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