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My GRE Vocab A-I

QuestionAnswer
aberration a deviation or departure from the norm
abeyance temporary inactivity of suspension
abrade to wear down or rub away the surface of something
abrogate to end or do away with something
acquisitive characterized by a strong desire to gain or retain information or objects
adroit showing skill and experience
anachronism something existing or happening out of its time in historical order
asperity roughness or severity
assay n: an analysis or examination, v: to subject to analysis
assiduous characteristic of careful and persistent effort
assuage to lessen or to ease
aver to declare as true; to maintain
bequest the act of passing on; something that is passed on
bereft deprived or despondent
blithe carefree or joyous; casual
bolster n: a narrow cushion, v: to support or strengthen
burgeoning thriving or growing rapidly
cadge to beg
capricious impulsive, prone to sudden change
circumspect mindful of potential consequences, prudent
cogent convincing and reasonable
consternation alarm or fear
corroborate to confirm, to substantiate with evidence
countenance facial features or expression
credulous easily deceived; believing too readily
culpable deserving of blame; guilty
denigrate to speak ill of, to belittle
derision use of ridicule to show contempt
desultory inconsistent and irregular, aimless
didactic intended for the purposes of moral teaching or instructing, even when such instruction is not necessary or welcom
disabuse to free someone of believing something that is untrue
disconcerting unsettling
dissemble to disguise or conceal
effrontery rude or presumptuous behavior
egregious noticeably bad or offensive
elucidate to clarify
emollient adj: softening or soothing, n: a softening agent
engender to give rise to, originate
enigmatic unexplainable, puzzling
espouse to choose to follow or support something
excoriate to denounce, to chafe
exculpate to remove blame, acquit
exhort to urge or try to persuade
exigent demanding immediate attention; urgent
extol to praise or glorify
fatuous foolish or delusive, smug
feckless lacking in purpose, carless
florid flushed with color, ornate
foment to incite or agitate
gainsay to deny or contradict
garrison a military post
glib seemingly slick or clever, but lacking sincerity
guile cunning, shrewdness
immutable not subject to change
imperturbable hard to excite or upset, very calm
inchoate poorly formed or formless
incorrigible impossible to change or reform
inimical harmful or unfriendly
inscrutable difficult to understand
interpolate to insert or to introduce between, often to falsify
intractable difficult to manage, stubborn
inure to cause to accept something that is undesirable, habituate
irascible easily angered
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