To repossess mortgaged property due to missed payments; to prevent or shut out
GRE Vocabulary
Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words
A frame linking draft animals; a burden or oppression (n.); to join together (v.)
A trap or loop for catching animals; a lure or trick; to catch in a trap
Distress or annoyance caused by failure or disappointment; to cause such a feeling
Having a rough, harsh manner or voice
The end of a period or contract; breathing out
Not clearly defined or fixed; uncertain or vague
A homeless wanderer; to walk heavily or for a long distance
Made up of many varied, incongruous elements; multicoloured
Feeling great loss; completely lacking something
To shrink and wrinkle due to loss of moisture
To leave property to someone in a will
Highly ornate and elaborate in style (adj.); the European art style of 1600–1750 (n.)
A fast-growing evergreen tree native mainly to Australia
To prevent something by acting in advance; to avert
Lacking any plan or order; random and careless
Easily offended; (of a situation) sensitive and requiring tact
A temporary stay; to reside somewhere temporarily
Slavery or lack of freedom; physical restraint as a sexual practice
Morally degrading and vile; dirty and squalid
A person or thing that signals the approach of something; to foreshadow
More than what is needed; unnecessary
Friendly, approachable, and easy to talk to
Difficult to handle due to size, weight, or complexity
To label someone or something as disgraceful or shameful
Bored and lacking enthusiasm due to overexposure or excess
The act of clearing someone of blame; proof that someone was right or justified
To exceed or surpass someone or something in speed, quantity, or achievement
Humiliating or degrading treatment; an affront to one's dignity
To alter something to make it false; to forge or misrepresent
To give a false or inaccurate account of something
Infected with rabies; extremely fanatical
A small light boat for one person
Stable, established, and comfortable; resolved beyond doubt