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Analogies GRE Test

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tyranny n.
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wisdom n.
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praise v.
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concede v.
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brittle adj.
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obscure adj.
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waver v.
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consolidated adj.
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luxurious adj.
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sprint v.
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healing n.
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pragmatic adj.
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run
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prescient adj.
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mysticism n.
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voracious adj.
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gambit n.
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foresight n.
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guile n.
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relevant adj.
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adj. delicate and easily broken: unkind and unpleasant: She gave a ________ laugh and turned away. As you get older your bones become increasingly _____.
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adj. very eager (wanting very much to do or have something) for something, especially a lot of food: He has a _____ appetite (= he eats a lot).
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adj. closely connected or appropriate to the matter in hand. "what small companies need is _____ advice"
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n. the ability to prepare wisely for the future. She had the ______ to sell her house just before prices came down.
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n. clever but sometimes dishonest behaviour that you use to deceive someone, astuteness, cleverness. The president will need to use all her political _____ to stay in power. He is a simple man, totally lacking in ___.
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n. the ability to use your knowledge and experience to make good decisions and judgments: One certainly hopes to gain a little _____ as one grows older.
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v.to run very fast esp. for a short distance, either as a competitor in a sport or because you are in a hurry to get somewhere: Clark _____ed past Smith and caught the ball in the end zone.
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n. something that you do or say that is intended to achieve an advantage and usually involves taking a risk: The arrest of the political leader was seen as the opening ____ in a move to take control of the government.
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adj. knowing or suggesting correctly what will happen in the future: a _______ warning
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n. › If a bad situation or painful emotion heals, it ends or improves, and if something heals it, it makes it end or improve: This herb has been used in ___________for centuries.
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v. to move your legs faster than when walking, with the weight of your body pressing forward: I] They ____ for the bus and got there just in time.
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adj. unite things that were separate: [I] Our offices had been spread among three buildings, and then we _______ into one new high-rise.
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adj. very comfortable and expensive:
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adj. not known to many people or not clear an _____ island in the Pacific
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v. to express admiration or approval about the achievements or characteristics of a person or thing: My parents always _____ed me when I did well at school.
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n. the belief that there is hidden meaning in life or that each human being can unite with God
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v. to admit that something is true, or to allow something: [+ (that) clause] Officials _____ (that) the plan isn’t the best one.
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adj. solving problems in a sensible way that suits the conditions that really exist now, rather than obeying fixed theories, ideas, or rules: In business, the _______approach ( to come near) to problems is often more successful than an idealistic one.
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v. to lose strength, determination, or purpose, especially temporarily: I'm afraid my concentration began to ___ as lunch approached.
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n. government by a ruler or small group of people who have unlimited power over the people in their country or state and use it unfairly and cruelly: This, the president promised us, was a war against ______.
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adj. describes a substance that is easily changed into a new shape:
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v. to hide. to prevent something from being seen or known about: The listening device was _____ed in a pen.
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n. a building with machinery for crushing grain into flour › A mill is also a factory where a particular materials or substances are processed: a paper/steel mill
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n. any feeling of illness or physical or mental change that is caused by a particular disease:
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adj. › honest, sincere, and telling the truth, even when this might be awkward or make other people uncomfortable: a full and ___ discussion
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n. easily to bend (curve) without breaking or cracking:
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v. to write words in a book or cut words onto the surface of an object: She _______ed the book, "To my number-one fan."
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adj. poisonous (very harmful and able to cause illness or death)
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v. to understand something completely: I fail to comprehend their attitude.
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n. the quality of being easy to understand or do: A flat tax has the virtue of _______, but I question how fair it would be.

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