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Abash (v)
to emabarass
Abberation (n)
abnormality; departure from the norm; mental irregularity or disorder
Abet (v)
to assist, usually in doing something wrong
Abhor (v)
to detest; hate
Abject (adj)
wretched; lacking pride
Ablution (n)
washing
Abnegation (n)
renunciation; self-sacrifice
Abominate (v)
to loathe; hate
Abortive (adj)
Unsuccessful; fruitless
Abrogate (v)
to abolish
Abcission (n)
removal by cutting off
Abstruse (adj)
obscure; profound; difficult to understand
Accede (v)
to agree
Acclivity (n)
sharp upslope of a hill
Accord (n)
agreement
Accost (v)
to apprach and speak first to a person
Accoutre (v)
to equip
Acerbic (adj)
bitter or sour in nature; sharp and cutting
Acerbity (n)
bittterness in speech and termper
Acetic (adj)
vinegary
acquiesce (v)
to agree passively; assent
Acrid (adj)
sharp; bitterly pungent
Acrimonious (adj)
bitter in words or manner
Actuarial (adj)
calculating; pertaining to insurance statistics
Actuate (v)
to motivate
Acumen (n)
mental keeness
Addle (v)
to muddle; drive crazy; become rotten
Adjuration (n)
solemn urging
Adjutant (n)
staff officer assissting the commander; assisstant
Admonish (v)
to warn; reprove
Adroit (adj)
skillful
Advert (v)
to refer (to)
Aegis (n)
shield; defense
Affable (adj)
easily approachable; warmly friendly
Affidavit (n)
written statement made under oath
Affront (n)
insult; offense; intentional act of disrespect
Agape (adj)
openmouthed
Agglomeration (n)
collection; heap
Agog (adj)
highly excited
Allay (v)
calm, pacify
Alimentary (adj)
supplying nourishment
Allege (v)
state without proof
Alluvial (adj)
pertaining to soil deposits left by running water
Aloof (adj)
apart; reserved
Aloft (adv)
upward
Ambivalence (n)
the state of having contradictory or conflicting emotional attitudes
Amenable (adj)
readily managed or willing to be led
Amok/Amuck (adv)
in a state of rage
Anathema (n)
solemn curse
Animadversion (n)
critical remark
Animus (n)
hostile feeling or intent
Anneal (v)
reduce brittleness and improve toughness by heating and cooling
Annul (v)
to make void
anoint (v)
consecrate
Antedilluvian (adj)
antiquated; extremely ancient
Anthology (n)
book of literary selection by various authors
Aphorism (n)
pithy maxim or saying
Apiary (n)
where bees are kept
Aplomb (n)
poise; assurance
Apogee (n)
highest point
Apothecary (n)
druggist; hustla
Author
resagens
ID
78154
Card Set
Barron\'s 3500 words.txt
Description
3500 most difficult GRE words
Updated
2011-04-07T21:37:49Z
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