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Comprehensive vocabulary flashcards covering high-frequency synonym pairs and sentence equivalence terms from the GRE lecture review notes.
mitigate
ease; reduce
aberration
something unusual
quiescent
inactive; still
synoptic
brief; summarized
exonerate
clear of blame
mordant
bitingly sarcastic
vitriolic
bitterly harsh
opprobrium
bitterly harsh
suppleness
ability to adapt
adroit
quick; skillful
approbation
approval; praise
inimical
hostile; opposed
opulent
very wealthy
antediluvian
very old; outdated
specious
false but convincing
aspersion
insult; damaging remark
abstemious
self-controlled; moderate
raillery
playful teasing
bucolic
relating to the countryside
nascent
just beginning
onerous
heavy; burdensome
caterwaul
scream sharply
circumspect
careful; wise
comity
friendship; courtesy
condign
suitable; appropriate
flummox
confuse
tortuous
twisting; very complex
senescence
old age; aging
calumny
false damaging accusation
lambaste
criticize harshly
diatribe
angry criticism
diffident
shy; lacking courage
dilatory
careless; neglectful
disgorge
pour out; release
doctrinaire
rigid in beliefs
elegiac
sounding sad
extirpate
remove completely
polymath
person skilled in many fields
eschew
avoid deliberately
recondite
difficult to understand
lionize
praise as a hero
profligate
wastefully extravagant
germane
relevant; suitable
fungible
able to be swapped
garrulous
very talkative
surfeit
too much; excess
hamstring
damage; weaken
hidebound
too focused on minor rules
stymie
block; prevent
heterodox
against accepted beliefs
quixotic
unrealistically idealistic
impecunious
very poor
inscrutable
impossible to understand
insouciant
casually unconcerned
peripatetic
traveling from place to place
laconic
brief; using few words
pellucid
very clear
noisome
foul-smelling; offensive
meretricious
flashy; ostentatious
hauteur
arrogance; haughtiness
numinous
mysterious; hidden
obdurate
unwilling to compromise
obsequious
excessively flattering
fusty
old-fashioned; musty
obviate
replace; force out
sanguine
optimistic
panacea
solution to every problem
parsimonious
unwilling to spend
penury
poverty
proclivity
natural tendency
trenchant
sharp; forceful
protean
able to do many things
pugnacious
hostile; eager to fight
rapprochement
making peace
verisimilitude
appearance of being real
anathema
something strongly hated
recrudescent
returning after a pause
sanctimonious
too moralizing
truncate
cut short
acumen
sharp judgment
staid
serious; conventional
tendentious
biased; one-sided
ineluctable
certain to happen
chagrin
embarrassment; disappointment
exculpate
clear of guilt
mercurial
quickly changing
quotidian
ordinary; everyday
recalcitrant
hard to control
ignoble
shameful; dishonorable