Vocabulary Flashcards with GRE 15 (Graduate Record Examination) Words

To renounce or reject something, typically under oath or with solemnity.

To start or consider something from its very inception or earliest point.

To adapt to and adopt the cultural practices, customs, and values of a different society or group.

Having or showing no moral standards, principals, or sense of right or wrong.

Serving as a warning signal to potential predators, especially by a specific type of coloration or pattern.

To openly and explicitly state or declare something, particularly one's beliefs, opinions, or intentions.

Immature or inexperienced, especially in a way that is noticeable or annoying.

A person who willingly adheres to established customs, norms, or societal expectations.

A state of agreement, harmony, or correspondence between two or more elements or entities.

In harmony or agreement with its surroundings or context.

Innate, inherent, or existing from birth or as a natural characteristic.

To accuse or incriminate someone, typically by providing evidence or making allegations of their involvement in a crime or wrongdoing.

A field of study that deals with the secure communication of information.

The state or condition of lacking or being deprived of something essential, necessary, or desirable.

Completely absent or lacking in something.

A person who cultivates an area of interest without real commitment or knowledge.

Deprived or denied of certain rights, privileges, or opportunities that are typically granted to a specific group or individual.

The concept of fairness, justice, and impartiality in the distribution of resources, opportunities, and outcomes within a society.

Extremely scanty, limited, or meager in quantity, extent, or size.

Overly simplistic or superficial, and requiring little effort or thought to accomplish.

A business arrangement where a company, known as the franchisor, grants an individual or another company, called the franchisee, the right to operate a branch or unit of their established business model.

Pertaining to the study, behavior, and interactions of fluids, particularly water, in response to external forces.

Unique, peculiar, or distinctive to an individual or a particular group.

Unimportant, insignificant, or without consequence.

Small or insignificant in amount, size, or importance.

Impossible to separate or disentangle from another thing or things.

Extremely small, to the point of being almost immeasurable or virtually non-existent in size or quantity.

Unable to understand and manipulate numbers or mathematical concepts.

A state of mental illness or madness characterized by severe disturbances in thoughts, perceptions, emotions, and behavior.

A gap, blank space, or missing part in a text, record, or sequence of events.

Associated with exaggerated masculinity or traditional male stereotypes.

The qualities, characteristics, and societal expectations associated with being an adult male.

Without thought, consciousness, or awareness.

The quality or state of having a humble and unassuming attitude towards one's achievements, abilities, or appearance.

Characterized by a sharp, caustic, and biting quality, often accompanied by a sense of irony or sarcasm.

A recurring theme, symbol, or idea in a work of art or literature.

A form of investigative journalism that aims to expose corruption, scandals, and wrongdoing in society, particularly among powerful individuals or institutions.

The state or condition of not existing or being absent from reality.

A lyrical poem characterized by its elevated and enthusiastic tone.

Pertaining to a strong and unwavering allegiance or support for a specific political party, ideology, cause, or group.

A state of extreme poverty or financial hardship.

A mental image or illusion that is created by the imagination or a product of perception that appears real but has no physical existence.

An individual who intentionally incites or stimulates controversy, unrest, or disruptive behavior for the purpose of eliciting a reaction or provoking a response.

The quality or state of being wise, cautious, and careful in decision-making and action.

To return a person or group of people to their country of origin or citizenship.

To revitalize or restore something or someone, often bringing them back to life or reinvigorating them.

Done in a slow, delayed, or sluggish manner.

Moderate, balanced, or mild in nature.

Having a significant personal or financial interest in something, typically as a result of ownership, entitlement, or accumulated rights.

Completely empty, devoid of content, or lacking any substance or meaning.