GRE GREGMAT Vocabulary List Group 14

Fahim Ahmed
6 min readMar 26, 2024

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  1. acquiesce — agree or consent quietly without objection
acquiesce

2. adroit — deft, dexterous, or skillful

adroit

3. amend — make changes to a document, law, or statement, usually to improve it

amend

4. animus — strong dislike or enmity; hostile attitude

animus

5. apologist — a person who defends or supports something that is being criticized

apologist

6. astringent — sharp or harsh in demeanor or style

astringent

7. collaborate — 1. work together on a project; 2. cooperate deviously with an enemy

collaborate

8. competent — having sufficient skill, knowledge, ability, or qualifications

competent

9. correlate — show a mutual relationship or connection between two or more things

correlate

10. deride — ridicule or mock

deride

11. dictate — give orders or commands

dictate

12. discreet — respectful of privacy or secrecy; inconspicuous

discreet

13. divorced — separate from something that was previously connected

divorced

14. elitist — 1. a person who believes in the rule of an elite or privileged group; 2. believing oneself or a group to be superior to others

elitist

15. exacting — requiring a lot of care, effort, or attention

exacting

16. flummoxed — completely unable to understand; bewildered

flummoxed

17. fruitful — producing good or abundant results

fruitful

18. inborn — present from birth; innate

inborn

19. polymath — a person with extraordinarily broad and comprehensive knowledge

polymath

20. reticent — keeping one’s thoughts and opinions to oneself; reserved or restrained

reticent

21. stringent — strict or severe; tight

stringent

22. subservient — 1. obedient to an authority or other people; 2. less important; inferior to

subservient

23. surreptitious — done secretly or stealthily

surreptitious

24. tantalizing — arousing desire or interest without fulfillment

tantalizing

25. tantamount — equivalent in effect or value

tantamount

26. torpor — a state of apathy or lethargy

torpor

27. trenchant — keen and biting; vigorously articulate

28. umbrage — a feeling of anger or annoyance caused by something offensive

umbrage

29. versatile — having varied uses or many functions; capable of doing many things

versatile

30. wayward — obstinate, contrary and unpredictable

wayward

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