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GRE English

pg 9-14

QuestionAnswer
Abjure, To Renounce
Ablative Removal or direction away from
Abstemious temperate in eating or drinking
Abstruse Obscure
Aggregate Sum,Total
Amalgamate to To Combine
Ambivalence Contradictory
Ameliorate to to improve
Anachronism error involving time in a story
Anathema Solemn Curse
Animus Hostile feeling or intent
Anomalous Abnormal, irregular
Antipathy Adversion, dislike
Apocryphal Unauthentic, a sham
Apostate Convert from religion to another
Apothegm Pithy, compact saying
Apposite Appropriate, fitting
Arbitrary Definate, imperious
Arresting Attacting attention
Artifice Deception, trickery
Assiduous Diligent
Atavism Genetic caracteristic that skips generations
Atelier Workshop, studio
Attenuate, to To Weaken, to make thin
Auspicious Favoring success
Bedeck, to To adorn, to deck out
Belie, to To Contradict
Beneficient Do-gooder
Bilious Peevish, irritable
Bombastic Pompous
Boorish Rude, clownish
Brook, to To tolerate, endure
Bugaboo Object of baseless terror
Bumptious Self-assertive,
Burgeon, to To grow forth
Cabal Secret special intest group
Caliginous Murky
Callow Youthful, immature
Canard Unfounded or exaggerated rumor
Canny Shrewd. thrifty
Canny Shrewd. thrifty
Canorous Melodious
Capacious Spacious
Captious Fault-finding
Carillon A set of bells capable of being played
Cauistry Nit-picking justification, rationalization
Catharsis purging, cleansing
Catholic Universal,broad-minded
Cavil, to to nit-pick
Celerity Speed
Centripetal Tending toward the center
Cerebration thought
Charlatan Pretender to knowledge, imposter
Chauvinist Blindly devoted patriot
Chimerical Fanistic, illusory, unreal
Churlish Boorish, rude
Cipher worthless person or thing, secret code
Circumlocution indirect expression
Circumspect Discreet, prudent, cautious
Clarion Shrill, trumpetlike sound
Clime Region, climate
Cloying Excessively sweet
Coda Concluding section of a musical or literary composition
Coeval Contemporary
Cogent Convincing
Cogitate, to To think over
Cognitive Having to do with knowing or perceiving, awareness
Cognomen Surname
Collate, to To examine to verify authenticity
Collation A light meal
Collier Coal worker or coal strip
Comely Attractive, agreeable (person)
Comity Courtesy
Compact Contract
Complacent Self-satisfied
Complaisant Trying to please, obliging
Compunction Remorse
Concatenate, to To unite in a chain (as in events)
Conceit Elaborate, self-important, consequential
Conclave Private meeting
Concomitant That which accompanies
Condign Adequate, befitting
Condole, to To express condolencesto espress condolences
Connubal Pertaining to marriage, conjugal
Consequential Pompous, self-important, conceited
Contenance, to To tolerate, to approve, to endure
Contentious Quarrelsome
Continence Self-restraint
Contravene, to Contradict, infringe upon
Contrite Repentant
Contumacious Disobedient, resisting authority
Conundrum Riddle, difficult problem
Convene, to To assemble
Converse Opposite
Conveyance vehicle, transfer
Corsair Pirate, pirate ship
Cortege Procession
Coruscate, to To glitter, gleam (light or idea)
Coterie Social group, clique
Cozen, to To cheat or swindle
Craven Cowardly
Cruet Small glass bottle
Cupidity Greed
Curmudgeon Churlish, rude, miserly
Cursive Flowing, running together
Cynosure Object or center of attention
Dais Raised platform for guests of honor
Dearth Scarcity
Debacle Breaking up, downfall, rout
Debauch, to To corrupt
Decry, to To disparage, to put down
Deign, to To condescend
Deleterious Injurious to health, harmful
Delineate, to To describe, portray, skethch
Demagogue False leader
Demesne Domain
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