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GRE SEC 11-12

QuestionAnswer
Zealot (n) someone passionately devoted to a cuase
Zephyr (n) a gentle breeze; something airy or unsubstantial
Abate (v) to deuce in amount, degree, or severity
Abeyance (n) temporary suppression or suspension
Abstain (v) to choose not to do something
Abjure (v) to reject; abandon formally
Abyss (n) an extremely deep hole
Accretion (n) a growth in size; an increase in amount
Acidulous (adj) sour in taste or in manner
Acme (n) highest point; summit; the highest level or degree attainable
Ardor (n) intense and passionate feeling
Dither (v) to act confusedly or w/o clear purpose
Deface (v) to mar the appearance of; vandalize
Aberrant (adj) deviating from ewhat is normal or expected
Assuage (v) to make something unpleasant less severe
Diffident (adj) lacking self-confidence
Diatribe (n) an abusive, condemnatory speech
Ameliorate (v) to make better; to improve
Arbitrary (adj) determined by chance or impulse
Ambiguous (adj) doubtful or uncertain; can be interpreted several ways
Abdicate (v) to give up a position, right, or power
Dilettante (n) someone with an amateurish and superficial interest in a topis
Deference (n) respect; courtesy
Arbitrate (v) to judge a dispute between two opposing parties
Repose (n) relaxation; leisure; calmness
Repudiate (v) to reject the validity of; deny; renounce
Requite (v) to return or repay
Restive (adj) impatient, uneasy, or restless
Reticent (adj) silent; reserved; cool; introverted
Rhetoric (n) effective writing or speaking; eloquence
Ribald (adj) humorous in a vulgar way
Rococo (adj) very highly ornamented; intricate; ornate
Rustic (adj) rural; bucolic; pastoral
Replete (adj) abundantly supplied; complete
Repast (n) meal or mealtime; banquet; feast
Rejoinder (n) response; resort; riposte
Redress (n) relief from wrong or injury
Quixotic (adj) overly idealistic; impractical; capricious; impulsive
Quotidian (adj) occurring daily; commonplace
Raconteur (n) witty, skillful, storyteller
Rarefy (v) to make thinner or sparser; attenuate; thin
Syncopation (n) temporary irregularity in musical rhythm
tacit (adj) done w/o words
taciturn (adj) silent; not talkative
pulchritude (n) beauty
pungent (adj) sharp and irritating to the senses
variegated (Adj) varied; marked with the different colors
symbiosis (n) cooperation; mutual helpfulness
pugilism (n) boxing; fighting; sparring
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