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GRE Parade of words

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abscond run away: to run away secretly, especially in order to avoid arrest or prosecution
aberrant deviating from the norm (from the noun:abberation)
alacrity eager and ethusiastic willingness
anomaly deviation from the normal order form, or rule, abnormality (adj. anomalous)
approbation an expression of approval or praise
arduous strenuous, taxing; requiring significant effort
assuage to ease or lessen; to appease or pacify
audacious daring and fearless; recklessly bold
austere without adornment; bare; severly simple; ascetic
pragmatic relating to practical matters, matters of fact.
gambit the fist move in chess when you sacrifice a pawn. A calculated move
renounce is to resign, refuse, or give up. (to renounce the authority of the religion)
recount to relate in detail, narrate
postured relating to a position, to assume an artificial or pretended attituted
countenance calm expression, expression that offers approval or sanction: moral support
evinve show, display clearly
regale entertain
aggrandized to make a big deal, praise highly
obviated to anticipate and prevent or avoid
belied to give a false impression. disguise
concerto concert soloists and orchestra
score music sheets
pliability supply enough to bend freely "plastic"
malleable shape with a hammer, capable of being altered adaptive change
tyrony oppressive power (the tyranny of the police state)
morose gloomy disposition
sullen silent or repressed
ignominious dishonorable, shame
guile Deceitful cleverness: art, artfulness, artifice, craft, craftiness, cunning, foxiness, slyness, wiliness. See honest, means
pennury sever poverity
segacious shrewed, farsigted penetration and judgement
raze to destroy to the ground. Erase
abet to assist or support in the achievement. to Incite
Incite to move to action, stir up
concede grant a right of passage. accept as true, valid, or accurate
resolute firm determination, bold, steady, Faithfull
waver flunctuate in opinion or allegiance
sterility infruitfall. incapable of producing offspring
precursory on that proceded the approach of another
implausible provoking disbelief
vigor active bodily or mental strength
spurt to gush forth, spout
scintillate to emit sparks
precipitous a very steep, perpendicular, or overhanging rise or fall
judicious having good judgement
dispersive tending to disperse
strident a harsh sound
laudable worthy of praise
pandemonium hell
soporific inducing sleep, drowsy
noisome harmful or dangerous
lamentation express sorrow, mourn, deplore
elegy a song or poem expressing sorrow. melancholy poem
diffident hesitant in acting or speaking because of self confindence
medacious dishonest (medacious tales of his past)
truculent cruel, savage, deadly
irascibility to become angry
coerce to achieve by force
abhorrence to regard with extreme repugnance. to loathe, hate
lassitude listless, weary, fatigue
zealot member of a fanatical sect. a zealous person: a fanatical person
miser a mean person, one who is stingy with money
fervor intensity of feeling or expression, passion
thrift careful management with money
servile subserviant, abject
subserviant serving to promonte some end
abject down in spirt
obsequious submissive: excessively eager to please or obey
cower display of abject fear in the company of threatening or domineering people
Created by: ashley5273
 

 



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