GRE 14 (Graduate Record Examination) Vocabulary - Online Spelling Bee

1. She accepted the challenge with alacrity.
2. His alacrity in helping others is admirable.
3. The team responded with alacrity to the emergency.

1. Being ambidextrous, she excelled in both tennis and table tennis.
2. He amazed everyone with his ambidextrous juggling skills.
3. The ambidextrous musician played the guitar and piano with equal skill.

1. The government declared an amnesty for political prisoners.
2. The amnesty program allowed undocumented immigrants to apply for citizenship.
3. The rebels were granted amnesty for their crimes against the state.

1. The ancillary services provided additional support to the main operations of the company.
2. The book included ancillary materials such as study guides and practice quizzes.
3. The hotel offered ancillary amenities like a spa, gym, and complimentary breakfast.

1. She is the antithesis of her introverted sister.
2. In politics, he's the antithesis of compromise.
3. The bustling city is the antithesis of rural life.

1. She was an assiduous student who always got top grades.
2. He was an assiduous worker who always gave 100% to every task.
3. He played with an assiduous style that won him many admirers.

1. The company plans to augment its workforce with new hires.
2. The surgeon performed an operation to augment the patient's hearing.
3. The artist augmented her work with digital media.

1. They had a clandestine meeting in a remote location, away from prying eyes.
2. A clandestine operation, shrouded in secrecy, was underway to apprehend the notorious criminal.
3. The clandestine affair between the two married individuals was fraught with risk, as it threatened to destroy their families.

1. Alzheimer's disease is a cognitive disorder that affects memory and thinking.
2. Cognitive processes are essential for learning and problem-solving.
3. The development of cognitive skills is important for early childhood education.

1. He tried to construe her cryptic message but couldn't decipher it.
2. You can construe her silence as agreement.
3. It's easy to construe his actions as a sign of goodwill.

1. She gave him a coy smile, leaving him wondering about her intentions.
2. He played coy, refusing to reveal the surprise he had planned.
3. The actress's coy responses during the interview added to her enigmatic image.

1. Scientific research requires rigorous evidence to gain credence in the academic community.
2. The detective gave credence to the witness's testimony, as it corroborated other evidence.
3. Conspiracy theories lack credible sources and often fail to gain credence.

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