500+ Practice GRE Vocabulary Words.Final Test Paper
2026\2027.
abase
(v.) to humiliate, cause to feel shame; (v.) to hurt the pride
of
abash
(v.) to embarrass; to cause to be embarrassed
abate
(v.) to make less active or intense; (v.) to become less in
intensity
abdicate
(v.) to give up power
aberration
(n.) an aberrant state or condition; (n.) a disorder in a
person's mental state; an optical phenomenon which
results from the failure of a mirror or lens to produce a
good image
abet
(v.) to assist or encourage, , often in the case of
wrongdoing; (v.) to support, uphold, or maintain; (v.) to
contribute to the commission of an offense
,500+ Practice GRE Vocabulary Words.Final Test Paper
2026\2027.
abeyance
(n.) a temporary suspension or cessation; (n.) a temporary
suppression
abhor
(v.) to find repugnant, or to shrink back with dislike or
horror
abjure
(v.) to reject something; (v.) to retract an oath; (v.) to recant
aboriginal
(n.) an original inhabitant of any land; (n.) an animal or
plant native to the region
abortive
(adj.) failing to accomplish an original intent or goal; (adj.)
imperfectly formed or developed; (n.) something that is
born prematurely; (adj.) made from the skin of a still-born
animal
abscond
(v.) to run away, often taking someone or something
along; (v.) to hide, withdraw or be concealed
absolve
(v.) to release from moral wrongdoing; (v.) to grant
remission of a sin
abstain
,500+ Practice GRE Vocabulary Words.Final Test Paper
2026\2027.
(v.) to refrain from engaging in a certain act; (v.) to
voluntarily refrain from, especially when having to do with
an act involving the appetite or senses
abstemious
(adj.) sparing in consumption of, especially in relation to
food and drink; (adj.) marked by moderation in indulgence
abyss
(n.) a gulf or pit that is either bottomless or which
possesses an unfathomable and inconceivable depth; (n.)
infinite time
abysmal
(adj.) boundless and vast; (adj.) unfathomable
accede
(v.) to give into or yield to someone else's wishes or
desires; (v.) to be in accordance with; to agree
acclivity
(n.) an upward grade or slope, on the earth
accolade
(n.) to praise; (n.) a symbol that signifies distinction or
approval; (n.) a ceremony that was formerly used to
bestow knighthood
accoutre
(v.) to provide with military equipment
, 500+ Practice GRE Vocabulary Words.Final Test Paper
2026\2027.
accretion
(n.) an increase brought about by natural growth; (n.) an
increase in a beneficiary's awarded portion of an estate
acetic
(adj.) containing or relating to acetic acid; vinegary smell
or taste, particularly in relation to wine
acidulous
(adj.) tasting sour like
acme
(n.) the highest degree or level attainable, the highest
point of something; mature age; (n.) the crisis or height of
a disease
acquiescence
(n.) acceptance without resistance or protest; assent or
submission; (n.) in criminal law: submission to an injury by
the injured party
acquiescent
(adj.) willing to carry out someone else's orders or wishes
without any protest or dissent; (adj.) submissive
actuate
(v.) to trigger a reaction or to move and incite to action;
(v.) to carry out or perform
adapt
2026\2027.
abase
(v.) to humiliate, cause to feel shame; (v.) to hurt the pride
of
abash
(v.) to embarrass; to cause to be embarrassed
abate
(v.) to make less active or intense; (v.) to become less in
intensity
abdicate
(v.) to give up power
aberration
(n.) an aberrant state or condition; (n.) a disorder in a
person's mental state; an optical phenomenon which
results from the failure of a mirror or lens to produce a
good image
abet
(v.) to assist or encourage, , often in the case of
wrongdoing; (v.) to support, uphold, or maintain; (v.) to
contribute to the commission of an offense
,500+ Practice GRE Vocabulary Words.Final Test Paper
2026\2027.
abeyance
(n.) a temporary suspension or cessation; (n.) a temporary
suppression
abhor
(v.) to find repugnant, or to shrink back with dislike or
horror
abjure
(v.) to reject something; (v.) to retract an oath; (v.) to recant
aboriginal
(n.) an original inhabitant of any land; (n.) an animal or
plant native to the region
abortive
(adj.) failing to accomplish an original intent or goal; (adj.)
imperfectly formed or developed; (n.) something that is
born prematurely; (adj.) made from the skin of a still-born
animal
abscond
(v.) to run away, often taking someone or something
along; (v.) to hide, withdraw or be concealed
absolve
(v.) to release from moral wrongdoing; (v.) to grant
remission of a sin
abstain
,500+ Practice GRE Vocabulary Words.Final Test Paper
2026\2027.
(v.) to refrain from engaging in a certain act; (v.) to
voluntarily refrain from, especially when having to do with
an act involving the appetite or senses
abstemious
(adj.) sparing in consumption of, especially in relation to
food and drink; (adj.) marked by moderation in indulgence
abyss
(n.) a gulf or pit that is either bottomless or which
possesses an unfathomable and inconceivable depth; (n.)
infinite time
abysmal
(adj.) boundless and vast; (adj.) unfathomable
accede
(v.) to give into or yield to someone else's wishes or
desires; (v.) to be in accordance with; to agree
acclivity
(n.) an upward grade or slope, on the earth
accolade
(n.) to praise; (n.) a symbol that signifies distinction or
approval; (n.) a ceremony that was formerly used to
bestow knighthood
accoutre
(v.) to provide with military equipment
, 500+ Practice GRE Vocabulary Words.Final Test Paper
2026\2027.
accretion
(n.) an increase brought about by natural growth; (n.) an
increase in a beneficiary's awarded portion of an estate
acetic
(adj.) containing or relating to acetic acid; vinegary smell
or taste, particularly in relation to wine
acidulous
(adj.) tasting sour like
acme
(n.) the highest degree or level attainable, the highest
point of something; mature age; (n.) the crisis or height of
a disease
acquiescence
(n.) acceptance without resistance or protest; assent or
submission; (n.) in criminal law: submission to an injury by
the injured party
acquiescent
(adj.) willing to carry out someone else's orders or wishes
without any protest or dissent; (adj.) submissive
actuate
(v.) to trigger a reaction or to move and incite to action;
(v.) to carry out or perform
adapt
