GRE Wordlist Vocabulary : Starting Alphabet ‘D’ (Multiple Choice Questions)
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Question 1 |
decoy
n. learned Hindu; any learned person | |
n. complicated situation; perplexity | |
n. bugbear; object of baseless terror | |
n. lure or bait |
Question 2 |
decrepitude
adj. untimely; poorly chosen | |
n. state of collapse caused by illness or old age | |
adj. sound in judgment; wise | |
adj. rustic; pastoral |
Question 3 |
decry
adj. huge; enormous | |
v. express strong disapproval of; disparage | |
n. change; introduction of something new | |
v. justify; authorize |
Question 4 |
deducible
adj. derived by reasoning | |
n. slight knowledge | |
adj. fantastic; comically hideous | |
v. respect; value |
Question 5 |
deface
adj. fiendish | |
n. crowd | |
v. put down; quiet | |
v. mar; disfigure |
Question 6 |
defamation
n. harming a person's reputation | |
n. entire range | |
adj. logically convincing; sound | |
n. destruction by fire |
Question 7 |
default
adj. huge | |
n. business person; contractor | |
n. failure to do | |
n. gold and silver in the form of bars |
Question 8 |
defeatist
v. correct inconsistencies; become friendly after a quarrel | |
n. terms used in a science or art | |
v. make oneself tidy in appearance; feel self-satisfaction | |
adj. resigned to defeat; accepting defeat as a natural outcome |
Question 9 |
defection
n. desertion | |
adj. fragrant; odorous | |
n. individual who sacrifices principles for expediency by taking advantage of circumstances | |
n. meaning; distinguishing by name |
Question 10 |
deference
n. courteous regard for another's wish | |
n. last stop of railroad | |
adj. decisive; ending all debate | |
adj. faultless |
Question 11 |
defile
v. pollute; profane | |
v. rob of joy; lay waste to | |
n. club; heavy-headed weapon | |
adj. enigmatic; mysterious |
Question 12 |
definitive
adj. most reliable or complete | |
v. change or harden into bone | |
v. repudiate; withdraw previous statement | |
v. conquer; bring under control |
Question 13 |
deflect
adj. violent; hasty | |
adj. ardent; hot | |
adj. unrepressed | |
v. turn aside |
Question 14 |
defoliate
adj. lacking in seriousness; self-indulgently carefree | |
v. flay; abrade | |
n. lessening; reduction in size | |
v. destroy leaves |
Question 15 |
defray
v. to undertake the payment of (costs or expenses); pay | |
adj. unspontaneous; deliberate | |
adj. warlike | |
adj. at the point of death |
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