5000 GRE Vocabulary Words
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n. likeness; similarity in appearance or external or superficial details The resemblance is undeniable, from the massive arch to the carved pillars. |
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resent |
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v. feel bitter; consider as injury or affront; be in angry What people resent is that CEOs are earning many hundreds of times more than the average employee. |
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resentment |
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n. indignation; a deep sense of injury; strong displeasure That Gerry finally has let go of his resentment is an enormous relief to me. |
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reserve |
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n. lack of enthusiasm; skeptical caution; something saved for future use; self-restraint in expression The bank had put $3.9 billion in reserve to cover such costs. |
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reserved |
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a. held in reserve; kept back or set aside; marked by self-restraint and reticence He is very reserved before his lawyer comes; you cannot get a full sentence from his lips. |
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residence |
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n. official house; large house; an act of dwelling in a place Crowds of fans gathered outside the Bachchan residence in suburban Mumbai as news of the engagement spread. |
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residue |
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n. the remainder of something after removal of parts or a part; balance The presence of plastic residue is nothing more than an indication of possible doping. |
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resignation |
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n. act of resigning or giving up, as a claim, possession, or office; surrender He informed that his resignation was effective immediately and never back office once more. |
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resigned |
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a. accepting one's fate; unresisting; patiently submissive; showing hopelessness He was resigned when he saw Bob was too meek to protest Scrooge's bullying. |
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resort |
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n. vacation spot; an act of turning to for assistance 'We lied in the morning, we lied in the evening, and we lied at night,' he made a speech in the resort town. |
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restraint |
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n. moderation or limitation; controlling force; loss of freedom; control of feelings For Fatah senior leaders, this restraint is the path to a Palestinian state. |
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resume |
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v. give a summary; return to a previous location or condition The performers need a sufficient interval to resume their ordinary costume before they re-entered the dining-room. |
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retail |
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a. selling of goods to consumers A lot has been said about the massive influence of the US retail group Wal-Mart. |
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retaliate |
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v. do something harmful or negative to get revenge for some harm; fight back or respond in kind to an injury or affront However, attempting to retaliate is either futile or dangerous ethically. |
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retard |
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v. keep delaying; continue to hinder; prevent from progress; impede; hinder Cold weather will retard the growth of the crops. |
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retarded |
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a. occurring or developing later than desired or expected; delayed Lazy, ignorant, and retarded is no way to go through life, son. |
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retiring |
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a. shy and reserved; modest Given Susan's retiring personality, no one expected her to take up public speaking. |
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retreat |
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n. receding; pull back or move away or backward; withdrawal of troops to a more favorable position Everywhere that freedom takes hold, and terror will retreat. |
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retrieval |
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n. act or process of retrieving; recovery; restoration I think information retrieval is an important skill that every child should have. |
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retrieve |
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v. recover; find and bring in; get back They say the more they talk to these detainees, the more tips and evidence they retrieve from the area. |