A feeling of pleasure or satisfaction
GRE Vocabulary
Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words
To secure or settle decisively; a tight grip or hold
The quality of being new and creative; the ability to think independently
Of or relating to the South Pole region
The crime of deliberately setting fire to property
Having many mountains; huge and towering
A powerful, intense desire for something
Full of lively energy and enthusiasm
A follower of a nature-worshipping religion; relating to such religions
A bright green precious gemstone; rich green in colour
To make someone feel sad; to become sad
A person or team expected to lose; someone at a disadvantage
A fake or fraud; to pretend or deceive; not genuine
A book for recording financial accounts
A large rolling wave or swelling mass; to surge or swell in waves
To mix ingredients together; to invent or fabricate a story or plan
A painful muscle spasm; to restrict movement
An intense obsession or enthusiasm; a state of abnormally elevated mood
Of supreme or dominant importance
To rise or increase suddenly and dramatically; a type of firework
Specialized vocabulary of a particular field or group
A dazed or semi-conscious state; deep concentration or hypnosis
The state of being unknown; difficulty of understanding; darkness
To make a bomb safe; to reduce tension in a situation
To imprison or confine someone, especially as a legal punishment
Carefully planned to achieve a result; determined by mathematical calculation
Acting secretly to avoid detection; covert
A deviation from what is normal; a mental lapse; an optical defect
A large thick piece; an attractive muscular man
A type of evergreen tree; neat in appearance; to tidy up
To be a perfect or typical example of something
A complete and humiliating failure
A vast flat treeless Arctic plain with permanently frozen subsoil