GRE Vocabulary — Group 9

So distasteful or offensive that it provokes strong dislike or disgust.

To officially cancel or take back a law, decision, or agreement.

Unable to stay calm or still, especially out of impatience or resistance to being controlled.

Basic, undeveloped, or existing only in an early, simple form.

To think about something slowly and carefully over a long period of time.

Deserving of strong criticism or blame because it is morally wrong.

To go back on a promise, deal, or commitment one had previously agreed to.

Excessively greedy and aggressive in grabbing for money, resources, or power.

Dealing with a subject so obscure or specialized that only a select few can understand it.

Stubbornly resistant to control, discipline, or treatment.

To argue or protest strongly against something, often while trying to persuade someone to change course.

Necessary or required for a particular purpose.

Completely filled or generously supplied with something.

Showing good judgment and keen insight, especially about practical matters.

Standing out as the most noticeable or important feature of something.

Acting as though one is morally superior to others in a way that feels fake or hypocritical.

Cheerfully confident and optimistic that things will turn out well.

Mocking or scornful in a dry, biting way, often through sarcasm.

Extremely careful and thorough about doing what is right, down to the smallest detail.

Happening by a lucky chance in a way that turns out to be pleasant or valuable.

Not genuine or authentic, and often meant to deceive by appearing legitimate.

To waste money, time, or an opportunity carelessly.

Loyal, dependable, and firm in one's support, especially under pressure.

Enduring hardship or pain without complaining or showing much emotion.

Strict and rigorously enforced, leaving little room for exception.