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GRE Vocabulary

Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words

7,504 words

To place one thing over another so both are visible

GREC2

To share feelings intimately; a small community sharing property and responsibilities

common
GREC1

Fine wood particles produced by sawing

GREC2

To prevent or replace something by acting first; to forestall

cap
GREA1

Highly attractive or tempting; having a compelling charm

GREC2

Moving or thinking quickly and easily; nimble

ag
TOEFLGREC2

A mischievous trick; to play a joke on someone

GREC2

Owing money or gratitude to someone

GREB2

Located at the back or rear; the buttocks

GREB1

Remarkably large, impressive, or extraordinary

dic
IELTSTOEFLGRE

An offensive remark; to speak unclearly; to play notes smoothly

GREC2

The maximum extent of a wave or oscillation; largeness of scale

ampl
GREB1

Not having required qualifications; also, absolute and unrestricted

qual
GREC2

To replace something older or less effective

sit
IELTSTOEFLGRE

Extremely demanding and exhausting

GREC2

A short high-pitched sound made by a bird or insect; to make such a sound

TOEFLGREA2

The deliberate destruction or defacement of others' property

GREC2

Conforming to established rules or standards; authoritative

GREB2

A dried plum; to trim branches or remove unnecessary parts

TOEFLGREC2

A disease spreading across a wide area; widespread epidemic

demo
GREB2

A sensation of dizziness and loss of balance

vers
TOEFLGREC2

A condition of too few red blood cells, causing fatigue and pallor

em
GREC1

A person who measures land or inspects and assesses something

GREA1

A person, especially a child, with exceptional talent; a marvel

TOEFLGREC2

A stopping or discontinuance of an action or process

ced
GREC1

The silky case of an insect larva; to wrap in a protective covering

GREC2

To tangle together; to involve in complications or difficulties

IELTSTOEFLGRE

A mentally ill or wildly foolish person; extremely irrational or crazy

GREC2

A small tower on a building; a rotating gun platform on a vehicle or ship

GREC2

To reject abruptly; a blunt refusal or rejection

GREC1

Easily annoyed or angered

IELTSTOEFLGRE

A long sharp tooth for biting or injecting venom

GREC2

The regions of Earth where living organisms exist

bio
GREC2

To stare open-mouthed in surprise; a wide opening

IELTSTOEFLGRE

A person who practises mysticism; relating to occult mysteries

GREC2

To scatter or distribute things at intervals among other things

pers
GREC2

To take food or substances into the body; to import data into a system

gest
GREA2

A detailed explanation; a large public exhibition

pos
IELTSTOEFLGRE

Belief in or acceptance of something as true

cred
TOEFLGREC2

Isolation to prevent spread of disease; to isolate for health reasons

GREB2

To speak with involuntary repetitions; a speech impediment

GREB2

To mock or ridicule with contempt

TOEFLGREB1

A pleasant daydream or state of dreamy thought while awake

GREA2