GRE Vocabulary 2025 || QUESTIONS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS!!
Abate correct answers To reduce in amount, degree, or severity.
Abscond correct answers To leave secretly.
Abstain correct answers To choose not to do something.
Abstruseness correct answers The quality of being difficult to understand or obscure.
Abyss correct answers An extremely deep hole.
Acerbically Witty correct answers Being sharp and biting in humor or speech, often in a
harsh or sarcastic way.
Adulterate correct answers To make impure.
Advocate correct answers To speak in favor of.
Aesthetic correct answers Concerning the appreciation of beauty.
Aggrandize correct answers To increase in power, influence, and reputation.
Allegorical correct answers Representing a deeper meaning, often moral, political, or
spiritual.
Alleviate correct answers To make more bearable.
Amalgamate correct answers To combine; to mix together.
Ambiguous correct answers Doubtful or uncertain; can be interpreted several ways.
Ameliorate correct answers To make better or improve.
Anachronism correct answers Something out of place in time.
Anachronistic correct answers Belonging to a time period other than the one being depicted;
out of place in time.
Analogous correct answers Similar or alike in some way; equivalent to.
Anomaly correct answers Deviation from what is normal.
Antagonize correct answers To annoy or provoke to anger.
Antipathy correct answers An intense dislike.
Apathy correct answers Lack of interest or emotion.
, Aplomb correct answers Self-assurance, especially in difficult situations.
Arbitrary correct answers Based on random choice or personal whim, rather than reason or
system.
Arbitrate correct answers To judge a dispute between two opposing parties.
Archaic correct answers Ancient; old-fashioned.
Ardor correct answers Intense and passionate feeling.
Articulate correct answers Able to speak clearly and expressively.
Ascetic correct answers A person who practices severe self-discipline and abstention from
indulgence, often for religious reasons.
Aspiration correct answers A strong desire or ambition to achieve something.
Assuage correct answers To make something unpleasant less severe.
Attenuate correct answers To reduce in force or degree; to weaken.
Audacious correct answers Fearless and daring.
Austere correct answers Severe or stern in appearance; undecorated.
Avid about correct answers Having a keen interest or enthusiasm for something.
Banal correct answers Lacking originality, freshness, or novelty; dull.
Baseness correct answers The quality of being morally low or dishonorable.
Belies correct answers To give a false impression of something; to misrepresent.
Blithely obvious correct answers Carefree and showing a lack of concern, often with
something that is easily noticeable.
Bolster correct answers Support; prop up.
Bombastic correct answers Pompous in speech and manner.
Bungling correct answers Performing something clumsily or incompetently.
Burgeoning correct answers Beginning to grow or develop rapidly.
Cacophony correct answers Harsh, jarring noise.
Calumnious correct answers Containing false accusations meant to damage someone's
reputation.
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS!!
Abate correct answers To reduce in amount, degree, or severity.
Abscond correct answers To leave secretly.
Abstain correct answers To choose not to do something.
Abstruseness correct answers The quality of being difficult to understand or obscure.
Abyss correct answers An extremely deep hole.
Acerbically Witty correct answers Being sharp and biting in humor or speech, often in a
harsh or sarcastic way.
Adulterate correct answers To make impure.
Advocate correct answers To speak in favor of.
Aesthetic correct answers Concerning the appreciation of beauty.
Aggrandize correct answers To increase in power, influence, and reputation.
Allegorical correct answers Representing a deeper meaning, often moral, political, or
spiritual.
Alleviate correct answers To make more bearable.
Amalgamate correct answers To combine; to mix together.
Ambiguous correct answers Doubtful or uncertain; can be interpreted several ways.
Ameliorate correct answers To make better or improve.
Anachronism correct answers Something out of place in time.
Anachronistic correct answers Belonging to a time period other than the one being depicted;
out of place in time.
Analogous correct answers Similar or alike in some way; equivalent to.
Anomaly correct answers Deviation from what is normal.
Antagonize correct answers To annoy or provoke to anger.
Antipathy correct answers An intense dislike.
Apathy correct answers Lack of interest or emotion.
, Aplomb correct answers Self-assurance, especially in difficult situations.
Arbitrary correct answers Based on random choice or personal whim, rather than reason or
system.
Arbitrate correct answers To judge a dispute between two opposing parties.
Archaic correct answers Ancient; old-fashioned.
Ardor correct answers Intense and passionate feeling.
Articulate correct answers Able to speak clearly and expressively.
Ascetic correct answers A person who practices severe self-discipline and abstention from
indulgence, often for religious reasons.
Aspiration correct answers A strong desire or ambition to achieve something.
Assuage correct answers To make something unpleasant less severe.
Attenuate correct answers To reduce in force or degree; to weaken.
Audacious correct answers Fearless and daring.
Austere correct answers Severe or stern in appearance; undecorated.
Avid about correct answers Having a keen interest or enthusiasm for something.
Banal correct answers Lacking originality, freshness, or novelty; dull.
Baseness correct answers The quality of being morally low or dishonorable.
Belies correct answers To give a false impression of something; to misrepresent.
Blithely obvious correct answers Carefree and showing a lack of concern, often with
something that is easily noticeable.
Bolster correct answers Support; prop up.
Bombastic correct answers Pompous in speech and manner.
Bungling correct answers Performing something clumsily or incompetently.
Burgeoning correct answers Beginning to grow or develop rapidly.
Cacophony correct answers Harsh, jarring noise.
Calumnious correct answers Containing false accusations meant to damage someone's
reputation.
