1000 frequent GRE words

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GRE Frequent - Set 6
(30 words)| Word | POS | Definition | 
|---|---|---|
| admonish | verb | To warn or reprimand someone firmly | 
| aesthetic | adj. | Concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty | 
| affectation | noun | Behavior, speech, or writing that is artificial and designed to impress. | 
| alleviate | verb | To make a problem or pain less severe | 
| analogous | adj. | Similar in a way that makes clear the nature of the relationship | 
| bolster | verb | To support or strengthen | 
| chauvinistic | adj. | Excessively or blindly patriotic | 
| connoisseur | noun | An expert judge in matters of taste | 
| dissemble | verb | To hide true feelings or intentions | 
| dogged | adj. | Having or showing tenacity and grim persistence. | 
| dupe | verb | To deceive or trick someone | 
| empirical | adj. | Based on observation or experience rather than theory or pure logic. | 
| engender | verb | To cause or give rise to a feeling, situation, or condition | 
| entitled | adj. | Believing oneself to be inherently deserving of privileges or special treatment | 
| pertinacious | adj. | Holding firmly to an opinion or course of action | 
| presumptuous | adj. | Failing to observe the limits of what is permitted or appropriate | 
| probity | noun | Adherence to the highest principles and ideals | 
| proliferate | verb | To increase rapidly in numbers or spread quickly | 
| specious | adj. | Superficially plausible but actually wrong | 
| spurious | adj. | Not genuine or authentic | 
| subjective | adj. | Based on personal feelings or opinions | 
| subvert | verb | To undermine the power or authority of an established system or institution. | 
| timorous | adj. | Showing or suffering from nervousness or a lack of confidence | 
| tortuous | adj. | Full of twists and turns | 
| tractable | adj. | Easily managed or controlled | 
| transient | adj. | Lasting only for a short time | 
| ubiquitous | adj. | Present or existing everywhere | 
| underscore | verb | To emphasize or highlight something | 
| venal | adj. | Open to corruption or bribery | 
| venerate | verb | To regard with great respect or reverence | 
