GRE Vocabulary Power (6-56)

Vocabulary Cards: 38

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  • 1.
    • object believed to have spiritual powers
    • object of excessive attention or reverence
  • 2.
    • twisting force
    • force producing rotation
  • 3.
    • concerning trade or merchants
  • 4.
    • commotion(noisy and excited activity)
    • unrest (of a political kind)
    • undergo fermentation
    • cause (a state of trouble)
    • agitation
  • 5.
    • that cannot be impeached
    • beyond doubt or question
    • blameless and exemplary
  • 6.
    • warm
    • pertaining to heat
    • producing heat
    • N: rising current of warm air
  • 7.
    • platitude
    • chemical compound used to calm excitement
  • 8.
    • reading desk or stand for a public speaker
  • 9.
    • blessed
    • consecrated
  • 10.
    • deprived of (someone beloved through death)
  • 11.
    • fear of heights
  • 12.
    • scarcity
  • 13.
    • representation of words in the form of pictures or symbols
    • puzzle in which pictures or letters stand for words
  • 14.
    • make unnecessary
    • get rid of
  • 15.
    • understand
    • include
  • 16.
    • infallibility
  • 17.
    • move furtively and secretly
  • 18.
    • hit quickly with the flat part of the hand
  • 19.
    • waster
    • profligate
  • 20.
    • stick together
  • 21.
    • hide
    • give protection (by giving food and shelter)
    • provide a refuge for
    • keep in mind (thoughts or feelings)
    • N: place of shelter
    • refuge
  • 22.
    • systematic
  • 23.
    • pertaining to the brain or intellect
    • intellectual rather than emotional
  • 24.
    • storehouse
  • 25.
    • introductory
    • of a preface
  • 26.
    • having an odor
  • 27.
    • royal
    • of a monarch
  • 28.
    • steadily loyal
    • unswerving
    • steady
  • 29.
    • tranquillity
    • calmness
  • 30.
    • gather
    • assemble (troops)
  • 31.
    • ridicule
    • N: written attack ridiculing or satirizing a person, group, or institution
  • 32.
    • formal essay
    • treatise
  • 33.
    • profound
    • abstruse
    • not easily understood
    • secret
  • 34.
    • go down on one's knee(s)
  • 35.
    • spoilsport
    • grouch
    • one who intentionally spoils the pleasure of others
  • 36.
    • deliberate
    • thoughtful
    • calculated
    • carefully contrived
    • unspontaneous
  • 37.
    • charge
    • ascribe
    • attribute
  • 38.
    • shorten
    • reduce