Advanced Gre Level SynonymsSet 5

1Imperial most nearly means .....
2Insatiable
3What does 'repudiate' mean?
4Exasperate
5The sinking of the Titanic was a(n) .....
6Choose the word that is the closest in meaning to PERSPICACIOUS:
7To bring under control by conquest
8Which vocab. word is a synonym for aristocrat?
9Synonym for: egregious
10Caper
11Shock or excite, typically into taking action
12"To set free" is the definition of which word?
13The authorities, fearing a ..... of their power, called for amilitary state in the hopes of restoring order.
14What is a synonym of burgeon?
15OBLIITERATE most nearly means:
16To commandeer
17Which of the following is a synonym for "banal"?
18An official repudiation
19To make better or more tolerable
20Abrogate most nearly means
21That which cannot be overcome or defeated
22What does 'DISPENSATION' refer to?
23What is synonymous with "indexical" ?
24A bellicose person is someone who is-
25Exhort
26Which word means "a public speaker, especially one who manipulates emotions"?
27What is the synonym of "upbraid"?
28Involving an amount of effort and difficulty that is oppressively burdensome
29Spate means:
30What would the BEST synonym for pugnacious be?
31Synonym for " Ostentatious"
32Select the word that is a synonym for ARDUOUS.
33A synonym for 'ameliorate' is:
34A magnanimous action is:
35What does it mean to 'abolish' a practice?
36V, to denounce harshly
37Developing adult-like behaviors early because of hardship.
38Powerful, capable
39What means the same as hydrate?
40What does transmute mean?
41Intended to teach
42Which of the following could be used to replace aggrandized?
43What is the synonym of prodigal?
44Which word describes something that is "Heinous"?
45What word means to compare and contrast objects by placing them side-by-side?
46To ratify something means to
47A firmly held opinion, often a religious belief
48Which of the following words is a synonym for "sophisticated"?
49Opulent most nearly means
50Incapable of being penetrated; not affected or disturbed by.
51What is the SYNONYM OF "malignant"?
52A change-often unpleasant-in life or circumstances.
53Another term for equilibrium is .....
54N. a principle, theory, or position, usu.
55To debunk
56PHENOMENAL
57An erratic, unpredictable, or extravagant manifestation, action, or notion
58(v.) to free from bondage or domination; to release
59Shining brightly; radiant.
60She is going to a correctional facility for a few months.
61A rising again to life, use, acceptance, or prominence; a revival