GRE Vocabulary

A trademark or product identity; a mark burned onto something; to label or stigmatize

To tell someone confidently that something is true; to guarantee

Standards or rules used to judge or evaluate something

Relating to direct medical treatment of patients; coldly detached and analytical

Money paid to a worker; to carry on a war or campaign

A substance in a mixture or food; a necessary element for achieving something

A pointed post driven into the ground; money risked on an outcome; to put at risk

A person who flees to safety from war, persecution, or disaster

To include or blend something as part of a whole; to form or unite into one body

Final, greatest, or most extreme; the fundamental extreme

Something accepted as true without proof; taking on a role or responsibility

A toothed wheel for transmitting motion; equipment for an activity

A structure blocking movement; anything preventing progress

The act of supplying something; a stock of food or goods; a clause in a law or agreement

To publicly support a cause; a person who supports or pleads for others

To write a preliminary version; a preliminary document; served from a tap

Carrying a developing baby; full of meaning or significance

Far away in space or time; emotionally reserved

To rotate rapidly; to twist fibres into yarn; a biased presentation of information

A formal statement given under oath; a firsthand account

A formal event or ritual for a special occasion; formal social behaviour

To share information or ideas with others; to convey a message

A side view or outline; a summary of a person's characteristics

A system of parts that work together; a process by which something operates

A punishment or fine for breaking a rule or law

A holiday destination with facilities; to turn to something as a last option

Body cells forming an organ; a soft disposable paper

Relating to or in accordance with a constitution; a walk taken for one's health

The invasion of the body by harmful microorganisms causing disease

A storage cupboard with doors and shelves; a group of senior government ministers

A microscopic infectious agent causing disease; a harmful computer program

A disagreement or argument (n.); to argue against or question something (v.)

To meet unexpectedly; an unplanned or hostile meeting

Relating to genes or heredity

To keep or continue to have something

Something that motivates or encourages action, often a reward

Correct, exact, and free from errors

A select group of the best or most powerful people; of the highest quality

A four-sided shape with equal sides; an open town area; honest and fair

To remove clothing or covering; a long narrow piece of material

A possible sequence of events; an outline of a plot or plan

The winner of a competition; to actively support a cause

A series of competitive games to determine an overall winner

Extremely large, powerful, or impressive

A formal promise that something will happen or work correctly; to give such a promise

A long seat; a judge's seat in court; to remove a player from a game

To remove or take back; to retreat; to take money from a bank

To give evidence under oath; to serve as proof of something