GRE Wordlist Vocabulary : Starting Alphabet ‘D’ (Multiple Choice Questions)
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Question 1 |
denigrate
adj. not developed; elementary | |
v. blacken | |
adj. concerning trade | |
v. cower; lose heart |
Question 2 |
denizen
n. inhabitant of | |
n. container for feeding farm animals; lowest point (of a wave or business cycle) | |
n. departure | |
adj. mysterious; set down in an ancient alphabet |
Question 3 |
denotation
n. large group | |
n. branching into two parts | |
n. meaning; distinguishing by name | |
n. clowning |
Question 4 |
denouement
n. outcome; final development of the plot of a play or other literary work | |
n. hanging down from something | |
n. act of finding oneself in society | |
n. beauty; comeliness |
Question 5 |
denounce
v. condemn; criticize | |
adj. manly | |
adj. differing; deviating | |
v. dress or groom oneself with care |
Question 6 |
depict
n. cliff; dangerous position | |
v. root up | |
adj. endless | |
v. portray |
Question 7 |
deplete
v. reduce; exhaust | |
n. breeder or dealer of animals | |
v. smear (as with paint) | |
adj. disloyal |
Question 8 |
deplore
v. regret | |
adj. disheartened; sad | |
n. breaking up; downfall | |
v. snub; beat back |
Question 9 |
deploy
adj. favorable; kindly | |
v. move troops so that the battle line is extended at the expense of depth | |
n. courteous regard for another's wish | |
v. quarrel; obtain through arguing |
Question 10 |
depose
n. legal claim on a property | |
v. foil | |
adj. lacking | |
v. dethrone; remove form office |
Question 11 |
deposition
n. testimony under oath | |
adj. reserved or aloof; cold in manner | |
adj. seemingly reasonable but incorrect | |
adj. prankish; gay |
Question 12 |
depravity
adj. dark; dusky | |
adj. false; counterfeit | |
n. laziness | |
n. corruption; wickedness |
Question 13 |
deprecate
adj. humorous; jocular | |
v. issue forth | |
v. express disapproval of; protest against | |
n. change of form |
Question 14 |
depreciate
v. plunder; despoil | |
adj. foul; rotten | |
n. descendants; future generations | |
v. lessen in value |
Question 15 |
depredation
adj. wandering | |
n. A stock of plays dances or pieces that a company or a performer knows or is prepared to perform | |
n. plundering | |
n. flood; rush |
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