Standard's Gre Cards

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Desultory

Back 1

Erratic

Front 2

Impetuous

Back 2

Impulsive

Front 3

Desultory

Back 3

Erratic

Front 4

Impetuous

Back 4

Impulsive

Front 5

Exigent

Back 5

Urgent

Front 6

Dilatory

Back 6

Intended to Delay

Front 7

Burnish

Back 7

Polish

Front 8

Rostrum

Back 8

Stage for speaking

Front 9

Retinue

Back 9

Entourage, group of attendants

Front 10

Restive

Back 10

Edgy, restless

Front 11

Reprehend

Back 11

To criticize

Front 12

Reprove

Back 12

To criticize

Front 13

Respire

Back 13

To breath

Front 14

Refractory

Back 14

Obstinately resistant

Front 15

Recalcitrant

Back 15

Resistant to control

Front 16

Punctilious

Back 16

Careful to observe rules of ceremony

Front 17

Propitious

Back 17

Favorable, advantageous

Front 18

Provident

Back 18

Frugal, Prudent

Front 19

Providential

Back 19

Lucky, Prudent

Front 20

Prolix

Back 20

Tediously wordy

Front 21

Pneumatic

Back 21

Relating to air

Front 22

Precept

Back 22

Law

Front 23

Perpend

Back 23

To reflect or ponder

Front 24

Penumbra

Back 24

Partial shadow

Front 25

Peculation

Back 25

Theft of money or goods

Front 26

Parity

Back 26

Equality

Front 27

Patent

Back 27

Obvious (adj) or Unconcealed

(as well as being the document)

Front 28

Panopoly

Back 28

Impressive array

Front 29

Orotund

Back 29

Pompous

Front 30

Opprobrious

Back 30

Disgraceful, contemptuous

Front 31

Obstreperous

Back 31

Troublesome, unruly

Front 32

Obsequy

Back 32

Funeral ceremony

Front 33

Opportune

Back 33

Appropriate

Front 34

Obloquy

Back 34

Abusive languange

Ill repute

Front 35

Obdurate

Back 35

Stubborn

Front 36

Obsequious

Back 36

brownnoising

Front 37

Objurgate

Back 37

To scold or criticize

Front 38

Noisome

Back 38

Stinking, putrid

Front 39

Numismatics

Back 39

Coin Collecting

Front 40

Nadir

Back 40

Lowest point

Front 41

Niggling

Back 41

Petty

Front 42

Niggardly

Back 42

Stingy

Front 43

Munificent

Back 43

Generous

Front 44

Mordacious

Back 44

Hurtful, caustic, biting

Front 45

Minatory

Back 45

Threatening

Front 46

Mendicant

Back 46

Beggar

Front 47

Manifold

Back 47

Diverse, variegated

Front 48

Maladroit

Back 48

Clumsy, tactless

Front 49

Limpid

Back 49

Clear and simple style

Front 50

Lissome

Back 50

Easily flexed, limber, agile

Front 51

Lithe

Back 51

Moving with ease, graceful

Front 52

Loquacious

Back 52

Talkative

Front 53

Luxuriance

Back 53

Excessive lavishness, abundance

Front 54

Lassitude

Back 54

Lethargy, sluggishness

Front 55

Laxity

Back 55

Carelessness

Front 56

Legerdemain

Back 56

Trickery, chicanery

Front 57

Languid

Back 57

Slow

Front 58

Abase

Back 58

To humble or disgrace

Front 59

Abjure

Back 59

To reject formally

Front 60

Abnegate

Back 60

To deny or renounce

Front 61

Abscond

Back 61

To depart secretly

Front 62

Abrogate

Back 62

To invalidate or destroy

Front 63

Abstruse

Back 63

Difficult to understand

Front 64

Accede

Back 64

To agree to

Front 65

Acidulous

Back 65

Bitter or sour to taste

Front 66

Adumbrate

Back 66

To sketch or outline in a shadowy way

Front 67

Adventitious

Back 67

Accidental

Front 68

Adverse

Back 68

Unlukcy, unfavorable

Do not confuse with Averse

Front 69

Aerie

Back 69

Nest high in the air

Front 70

Anodyne

Back 70

Something to brings relief to pain

Front 71

Antepenultimate

Back 71

Third from last

Front 72

Aphelion

Back 72

Point in a planet's orbit where it is furthest from the sun.

Front 73

Apothegm

Back 73

A short, instructive saying

Front 74

Arrogate

Back 74

To demand or claim arrogantly

Front 75

Assay

Back 75

To analyze or estimate

Front 76

Asservate

Back 76

To assert

Front 77

Enervate

Back 77

To weaken or make less

Front 78

Benighted

Back 78

Unenlightened

Front 79

Benison

Back 79

Blessing

Front 80

Betoken

Back 80

To give evidence of, to signify

Front 81

Bilious

Back 81

Bad-natured

Front 82

Billet

Back 82

Lodging and board for troop

Front 83

Blandish

Back 83

To coax with flattery

Front 84

Brigand

Back 84

An outlaw or bandit

Front 85

Bromide

Back 85

A dull commonplace idea or personh

Front 86

Callow

Back 86

Lacking sophistication, immature

Front 87

Careen

Back 87

To lean to one side

Front 88

Carom

Back 88

To strike or rebound

Front 89

Cavil

Back 89

To quibble

To raise trivial objections

Front 90

Chagrin

Back 90

Shame, embarrassment

Front 91

Complaisant

Back 91

1) Friendly

2) Willing to accept status quo

Front 92

Circumlocution

Back 92

Roundabout, lenghthy way of speaking

Front 93

Cognomen

Back 93

Name, any name

Front 94

Colloquy

Back 94

Conference, dialogue

Front 95

Commensurate

Back 95

Proportionate

Front 96

Compunctious

Back 96

Feeling guilty, having misgivings or remourse

Front 97

Consanguineous

Back 97

Related by blood

Kin

Of the same origin

Front 98

Consign

Back 98

To commit or entrust

Front 99

Contravene

Back 99

To contradict

Front 100

Coquette

Back 100

A woman who flirts

Front 101

Contumacious

Back 101

Rebellious

Front 102

Cosset

Back 102

To pamper

Front 103

Countermand

Back 103

To annul, cancel or make a contrary order

Front 104

Credulous

Back 104

Gullible, trusting

Front 105

Cygnet

Back 105

Young swan

Front 106

Deride

Back 106

To mock

Front 107

Diffidence

Back 107

Shyness, lack of confidence

Front 108

Distaff

Back 108

The female half of a family

Front 109

Dyspeptic

Back 109

Gloomy and irritable

Suffering from indigestion

Front 110

Effrontery

Back 110

Impudent boldness

Front 111

Effluvia

Back 111

Outpouring of gasses or liquids

Front 112

Effulgent

Back 112

Brilliantly shinning

Front 113

Expatiate

Back 113

To wander, to discuss at length

Front 114

Expurgate

Back 114

To censor

Front 115

Gibe

Back 115

To heckle

(a taunt, a heckle)

noun or verb

Front 116

Hideboud

Back 116

Stiff, ver rigid, inflexible

Front 117

Hector

Back 117

A bully or braggart

Front 118

Impecunious

Back 118

Poor

Front 119

Pedant

Back 119

Someone who shows off learning

Front 120

Propitiate

Back 120

To Appease

Front 121

Attenuate

Back 121

To reduce in force or weaken

Front 122

Circumspect

Back 122

Cautious

Front 123

Abate

Back 123

To reduce in amount, degree, severity


Abatement: reduction of damage

Front 124

Quiescent

Back 124

Motionless

Front 125

Specious

Back 125

Deliberately attractive

Front 126

Perfunctory

Back 126

Done in a routine way, indifferant

Obligatory but no more

Front 127

Phlegmatic

Back 127

Calm, unemotional in temperment

Front 128

Insouciance

Back 128

Nonchalance

Front 129

Panegyric

Back 129

A speach in praise of something

Front 130

Ponderous

Back 130

Slow and clumsy

Front 131

Sere

Back 131

Dry

Front 132

Clement

Back 132

Mild or merciful

Front 133

Lachrymose

Back 133

Tearful

Front 134

Malediction

Back 134

Curse

Front 135

Sedulous

Back 135

Showing dedication, dilligence

Front 136

Convivial

Back 136

Friendly, social, gets along well with others

Front 137

Saturnine

Back 137

slow and gloomy

Front 138

Propitiate

Back 138

To win favor and appease

The opposite of provoke

Front 139

Improvidence

Back 139

Lacking foresight

Front 140

Obviate

Back 140

To forfend

Front 141

Cozen

Back 141

To trick or deceive

Front 142

Cadge or Wheedle

Back 142

Cozen

To obtain something you have no claim to, perhaps deceptively

Front 143

Depredation

Back 143

The act of preying or plundering

Front 144

Ingenuous

Back 144

Credulous

Guillible and naive

Front 145

Deprecration

Back 145

To belittle, put down or mock

Front 146

Ragose

Back 146

Having many wrinkles or ridges

Front 147

Insensible

Back 147

1) Without one's faculties
2) Unaware, indifferent
3) Callous
4) Too small to be perceived

Front 148

Callow

Back 148

Immature

Front 149

Craven

Back 149

Cowardly

Front 150

Ingenuous

Back 150

Hopelessly straightforward
Innocent, Gullible
Credulous

Front 151

hortatory

Back 151

Tending to exhort, to urge or press someone

Front 152

Emulate vs Imititate

Back 152

Emulate means to pattern your behaviour or demeanor after someone

Imititate is just to copy

Front 153

Descry

versus

Decry

Back 153

Descry: To make open or plain by saying, to declare

Decry: To condemn

Front 154

Discomfit

Back 154

To make someone feel uneasy or embarrassed

Front 155

Flaut

versus

Flaunt

Back 155

Flaut: to show obvious disregard

Flaunt: to brazenly or pretentiously show-off