GRE GREGMAT Vocabulary List Group 27

Fahim Ahmed
6 min readApr 5, 2024

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  1. antagonize — act in opposition to or provoke hostility from
antagonize

2. barren — incapable of producing offspring or fruit; unproductive

barren

3. bombastic — high-sounding but with little meaning; overfilled

bombastic

4. cajole — persuade through flattery or gentle urging

cajole

5. chary — being wary or cautiously reluctant

chary

6. curmudgeon — an ill-tempered person full of stubborn opinions; specially old people with stubborn belief

curmudgeon

7. dirge — a mournful song, especially for a funeral or mourning

dirge

8. estimable — deserving of respect or admiration

estimable

9. euphemism — a mild or polite term used to substitute a harsh or offensive one

euphemism

10. excoriate — criticize strongly; condemn

excoriate

11. exigent — requiring immediate action or aid; urgent

exigent

12. haughty — exhibiting arrogant and condescending pride

haughty

13. heady — intoxicating or stupefying

heady

14. imperturbable — not easily annoyed, upset, or excited; calm

imperturbable

15. implacable — not able to be appeased

implacable

16. lambaste — scold, reprimand, or criticize harshly

lambaste

17. miscreant — one who has behaved badly, or illegally

miscreant

18. peccadillo — a small flaw or sin

peccadillo

19. philistine — a person who is ignorant or uneducated

philistine

20. relegate — consign to a place or position of insignificance, lower rank, or inferiority; assign to a lower position

relegate

21. repugnant — offensive or repulsive; arousing disgust or aversion

repugnant

22. sentimental — characterized by feelings or nostalgia

sentimental

23. squander — spend profusely or recklessly; waste

squander

24. swindle — obtain money by fraudulent or deceitful methods

swindle

25. tangible — capable of being touched; real or actual

tangible

26. turpitude — wickedness or moral corruption

turpitude

27. unalloyed — pure; without any adulterations

unalloyed

28. undercut — undermine; weaken

undercut

29. wheedle — attempt to persuade by flattery

wheedle

30. xenophobic — showing a fear or hatred of strangers or foreigners

xenophobic

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