GRE Wordlist Vocabulary : Starting Alphabet ‘D’ (Multiple Choice Questions)
Question 1 |
debilitate
adj. abusive; scolding | |
adj. uncorrectable | |
adj. unwilling; reluctant | |
v. weaken; enfeeble |
Question 2 |
debonair
adj. inclined to form factions; causing dissensio | |
adj. friendly; aiming to please | |
v. keep away from | |
n. tool for holding work in place |
Question 3 |
debris
n. rubble | |
adj. thin and wasted | |
n. dining hall | |
adj. universal; wide-ranging liberal |
Question 4 |
debunk
adj. not essential; external | |
v. uncouple; separate | |
adj. oversimplified; lacking individuality | |
Reduce the inflated reputation of (someone) |
Question 5 |
debutante
adj. pale purple | |
adj. not essential; minor | |
v. turn upside down or inside out | |
n. young woman making formal entrance into society |
Question 6 |
decadence
adj. flexible; easily influenced | |
adj. dictated by hatred or spite | |
n. irreverence; wickedness | |
n. decay |
Question 7 |
decant
n. clearness of expression; freedom from ambiguity | |
v. rule over tyrannically | |
v. pour off gently | |
adj. empty; lacking in ideas |
Question 8 |
decapitate
adj. not frank; eluding | |
adj. menacing; deadly | |
adj. compensating; rewarding | |
v. behead |
Question 9 |
decelerate
n. ancestor | |
adj. coming from the side | |
v. to make invalid | |
v. slow down |
Question 10 |
deciduous
v. occupy fully | |
n. swimming | |
adj. falling off | |
adj. having many talents; capable of working in many fields |
Question 11 |
decipher
n. Loud; resounding noise | |
v. decode | |
v. explain; interpret | |
adj. light; heavenly |
Question 12 |
declivity
adj. hairy | |
n. hint; insinuation | |
n. downward slope | |
n. lessening; reduction in size |
Question 13 |
decollete
n. utensil with perforated bottom used for straining | |
adj. having a low-cut neckline | |
adj. lacking substance; insignificant | |
v. glance coquettishly at; make eyes at |
Question 14 |
decomposition
n. irresistible crushing force | |
adj. flexible; pliant | |
n. decay | |
adj. differing in some characteristics; various |
Question 15 |
decorum
adj. widespread; affecting the majority of people | |
n. expressiveness; persuasive speech | |
n. propriety; seemliness | |
adj. unruly |
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