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GRE Vocabulary Preparation

English is a language of the western branch of the German language group in the Indo-European), were imported to England by the language invasion of many people in the 6th century. Transmitted throughout the English colonialism in the boom period. | Copyright Oleg Smirnov 2002 GRE Vocabulary Preparation v. 3.1. 1365 words http darkwing.uoregon.edu osmirnov gre WORD DEFINITION abate to lessen to subside abdication giving up control authority aberration straying away from what is normal abeyance suspended action abhor to hate to detest abide be faithful to endure abjure promise or swear to give up ablution washing abnegation self-denial abrogate repeal or annul by authority abscond to go away suddenly to avoid arrest abstemious restraint especially of food and alcohol abstruse difficult to comprehend obscure abut border on abysmal bottomless extreme acarpous effete no longer fertile worn out acclaimed welcomed with shouts and approval accolade praise approval accretion the growing of separate things into one adamant kind of stone inflexible addle to become rotten to become confused adduce to offer as example reason or proof adjudicate to settle judicially adjunct something added assistant adjure to beg admonitory containing warning adorn add beauty decorate adulteration making unpure poorer in quality adumbrate to suggest or hint overshadow adventitious coming from another source and not innate affable polite and friendly affinity close connection relationship aggravate make worse irritate agile active quick-moving agnostic non-committal agog eager excited ail trouble be ill alacrity eager and cheerful readiness alcove recess partially enclosed place allegiance duty support loyalty alleviate make pain easier to bear alloy to debase by mixing with something inferior aloof reserved indifferent altercate to dispute angrily or noisily amalgamate mix combine unite societies ambidextrous able to use the left hand or the right equally well ambiguous doubtful uncertain ambivalent having both of two contrary meanings amble leisurely walk ameliorate improve make better amorphous shapeless amortize end a debt by setting aside money anathema something loathed curse anguish severe suffering animosity strong dislike .