GRE Vocabulary Prep 1

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Sound

measure the depths of; discover the meaning of; to understand

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Skirt

Border; lie along the edge of; go around; evade

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Secular

not religious or holy; worldly things

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Scathing

Severe, injurious; bitterly harsh or critical

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Scant

not enough; barely enough

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Saturate

to soak thoroughly; cause a substance to unite with the greatest possible amount of another substance

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Savor

characteristic taste/flavor; appreciate fully; taste/smell with pleasure

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Placate

satisfy or calm down

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Pervasive

tending to spread throughout

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Philanthropy

efforts to improve the well-being of humankind, generally through giving money

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pious

devout; religiously reverent and dutiful

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phony

fake, counterfeit; insincere, not genuine

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inform

inspire, animate; give substance, essence or context to; to be the characteristic quality of

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indifferent

not caring; having no interest; unbiased

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indeterminate

not fixed or determined; indefinite; vague

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incorporate

include, taken in; combine, unite; form a legal corporation; embody; give physical form to

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inconsequential

insignificant; unimportant; illogical

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incentive

something that encourages greater action or effort, such as a reward

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incendiary

setting on fire, pertaining to arson; arousing strife, rebellion; “inflaming” the senses

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insamuch

in like manner, considering that

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inadvertent

unintentional; characterized by a lack of attention; careless

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implode

burst inward; fall apart

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implicit

implied; not stated directly; inolved in the esseence of something; unquestionable

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impede

hold back; obstruct the progress of

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impartial

unbiased; fair

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impair

make worse; weaken

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imminent

ready to occur; impending

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implication

the act of implying or that which is implied; close connection

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idiosyncrasy

characteristic or habit peculiar to an individual; quirk

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hyperbole

deliberate exaggeration for effect

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homogeneous

of the same kind; uniform throughout

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hodgepodge

mixture of different kinds of things, jumble

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placid

peaceful, calm, tranquil

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plastic

able to be shaped or formed; easily influenced

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satiate

to fully satisfy; to beyond satisfying to the point of access

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sap

innerfluid of a plant; essential bodily fluid; energy; vitality; person taken advantage of; undermine; weaken; tire out

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enervate

weaken, tire out

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sanction

permission or approval; something to give support to authority to something else; to allow, confirm, ratify; legal action taken by one or more countries against another; to place sanctions or penalties on

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rustic

relating to country life; unsophisticated; primitive; made of rough wood; rural/uncultured person

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rife

happening frequently, abundant, currently being reported

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rudimentary

elementary; relating to the basics; underdeveloped; primitive

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conundrum

riddle; any mystery

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incipient

just beginning; in a very early stage

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inchoate

just begun; underdeveloped; unorganized

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estimable

worthy of esteem; admirable; able to be estimated

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base

morally low; dishonorable; little to no value; crude and unrrefined; counterfeit

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abhor

detest, regard with disgust

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foment

incite, instigate, stir up, promote the growth of; apply medicated liquid to a body part

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flag

get tired; lose enthusiasm; hang limply or droop; to hail or wave down; to mark

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abrasive

rough; suitable for grinding or polishing; causing irritation or annoyance

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abstain

hold back; refrain; decline to vote

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