333 GRE HIGH-FREQUENCY WORDS TEST
QUIZ EXAM WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
2026 NEW
Abate - CORRECT ANSWER -subside or moderate
Aberrant - CORRECT ANSWER -abnormal or deviant
Abeyance - CORRECT ANSWER -suspended action
Abscond - CORRECT ANSWER -depart secretly and hide
,Abstemious - CORRECT ANSWER -sparing in eating and drinking; temperate
Admonish - CORRECT ANSWER -warn; reprove
Adulterate - CORRECT ANSWER -make impure by adding inferior or tainted substances
Aesthetic - CORRECT ANSWER -artistic; dealing with or capable of appreciating the beautiful
Aggregate - CORRECT ANSWER -gather; accumulate
Alacrity - CORRECT ANSWER -cheerful promptness; eagerness
Alleviate - CORRECT ANSWER -relieve
Amalgamate - CORRECT ANSWER -combine; unite in one body
Ambiguous - CORRECT ANSWER -unclear or doubtful in meaning
Ambivalence - CORRECT ANSWER -the state of having contradictory or conflicting emotional attitudes
Ameliorate - CORRECT ANSWER -improve
Anachronism - CORRECT ANSWER -something or someone misplaced in time
Analogous - CORRECT ANSWER -comparable
Anarchy - CORRECT ANSWER -absence of governing body
Anomalous - CORRECT ANSWER -abnormal; irregular
, Antipathy - CORRECT ANSWER -aversion; dislike
Apathy - CORRECT ANSWER -lack or caring; indifference
Appease - CORRECT ANSWER -pacify or sooth; relieve
Apprise - CORRECT ANSWER -inform
Approbation - CORRECT ANSWER -approval
Appropriate - CORRECT ANSWER -acquire; take possession of for one's own use
Arduous - CORRECT ANSWER -hard; strenuous
Artless - CORRECT ANSWER -without guile; open and honest
Ascetic - CORRECT ANSWER -practicing self-denial; austere
Assiduous - CORRECT ANSWER -diligent
Assuage - CORRECT ANSWER -ease or lessen (pain); satisfy (hunger); soothe (anger)
Attenuate - CORRECT ANSWER -make thinner; weaken or lessen (in density, force, degree)
Audacious - CORRECT ANSWER -daring; bold
Austere - CORRECT ANSWER -forbiddingly stern; severely simple and unornamented
QUIZ EXAM WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
2026 NEW
Abate - CORRECT ANSWER -subside or moderate
Aberrant - CORRECT ANSWER -abnormal or deviant
Abeyance - CORRECT ANSWER -suspended action
Abscond - CORRECT ANSWER -depart secretly and hide
,Abstemious - CORRECT ANSWER -sparing in eating and drinking; temperate
Admonish - CORRECT ANSWER -warn; reprove
Adulterate - CORRECT ANSWER -make impure by adding inferior or tainted substances
Aesthetic - CORRECT ANSWER -artistic; dealing with or capable of appreciating the beautiful
Aggregate - CORRECT ANSWER -gather; accumulate
Alacrity - CORRECT ANSWER -cheerful promptness; eagerness
Alleviate - CORRECT ANSWER -relieve
Amalgamate - CORRECT ANSWER -combine; unite in one body
Ambiguous - CORRECT ANSWER -unclear or doubtful in meaning
Ambivalence - CORRECT ANSWER -the state of having contradictory or conflicting emotional attitudes
Ameliorate - CORRECT ANSWER -improve
Anachronism - CORRECT ANSWER -something or someone misplaced in time
Analogous - CORRECT ANSWER -comparable
Anarchy - CORRECT ANSWER -absence of governing body
Anomalous - CORRECT ANSWER -abnormal; irregular
, Antipathy - CORRECT ANSWER -aversion; dislike
Apathy - CORRECT ANSWER -lack or caring; indifference
Appease - CORRECT ANSWER -pacify or sooth; relieve
Apprise - CORRECT ANSWER -inform
Approbation - CORRECT ANSWER -approval
Appropriate - CORRECT ANSWER -acquire; take possession of for one's own use
Arduous - CORRECT ANSWER -hard; strenuous
Artless - CORRECT ANSWER -without guile; open and honest
Ascetic - CORRECT ANSWER -practicing self-denial; austere
Assiduous - CORRECT ANSWER -diligent
Assuage - CORRECT ANSWER -ease or lessen (pain); satisfy (hunger); soothe (anger)
Attenuate - CORRECT ANSWER -make thinner; weaken or lessen (in density, force, degree)
Audacious - CORRECT ANSWER -daring; bold
Austere - CORRECT ANSWER -forbiddingly stern; severely simple and unornamented
