GRE GREGMAT Vocabulary List Group 12

Fahim Ahmed
6 min readMar 23, 2024

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  1. acrimonious — bitter and sharp in language or tone
acrimonious

2. belligerent — argumentative, threatening, or aggressive

belligerent

3. beneficent — kind and charitable, producing good results or benefits

beneficent

4. canny — shrewd and cautious

canny

5. cavalier — exhibiting an overly casual attitude; unconcerned

cavalier

6. distressed — experiencing nervousness, irritation, or sadness

distressed

7. dwindling — decreasing steadily in size or quantity

dwindling

8. eclipse — overshadow or surpass

eclipse

9. encyclopedic — thorough; comprehensive in scope

encyclopedic

10. exacerbate — make a situation or condition worse

exacerbate

11. exasperated — severely irritated or angry

exasperated

12. fungible — interchangeable for another item of a similar type

fungible

13. hackneyed — lacking creativity; derivative and overused (trite)

hackneyed

14. incongruous — out of place; lacking harmony

incongruous

15. interchangeable — capable of being used in place of each other; fungible

interchangeable

16. laconic — economical with words; quiet and reserved

laconic

17. lucrative — producing a significant amount of money

lucrative

18. magisterial — 1. possessing great authority; 2. exercising authority in an excessive manner

magisterial

19. onerous — involving a heavy burden; challenging or difficult

onerous

20. opprobrium — severe criticism or public shame

opprobrium

21. parsimonious — extremely frugal or stingy

parsimonious

22. peripheral — of marginal importance; minor

peripheral

23. provocative — causing outrage or irritation, often intentionally

provocative

24. renounce — reject or give up

renounce

25. tempestuous — 1. (of emotions or actions) unrestrained and turbulent; 2. (of weather) extremely stormy

tempestuous

26. tenable — (of an idea or method) justifiable and rational

tenable

27. transgression — a violation of a law, rule, or social norm

transgression

28. urbane — refined, sophisticated, and courteous

urbane

29. verisimilitude — appearance or semblance of truth or reality; believability.

verisimilitude

30. vitiate — impair or corrupt the quality of something

vitiate

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