GRE-C.txt

• a small group of secret plotters ; a secret of political clique or faction
• s.conspiracy ; intrique ; scheme

• hiding place
• s.bury ; conceal ; screen ; stash (a secret store of something)

s.discord ; harshness ; noise

• rhythmic rise and fall ; beat ; regular beat of sound rythm
• s.beat ; measure ; meter ; swing

• a false or malicious statement designed to injure the reputation of someone or something
• s.defamation ; lie

good-fellowship ; a mutual trust and friendship among people who spend a lot of time together.

• a mean of concealment or a disguise that creates the effect of being part of the natural surrounding
• s.cloak ; dissimulate ; dress up

• s.fairness ; honesty ; veracity (a conformity to fact)
• candid ; frankness or sincerity of expression

• s.ample ; roomy ; wide
• spacious

• s.punish ; correct ; discipline
• to chastise ; criticize severely

• an agent of change
• s.goad (a thing that stimulates someone into action) ; incentive ; spur ; stimulant

• private meeting of a group of people in a political party to select officers or determine policy
• s.assembly ; encounter ; gathering

• capable of dissolving by chemical action ; highly critical
• s.mordacious (denoting or using biting sarcasm) ; salty ; sarcastic

• procession of riders or horse-drawn carriages ; parade
• s.array ; drill ; train

• great disorder or confusion
• s.confusion ; clutter (a collection of things lying about in an untidy mass) ; muddle (an untidy or disorganized state or collection)

• pretender to knowledge
• s.quack

• cautious ; unwilling to take risks ; sparing or restrained about giving
• s.calculating ; considerable ; discreet ; guarded ; wary

• prejudiced belief in the superiority of one's own group
• s.bigot ( a person is bigoted) bigoted = obstinately convinced of the superiority or correctness of one's own opinions and prejudiced against those who hold different opinion) ; jingoist (extreme patriotism) , sexist (prejudiced, discriminated, on the basis of sex)

• deception by trickery
• s.dishonesty , fraud , trickery

• hot-tempered ; bad-tempered ; easily angered
• s.irascible ; cranky(ill-tempered) ; ratty (bad-tempered, irritable) ; testy

• chuckle with delight
• s.laugh ; giggle ; snicker(give a smothered (covering nose and mouth) or half-suppressed laugh) ;titter = giggle

• s.cloddish (foolish, clumsy) ; clownish (unsophisticated) ; lowbred (vulgar breeding) ; uncultured
• boorish ; rude

• fortress
• s.fort ; stronghold

• skept or done in secret
• s.covert ; stealthy ; surreptitious ; undercover

• s.clearness ; lucidity ; plainness
• the quality or condition of being clear

• combine ; fuse
• s.join ; associate ; connect ; link ; unit

• treat gently ; indulge excessively ; pamper(indulge with every attention comfort or kindness) ; mollycoddle (treat very indulgently or protectively)
• s.cater ; cotton ; humor ; indulge ; spoil

• forcefully convincing , clear ; logical ; coherent
• s.valid ; convincing ; satisfactory ; solid ; sound

• to stick or hold together
• s.adhere ; cling

• having clarity or intelligibility ; united as or forming a whole ; reasonable ; cogent
• s.articulate ; comprehensible ; logical ; organized ; sound

• conspiring in a fraudulent scheme to cheat or deceive others
• secret or illegal cooperation or conspiracy esp. in order to cheat or deceive others.
• s.complicity ; connivance (willingness to be involved in wrongdoings)

• attractive ; agreeable ; pleasing appearance
• s.beautiful ; attractive ; handsome ; lovely

• well-deserved punishment or misfortunate ; rebuke (expression of sharp disapproval)
• s.due (of the proper quality or extent) ; lumps ; merit

• equal in extent ;of the same size ; corresponding in size or degree
• s.proportional ; equal ; symmetrical

• willingly compliant or accepting of the status quo ; agreeable
• s.easy ; good-natured ; mild

• large in scope ; including much
• s.encyclopedic ; inclusive

• strong uneasiness caused by guilt
• s.penitence(feeling sorrow and regret for having done wrong) ; contriteness ; remorse ; repentance

• private secret meeting
• s.assembly ; conference ; gathering

• harmony ; accord
• s.agreement = concordance ; tune
• a.discord

• s.arrogant ; disdainful ; lofty ; superior
• to descend to the level of one consider inferior

• to overlook ; forgive without protest or censure
• s.excuse ; forgive ; pardon

s.holocaust(destruction on a mass scale) ; inferno( a large fire that is dangerously out of control)

• correspondence of parts ; harmonious relationship
• s.accordance ; coherence ; harmony ; similarity

• s.accord ; consent ; harmony ; unity
• an opinion or position reached by a group as a whole or by a majority will

• s.accord ; concord ; tune
• harmony ; agreement

• great shock ; dismay (cause someone to feel consternation and distress)
• s.fear ; alarm ; horror ; panic

manifesting (display/show or be evidence) or feeling contempt= feeling that a person or thing is beneath consideration, worthless (scorn;disdain;disrespect) ; scornful

• s.social ; companionable
• pleasantly merry ; festive ; joyous ; gay ; characterized by joviality ; jovial

• intricate ; complex ; intricately folded, twisted or coiled
• s.winding (moving in a twisting or spiral course) ; meandering (winding) ; serpentine (like snake) ; sinuous (having many curves and turns)

• s.abundant ; ample ; bountiful
• plentiful

• s.enclose
• extended line of men or fortifications to prevent access or egress ; a line or circle of police, soldiers, or guards preventing access to or from an area or building

• s.fleshy ; heavy ; obese ; stout (fat or of heavy build)
• very fat

to strengthen or support ; confirm or give support to a statement

• s.action ; feat(an achievement that requires great courage,skill or strength); overthrow (remove forcibly from power) ; upset
• brilliantly executed stratagem
• 1 (also coup d'état) a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government : he was overthrown in an army coup.
• 2 a notable or successful stroke or move : it was a major coup to get such a prestigious contract.

• cowardly ; a coward
• s.chicken ; coward ; pusillanimous (showing a lack of courage; timid)

• s.unsuspecting ; unsuspicious ; unwary (not cautious, not aware of possible dangers)
• disposed to believe to readily ; gullible

• cresendo
• s.apex ; crest (the top of something) ; rise ; summit ; surge
• a gradual increase in the volume of sound

• essential or main point
• s.substance ; core ; gist ; meat ; thrust = gist

• having an ambiguous or hidden meaning
• s.dark ; enigmatic (mysterious) ; mystifying

• pick out from others (to kill the weakest members); reject ; select ; collect
• s.glean(extract information from various sources) ; extract ; gather

• churlish ; miserly individual ; bad-tempered old person
• s.faultfinder ; grumbler ( a person who complains or protests about something in a bad-tempered but typically muted way) ; moaner (a person expressing physical or mental suffering or equal pleasure)

shorten ; reduce