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GRE Vocabulary

Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words

7,504 words

To exclude someone from a group by refusing to associate with them

GREC2

To make resistant to disease, especially by vaccination

GREC2

A sacred hymn or song, especially from the biblical Book of Psalms

GREC1

To chop or cut with an axe; to shape by cutting

TOEFLGREC2

So simple or well-designed that it cannot fail

GREC2

Land left unplanted for a season; inactive or undeveloped

TOEFLGREC2

The act of denying or contradicting something

neg
IELTSGREC1

A word-guessing game with acted clues; a ridiculous pretense

GREC2

Impossible to understand or interpret; mysterious

GREC2

To have a negative effect on; to encroach upon

pag
GREC2

The star-shaped symbol (*); to mark with this symbol

aster
GREC2

The state of having two opposite poles or extremes

GREB2

Rudely brief or abrupt in speech

TOEFLGREC2

Able to be shaped without breaking; easily influenced

IELTSTOEFLGRE

To be a sign or omen that something bad is about to happen

tend
TOEFLGREC2

To spend money extravagantly; an act of lavish spending

GREC2

Scornfully mocking and cynical

TOEFLGREC2

To wrinkle or fold; a small wrinkle

GREC2

Occurring irregularly; consisting of loosely connected episodes

ode
GREC2

Not genuine or authentic; false or deceptive

GREC2

Neat, trim, and stylishly dressed

GREC2

To show or demonstrate clearly

vinc
TOEFLGREC2

Able to burn or corrode tissue; sharply sarcastic

IELTSTOEFLGRE

People of high social standing, just below the nobility

gen
TOEFLGREC1

A fatal viral disease transmitted by animal bites

GREC2

Cheerful, lively, and full of energy

GREC2

A small songbird; a carefree adventure or fun activity

GREB2

Excessive self-admiration and self-centeredness

GREC2

Out of place in the present time; belonging to an earlier era

GREC2

A large flightless African bird; a person who ignores problems

GREC2

A formal written court order

GREB1

Extremely bad or terrible; immeasurably deep

GREC2

Able to be dissolved; able to be solved

solv
IELTSTOEFLGRE

To seep through a porous material; to spread gradually; to filter coffee

TOEFLGREC2

To make someone feel younger or more energetic; to revitalize

TOEFLGREC2

To suppress completely; to make a wet squelching sound

GREC2

The bishop of a diocese; relating to a diocese

GREC2

To deprive of rights or possessions; to sell off assets

GREB1

Debris or fragments left by decay or erosion

GREC2

A military rank below sergeant; relating to the body

corp
GREB2

Mercy and leniency shown toward offenders; mildness of weather

GREC2

A crude model representing a hated person; a likeness or portrait

TOEFLGREC2

To permanently damage or spoil the appearance of someone or something

TOEFLGREA1