GRE Vocabulary
Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words
To swell or protrude outward; a rounded protrusion on a surface
A site for extracting stone; a hunted animal or person; to mine stone
A shortage or insufficient supply of something
The state of being mentally ill; madness
A cloak or covering; a symbol of authority; to cover or conceal
Strictness and precision; harsh conditions
Dark and depressing; sad and pessimistic
Designed to be thrown away after use; a single-use item
To throw with a swinging motion; a strap for throwing or supporting
Owned or controlled exclusively by one party; relating to ownership
To irritate or bother someone
An enclosed area; something included in a letter or package
To sexually assault or harass; to annoy or disturb
An official who enforces rules in a sport; to act as umpire
Serving as a sign of something; the indicative grammatical mood
Neat and orderly; to make neat; a container for odds and ends
Not functioning normally or healthily
A shallow body of water separated from the sea by a reef or sandbar
Mixed or conflicting feelings about someone or something
A severe snowstorm with strong winds and poor visibility
A large sweet fruit with a hard rind
Intense, fierce anger; retribution
To shrink back involuntarily from pain or fear
A raised platform in a church for preaching
An assumption taken as true; arrogant overconfidence
To make something seem less important than it is
A small open fruit pie; sharp or sour in taste; cutting in manner
No longer fresh or pleasant, as food or air; no longer interesting or original; hackneyed; To become or make no longer fresh or interesting
To worry or feel anxious; a state of irritation
To spread information or ideas widely
A court order prohibiting or requiring an action; an authoritative command