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1 Advanced vocabulary development Word list 13 Group 1 Ages 18+ GRE Alleviated made less severe [alleviation (n); alleviate (v)]... Apostrophe Centurion 1. punctuation mark; 2. appeal to someone not present (a figure of speech)... roman soldier (commander of a company of 100 soldiers)... Emollient softening (a); something which softens (n)... Fusillade long burst of gunfire... Inerrancy infallibility; inability to make mistakes [inerrant (a)]... Mince 1. chop into small pieces; 2. walk with tiny steps, 3. speak in an affected manner... Palpate medical term meaning to examine with the hands... Platitude unoriginal, obvious saying... Quibble 1. (v) to argue about minor matters; to play on words when finding fault; 2. (n) a minor verbal point in an argument... Group 2 Apprehension slight fear; sense of something unfavorable... Conniving cunning; scheming [connive (v)]... Derision mockery [deride (v)]... Epigram short, witty saying... Lassitude lack of energy; weariness... Pedantic Phenomenology Precipitate over-insistent on matters of book-learning [pedant (n)]... branch of science concerned with things as they are perceived; not directly derived from theory hurried (a); 2. insoluble product of a reaction in chemistry (n), 3. to instigate or speed up an action (v)... Renege go back on promise or retract statement... Apprehension slight fear; sense of something unfavorable... Page 1 of 5
2 Group 3 Armada fleet of ships... Dawdler slow person who falls behind others [dawdle (v)]... Dross something worthless; impurities left after refining... Expiate atone; make amends for... Hack 1. chop roughly; 2. person who writes to earn money, 3. hired horse... Prone 1. vulnerable to; 2. horizontal... Propensity tendency; inclination... Scabbard cover for a sword... Skiff small boat... Umbrage 1. shadow; 2. offence; sense of injury... Group 4 Dilettantism dabbling esp. in the arts [dilettante (n) = person who dabbles]... Enervate weaken... Malevolent having evil intentions [malevolence (n)]... Neophyte new convert; tyro... Panegyric speech praising someone; laudatory words... Presage forewarn of; indicate... Serration jagged edge... Slight 1. minor (a); 2. perceived insult (v) and (n)... Tare 1. weed; 2. allowance made for container when weighing... Unprepossessing unattractive... Page 2 of 5
3 Group 5 Aberration deviation from the normal... Cant insincere talk... Disinter dig up [opposite inter = bury]... Façade 1. front elevation of building, 2. false appearance or demeanor... Impeding hindering [impede (v); impediment (n)]... Lacuna gap; missing part [plural = lacunae]... Monolithic united in purpose; forming a single unit... Pied multicolored... Roster list of names... Seemly appropriate (of behavior); decorous... Group 6 Analogue Coda 1. something similar; 2. output proportional to input (engineering)... piece of music at the end of a musical work; finale; final part of document... Commingle mix... Equivocal ambiguous; open to interpretation [equivocate (v), equivocation (n)]... Fallible capable of making mistakes [fallibility (n)]... Hallow respect; worship... Indigence poverty... Papyrus Pique Sap material used for writing on before paper was invented annoyance (n); 2. to stimulate interest; to annoy (v) liquid inside plants (n); 2. to drain; to undermine (v); 3. a fool (n)... Page 3 of 5
4 Group 7 Arbitrator mediator; person appointed to judge a dispute [arbitrate (v)]... Descry to see (esp. at a distance); catch sight of... Facetious not intended to be taken seriously... Indecorous unseemly; inappropriate (of behavior)... Proliferate grow and spread [proliferation (n)]... Scotch (v) to prevent; stop; disable... Strut 1. supporting rod (n); 2. to walk in an arrogant manner; show off (v)... Toy (v) to play with... Usury lending money at high interest rates... Wag (n) a witty person... Group 8 Atavism reappearance of ancestral traits; regression [atavistic (a)]... Filibuster delaying tactics... Gambit opening move; transaction... Mitigation making less severe [mitigate (v)]... Obligate compulsory... Predilection leaning; interest; talent... Propitiate appease; try to gain favor [propitiation (n)]... Stanch to stop... Travesty parody; ridiculous error... Waft drift smoothly (v); whiff; smell (n)... Page 4 of 5
5 Group 9 Forage search for food... Lumber 1. walk in an ungainly way; 2. timber (wood)... Muse 1. think; meditate (v); 2. a source of inspiration (n) [in mythology, a goddess who gives inspiration]... Prescience foreknowledge... Prune 1. to trim; 2. a dried plum... Ready (used of wit) quick... Resolve firmness (n)... Squalid dirty and demeaning... Sullied made dirty or impure [opposite unsullied; sully (v)]... Veneration worship; respect [venerable (a), venerate (v)]... Group 10 Demur object; hesitate to accept... Duplicity cunning; deception; double dealing... Exigency urgent matter; pressing need... Expostulate offer strong objections; remonstrate... Gossamer delicate; filmy; like gauze... Inefficacious ineffective... Pine 1. type of evergreen tree; 2. grieve... Prudish narrow-minded; excessively concerned with morals [prudery (n), prude (n)]... Quixotic impractically idealistic... Stipple cover with dots of paint etc.... Page 5 of 5
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