formally accuse someone