GRE Group 20

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Abreast

Next to each other, in the same direction. To be up to date in a subject (informed, aware)

<p>Next to each other, in the same direction. To be up to date in a subject (informed, aware)</p>
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Confound

Confuse or surprise (perplex, bewilder)

<p>Confuse or surprise (perplex, bewilder)</p>
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Digression

Departure from main topic (diversion, tangent)

<p>Departure from main topic (diversion, tangent)</p>
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Discrepancy

Lack of agreement (inconsistency, difference)

<p>Lack of agreement (inconsistency, difference)</p>
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Duplicitous

Deceptive (dishonest, deceitful)

<p>Deceptive (dishonest, deceitful)</p>
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Expedient

Convenient but possibly improper (practical, advantageous)

<p>Convenient but possibly improper (practical, advantageous)</p>
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Fabricate

Make up something false (invent, falsify)

<p>Make up something false (invent, falsify)</p>
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Glum

disappointed or unhappy, and quiet (morose, sullen)

<p>disappointed or unhappy, and quiet (morose, sullen)</p>
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Harbinger

Sign of future events (omen, precursor)

<p>Sign of future events (omen, precursor)</p>
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Intrinsic

Inherent and natural (essential, innate)

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Largesse

Generosity (munificence, philanthropy)

<p>Generosity (munificence, philanthropy)</p>
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Libertine

Morally unrestrained person (debauchee, philanderer)

<p>Morally unrestrained person (debauchee, philanderer)</p>
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Malfeasance

Wrongdoing, especially by officials (misconduct, corruption)

<p>Wrongdoing, especially by officials (misconduct, corruption)</p>
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Manifest

Obvious (evident, clear)

<p>Obvious (evident, clear)</p>
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Minute

Extremely small (tiny, minuscule)

<p>Extremely small (tiny, minuscule)</p>
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Modish

Fashionable (stylish, trendy)

<p>Fashionable (stylish, trendy)</p>
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Nascent

Just beginning (emerging, budding)

<p>Just beginning (emerging, budding)</p>
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Perennial

Enduring or recurrent (persistent, perpetual)

<p>Enduring or recurrent (persistent, perpetual)</p>
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Pious

Devoutly religious (reverent, sanctimonious)

<p>Devoutly religious (reverent, sanctimonious)</p>
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Providential

Occurring at a favorable time (fortunate, opportune)

<p>Occurring at a favorable time (fortunate, opportune)</p>
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Prowess

Exceptional skill (expertise, mastery)

<p>Exceptional skill (expertise, mastery)</p>
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Schism

a division into two groups caused by a disagreement about ideas, especially in a religious organization (split, rift)

<p>a division into two groups caused by a disagreement about ideas, especially in a religious organization (split, rift)</p>
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Slander

False, damaging statement (defamation, libel)

<p>False, damaging statement (defamation, libel)</p>
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Stalwart

Loyal and strong for a long time (steadfast, dependable)

<p>Loyal and strong for a long time (steadfast, dependable)</p>
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Supplicate

Beg earnestly (implore, entreat)

<p>Beg earnestly (implore, entreat)</p>
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Terse

Brief and concise (succinct, curt)

<p>Brief and concise (succinct, curt)</p>
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Tirade

Long, angry speech (rant, diatribe)

<p>Long, angry speech (rant, diatribe)</p>
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Universal

Applicable everywhere (global, widespread)

<p>Applicable everywhere (global, widespread)</p>
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Vanquish

Defeat an enemy, specially in war (conquer, overcome)

<p>Defeat an enemy, specially in war (conquer, overcome)</p>
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Woeful

Very bad (something unpleasant) or extremly sad (mournful, miserable)

<p>Very bad (something unpleasant) or extremly sad (mournful, miserable)</p>