GRE Vocabulary — Group 15

To confine or imprison someone within walls.

Flawless, in accordance with the highest standards, without any fault.

Not able to be affected or penetrated by something.

Just begun and not yet fully formed or developed.

Expressing ideas in a sharp, direct, and highly accurate way.

To formally charge someone with a crime.

To discard something no longer wanted or needed, often to lighten a load.

Overflowing with triumphant joy after a success.

To start a fire, or figuratively to stir up a feeling or interest that grows stronger over time.

To criticize someone harshly and publicly.

A state of physical or mental weariness and lack of energy.

Skillful deception or trickery, especially sleight of hand.

Extremely angry, or having a bluish-grey, bruised color.

Lacking energy or enthusiasm, indifferent to activity.

A scheming or crafty plot, usually devised in secret.

A general feeling of discomfort, illness, or unease whose exact cause is hard to identify.

Having or showing a wish to cause harm to others.

Small in amount and insufficient for what is actually needed.

Showing great attention to detail; very careful.

Ordinary and unremarkable, belonging to the routine of everyday life.

Focused only on immediate concerns while ignoring the bigger picture; literally, nearsighted.

A long-standing rival or an agent of someone's downfall, especially one seemingly impossible to overcome.

Harmful or poisonous, especially describing a substance or fume that damages health.

To deliberately make something unclear or difficult to understand.

To deliberately exclude someone from a group or community.