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GRE High-Frequency Words— MintDeck

405 high-frequency GRE vocabulary cards drawn from official ETS prep materials. Each card shows the word on the front and the definition plus an example sentence on the back. Organized into three difficulty tiers (easy, medium, hard) so you can focus where you need the most practice.

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Easy Tier

Common GRE words — foundational vocabulary

135 cards

Medium Tier

Intermediate GRE words — building mastery

135 cards

Hard Tier

Advanced GRE words — high-difficulty vocabulary

135 cards

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GRE vocabulary word

e.g. Aberration

Back

Definition + example sentence

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#1Front

Aberration

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#1Back

A deviation from what is normal or expected Example: The warm weather in January was an aberration.

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Abscond

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To leave hurriedly and secretly, typically to escape Example: The thief absconded with the jewels.

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Acumen

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The ability to make good judgments; keen insight Example: Her business acumen made her a successful CEO.

#4Front

Admonish

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To warn or reprimand firmly Example: The teacher admonished the students for being late.

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Aesthetic

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Concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty Example: The building's aesthetic design was praised.

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Alacrity

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Brisk and cheerful readiness Example: She accepted the challenge with alacrity.

#7Front

Ambiguous

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Open to more than one interpretation Example: His ambiguous statement confused everyone.

#8Front

Ameliorate

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To make something bad or unsatisfactory better Example: The new policies ameliorated the housing crisis.

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Anachronism

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A thing belonging to a period other than the one in which it exists Example: The knight's armor was an anachronism in the modern city.

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Analogous

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Comparable in certain respects Example: The heart is analogous to a pump.

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Anomaly

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Something that deviates from what is standard or normal Example: The statistical anomaly was investigated.

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Antipathy

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A deep-seated feeling of dislike Example: She felt antipathy toward the rude customer.

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Apathy

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Lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern Example: Voter apathy led to low turnout.

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Arbitrary

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Based on random choice rather than reason Example: The decision seemed completely arbitrary.

#15Front

Arduous

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Involving great effort; difficult and tiring Example: The arduous hike exhausted everyone.

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Articulate

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Having or showing the ability to speak fluently Example: She was an articulate speaker.

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Ascetic

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Characterized by severe self-discipline Example: The monk lived an ascetic life.

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Audacious

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Showing willingness to take bold risks Example: The audacious plan surprised everyone.

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Augment

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To make something greater by adding to it Example: She augmented her income by freelancing.

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Austere

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Severe or strict in manner or appearance Example: The room was austere and empty.

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· Graduate school applicants preparing for the GRE
· Students who want to build a strong academic vocabulary
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