GRE KAPLAN WORDS
Terms
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- munificent
- assist
- avaricious
- greedy
- penurious
- greedy
- venal
- greedy
- stoic
- indifferent
- propitiate
- satisfy, lessen
- torpor
- lethargic
- phlegmatic
- lethargic
- abeyance
- withdraw/retreat
- abjure
- withdraw/retreat
- abnegation
- withdraw/retreat
- abrogate
- withdraw/retreat
- decamp
- withdraw/retreat
- recant
- withdraw/retreat
- recidivism
- withdraw/retreat
- renege
- withdraw/retreat
- rescind
- withdraw/retreat
- indubitable
- truth
- probity
- truth
- verity
- truth
- acerbic
- biting
- caustic
- biting
- mordacious
- biting
- rancorous
- biting
- stultify
- weaken
- rarefy
- weaken
- baleful
- harmful
- baneful
- harmful
- inimical
- harmful
- injurious
- harmful
- minatory
- harmful
- pernicious
- harmful
- timorous
- timid
- pusillanimous
- timid
- diffident
- timid
- craven
- timid
- implacable
- stubborn
- intractable
- stubborn
- intransigent
- stubborn
- obdurate
- stubborn
- obstinant
- stubborn
- pertinacoius
- stubborn
- recalcitrant
- stubborn
- untoward
- stubborn
- callow
- beginning/young
- inchoate
- beginning/young
- churlish
- hostile
- irascible
- hostile
- compendious
- terse
- laconic
- terse
- taciturn
- terse
- credulous
- inexperienced
- abet
- assist
- solipsism
- a theory holding that the self can know nothing but its own modifications and that the self is the only existent thing
- abstruse
- difficult to understand
- arcane
- difficult to understand
- enigmatic
- difficult to understand
- esoteric
- difficult to understand
- inscrutable
- difficult to understand
- obscure
- difficult to understand
- opaque
- difficult to understand
- rarefied
- difficult to understand
- turbid
- difficult to understand
- bachanalian
- debauchery
- carousal
- debauchery
- depraved
- debauchery
- iniquity
- debauchery
- libertine
- debauchery
- libidinous
- debauchery
- licentuous
- debauchery
- reprobate
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debauchery
foreordained to damnation b : morally corrupt : DEPRAVED
3 : expressing or involving reprobation
to condemn strongly as unworthy, unacceptable, or evil <reprobating the laxity of the age> - ribald
- debauchery
- salacious
- debauchery
- sordid
- debauchery
- lascivious
- debauchery
- astute
- smart/learned
- canny
- smart/learned
- erudite
- smart/learned
- perspicacious
- smart/learned
- aspersion
- criticize
- calumny
- criticize
- castigate
- criticize
- decry
- criticize
- excoriate
- criticize
- gainsay
- criticize
- impugn
- criticize
- inveigh
- criticize
- lambaste
- criticize
- obloquy
- criticize
- opprobrium
- criticize
- rebuke
- criticize
- remonstrate
- criticize
- reprehend
- criticize
- revile
- criticize
- vituperate
- criticize
- fulminate
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criticize
loudly attack, explode - accolade
- praise
- aggrandize
- praise
- extol
- praise
- eulogize
- praise
- venerate
- praise
- indigent
- poor
- impecunious
- poor
- penury
- poor
- vitiate
- weaken, impair, to debase
- stalwart
- strong unwavering (as in support, assisting)
- insiduous
- harmful, gradually adding up, as in a disease
- obviate
- to anticipate and prevent (as a situation) or make unnecessary (as an action)
- encomium
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praise
glowing and warmly enthusiastic praise; - espouse
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assist
to take up and support as a cause : become attached to - pillory
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criticize
a device formerly used for publicly punishing offenders consisting of a wooden frame with holes in which the head and hands can be locked - refractory
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stubborn
: resisting control or authority : STUBBORN, UNMANAGEABLE
2 a : resistant to treatment or cure <a refractory lesion - esurient
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poor
HUNGRY, GREEDY - fealty
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truth
1 a : the fidelity of a vassal or feudal tenant to his lord b : the obligation of such fidelity
2 : intense fidelity - countenance
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assist
2 a : calm expression b : mental composure
5 : bearing or expression that offers approval or sanction : moral support - dissipated
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debauchery
squandered
1 : to break up and scatter or vanish
2 : to be extravagant or dissolute in the pursuit of pleasure; especially : to drink to excess - turpitude
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debauchery
inherent baseness : DEPRAVITY <moral turpitude>; - renitent
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stubborn
: resisting physical pressure - mainstay
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assist
1 : a ship's stay extending from the maintop forward usually to the foot of the foremast
2 : a chief support - incipient
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beginning/young
beginning to come into being or to become apparent <an incipient solar system> <evidence of incipient racial tension> - inexorable
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stubborn
not to be persuaded or moved by entreaty - truculent
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hostile
1 : feeling or displaying ferocity : CRUEL, SAVAGE
2 : DEADLY, DESTRUCTIVE
3 : scathingly harsh : VITRIOLIC - perfidious
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harmful
1 : feeling or displaying ferocity : CRUEL, SAVAGE
2 : DEADLY, DESTRUCTIVE
3 : scathingly harsh : VITRIOLIC - asperity
- biting