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GRE Vocabulary

Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words

7,504 words

A cause of great suffering or destruction; to whip or punish severely

GREC2

The quality of acting naturally and impulsively

TOEFLGREC2

To give a false impression of; to contradict

TOEFLGREC2

Intense pain or struggle, especially during a difficult process

GREC2

A sudden flood; a large rush or outpouring of something

GREC2

Sweet glaze for cakes; formation of ice on a surface

GREA1

To whiten using chemicals; a chemical used for whitening or disinfecting

IELTSTOEFLGRE

A descriptive word or phrase used to characterize a person or thing

GREC2

A hidden store of valuables; to accumulate and store things secretly

GREC2

The state of having great wealth; prosperity

flu
TOEFLGREC2

Past tense of 'drive'; a herd or large crowd moving together

GREA1

To become or cause to become ripe or mature

TOEFLGREB2

A very small freshwater fish; a person or thing of little importance

GREC2

To make someone a slave; to deprive of freedom

TOEFLGREC2

Disagreement or conflict; a harsh combination of sounds

cord
IELTSTOEFLGRE

A hole made by a sharp object, especially in a tyre; to pierce or make a hole

punct
IELTSTOEFLGRE

To formally install in a position or admit as a member

duct
GREB2

A substance added to improve a product; relating to addition

TOEFLGREC1

Invented or fabricated; not real or genuine

fac
TOEFLGREC1

Organized and systematic in approach or behavior

TOEFLGREA2

A very wealthy and powerful business person

TOEFLGREC2

To strike someone repeatedly and heavily

GREC2

To splash in water; to engage in something casually or superficially.

GREC2

The ability to move or think quickly and easily

ag
TOEFLGREC2

A soldier standing guard at a post

sent
TOEFLGREC2

Absolute and unconditional, with no exceptions

TOEFLGREC1

Feeling angry about something unfair or unjust

IELTSTOEFLGRE

To fail to work properly; a failure in normal operation

TOEFLGREC2

Shamelessly bold or impudent; to face something with bold impudence

GREC2

To crouch or shrink back in fear

TOEFLGREA1

Able to adjust to different conditions or situations

apt
TOEFLGREB2

Heavy material used to stabilize a ship or balloon; to stabilize with ballast

GREC1

Occurring at the same time; something that accompanies another

TOEFLGREC2

Freedom from punishment or bad consequences

pun
TOEFLGREC2

A feeling of doubt, unease, or guilt; sudden nausea

GREC2

To walk or behave arrogantly; boastful confidence

GREC2

Skillful and nimble, especially with the hands

IELTSTOEFLGRE

The art of creating images by etching a metal plate with acid; a print made by this process

GREC2

A soldier hired for money; motivated by personal gain

merx
IELTSGREC2

An enclosed pen for livestock; to round up or gather

GREB2

Serving as a symbol or very typical example of something

GREC2

A formal rebuke; to officially criticize someone

prim
GREC2

To walk slowly and leisurely; a leisurely stroll

GREC2

To violate a law or right; to encroach on something

fract
IELTSTOEFLGRE