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GRE Verbal Reasoning Vocabulary Flashcards 3
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- 1Furrowgroove
- 2Furtivesecret; sly
- 3Futileuseless; hopeless
- 4Gaffeblunder; social mistake
- 5Galleonold sailing ship
- 6Gambolfrolic; skip about
- 7Garbledistort; muddle
- 8Garishgaudy
- 9Garnergather; collect
- 10Garruloustalkative
- 11Gauntemaciated; bony and angular
- 12Genrea category; type
- 13Germanerelevant
- 14Germinalin early stage of development
- 15Gibberingspeaking inarticulately
- 16Glacialhostile; cold; icy; slow
- 17Glibflip, superficial speech
- 18Goadprod; urge
- 19Grate (v)annoy; shred
- 20Gratisfree of charge; without payment
- 21Gratuitousunwarranted; free
- 22Gravityseriousness
- 23Gregariousextroverted; outgoing
- 24Grittycoarse; courageous
- 25Guffawloud burst of laughter
- 26Guilecunning; craftiness
- 27Guilelesshonest; frank
- 28Gullibilityunwariness; trustfulness
- 29Gullibleeasily fooled
- 30Gustatoryconcerned with the sense of taste
- 31Hackneyedcommon; trite
- 32Halcyoncalm; peaceful
- 33Hallowedworshipped; consecrated
- 34Hamperhinder; obstruct
- 35Hangarlarge storage structure (e.g. for plane)
- 36Haranguelong attacking speech
- 37Harbingersindicators; one that announces a future occurrence
- 38Hastenhurry; accelerate; rush
- 39Haughtinessarrogance; pride
- 40Headstrongobstinate; stubborn
- 41Hedonismself indulgence; pleasure-seeking
- 42Hedonista pleasure seeker
- 43Heedlisten to; give attention to
- 44Heresyopinion contrary to orthodox doctrine
- 45Hiatusbreak; interruption; gap
- 46Hideboundrigid in opinion; conservative
- 47Hieroglyphicswriting with symbols
- 48Hinderobstruct
- 49Histrionictheatrical; exaggerated
- 50Hoaryold
- 51Honesharpen; whet
- 52Hortatoryencouraging; exhorting
- 53Hyperboleintentional exaggeration
- 54Hypochondriacperson preoccupied with health
- 55Hypocriticalinsincere; pretending to hold beliefs not actually held
- 56Iconoclastperson who opposes orthodoxy
- 57Idiosyncrasycharacteristic peculiar to individual
- 58Idyllstory set in peaceful (usually pastoral) scene
- 59Ignominiousshameful; humiliating
- 60Illuminateto light up; enlighten
- 61Illusorydeceptive; false; misleading
- 62Immoderateexcessive; extreme
- 63Immutableunchanging; permanent
- 64Impartialunbiased; neutral
- 65Impecuniouspoor
- 66Imperturbabilityquality of being calm, not easily agitated
- 67Impiouswicked; profane
- 68Impoverisheddestitute; poor
- 69Impromptuunrehearsed; spontaneous
- 70Impugnedchallenged; cast doubt upon
- 71Inadvertentunintentional
- 72Incantationchant; invocation; prayer
- 73Incarcerationputting in prison; confinement
- 74Incessantnon stop
- 75Inchoateundeveloped; unorganized
- 76Incipientin initial stage; beginning
- 77Incisecut into
- 78Inclinationtendency; disposition
- 79Incoherentnot logical; lacking cohesion
- 80Incongruousout of place
- 81Inconsequentialunimportant; insignificant
- 82Inconspicuoussubtle; not prominent
- 83Indeliblecannot be wiped out
- 84Indifferentneutral; not outstanding
- 85Indigenousnative to a particular area
- 86Indolencelaziness; inactivity
- 87Inducteenovice; beginner
- 88Indulgentpampering; satisfying desires
- 89Inebriationdrunkenness; intoxication
- 90Ineffableincapable of being expressed in words
- 91Ineptincompetent; unskilled; useless
- 92Inertiainactivity; lethargy
- 93Inevitablecannot be avoided
- 94Inexorablerelentless
- 95Inexpedientnot advisable; unsuitable
- 96Infallibleunfailing; unable to err
- 97Infamoushaving a bad reputation
- 98Inferdeduce; conclude
- 99Ingénuenaïve, unsophisticated person
- 100Ingrateungrateful person
- 101Inimicalhostile; harmful
- 102Iniquitouswicked; unjust
- 103Innateinborn; inherent
- 104Innocuousharmless; inoffensive
- 105Innovatecreate; make something new
- 106Inscrutablemysterious; impenetrable; not easily understood
- 107Insentientunfeeling; inanimate
- 108Insipiddull; bland; vapid
- 109Instigateto start; provoke
- 110Insurgentrebel; one who forcible opposes authority
- 111Interminablenever-ending; incessant
- 112Intermittentsporadic; irregular; repeated stopping and starting
- 113Interregnumtime period between reigns or governments
- 114Intransigentstubborn; uncompromising
- 115Intrepidbrave; undaunted
- 116Inuredhardened; habituated
- 117Inveiglecoax or entice with flattery
- 118Inveteratehabitual; long time
- 119Invidiouscausing animosity or envy
- 120Inviolablecannot be violated; in assailable
- 121Irascibleeasily angered
- 122Ireanger
- 123Irksomeannoying; infuriating
- 124Ironicconveying meaning opposed to literal meaning; unexpected
- 125Irrationalunreasonable; illogical
- 126Irreproachablefree of blame
- 127Irrevocableunalterable; cannot be cancelled
- 128Itinerantnomadic; travelling from place to place
- 129Jadeddull; worn out
- 130Jambdoor post
- 131Jargonvocabulary specific to a profession or group
- 132Jaundicedaffected by bitterness/ resentment
- 133Jauntshort journey
- 134Jeopardizeput at risk; endanger
- 135Jingoisticmilitaristic national chauvinism
- 136Jocularin a joking manner
- 137Jollitygaiety; cheerfulness
- 138Jubilantdelighted; rejoicing
- 139Judiciouswise
- 140Jurisprudencescience or philosophy of law
- 141Juxtaposeplace side by side for contrast
- 142Kindlestart a fire
- 143Knottyintricate; difficult
- 144Labyrinthinecomplicated; tortuous
- 145Lacerationcut; tear
- 146Lachrymosetearful; sad
- 147Lacklusterdull; lacking vitality
- 148Laconicconcise
- 149Lacunagap; missing part
- 150Lambastebeat; or reprimand verbally
- 151Lamentationexpression of sorrow or grief
- 152Lampoonridicule; spoof
- 153Lancespear; to pierce (v)
- 154Languidlistless; slow
- 155Languishbecome weak; fade away; be ignored
- 156Larcenytheft; robbery; stealing
- 157Largessgenerosity
- 158Lasciviouslustful
- 159Lassitudelack of energy; weariness
- 160Laudpraise
- 161Lavishprofusive; in great amounts
- 162Laxcareless; not strict
- 163Leavento make light; modify; cause bread to rise using yeast etc.
- 164Legendmyth or story; key to map
- 165Legionin large numbers; military unit
- 166Lethargictired; without energy
- 167Levityflippancy; jocularity
- 168Libertinesomeone unrestrained morally; prodigal
- 169Libidosexual desire
- 170Lienright to sell property held as a security; legal hold on job etc.
- 171Limpidtransparently clear
- 172Linimentsoothing ointment
- 173Lintfluff; soft material used to cover wounds
- 174Litanyprayer; lengthy recitation; repetitive account
- 175Litheflexible; supple
- 176Liturgyform of worship
- 177Lividvery angry
- 178Lobbyistperson who tries to influence law makers
- 179Loftyhigh;exalted; haughty
- 180Lolllaze around; hang out (when used of the tongue)
- 181Longevityduration of life
- 182Loperun with long strides
- 183Loquacioustalkative
- 184Lucidclear; easily understood
- 185Lucremoney; gains
- 186Ludicrousridiculous; silly
- 187Lugubriousmournful; gloomy; dismal
- 188Lukewarmtepid; indifferent
- 189Lumbermove clumsily; timber (wood)
- 190Lusciousjuicy; moist
- 191Lynchassassinate; kill; illegal hanging
- 192Maceratesoften by soaking in liquid; cause to thin
- 193Machinationscrafty schemes
- 194Maculatedspotted
- 195Maelstromwhirlpool; tumult
- 196Magnanimousgenerous; big-hearted
- 197Magnateimportant person in a field, usually business
- 198Maladroitawkward; unskillful
- 199Maladyillness
- 200Maledictioncurse
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- The first batch of a set of vocabulary flashcards for the Verbal Reasoning section of the GRE general test. Use on the GoConqr mobile app to revise for the test on the go...
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