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[Verbal Èı⠰ԽÃÆÇ] GRE VERBAL 6¿ù ÈÄ±â ¹× ¿¹»ó7(G/H)
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2/7*GADFLY
gadfly : irksome ::
annoying : gadfly :: rude : churl<?xml:namespace prefix = o />
iconoclast:challenge::gadfly:annoy
1/3*GAFFE <> tact, decorum
gaffe:proper::infraction¹ÝÄ¢:permissible[A B]
gaffe : social :: malapropism : verbal
gaffe : tactless :: exploit : heroic
5/7*GAINSAY <> affirm, aver, avow, confirm, assent to, speak in support of, concur, conform, validate,
concede, ratify
1/3*galaxy : stars :: archipelago : island
3/7*GALL <> pacify, appease, assuage, calm, placate, mollify, soothe, lull
3/7*GALLING <> placating, pacifying, appeasing, conciliatory, mollifying
1/3*GALLANT <> craven, ungenerous, pusillanimous, boorish
4/7*GARRULOUS <> laconic, taciturn, reticent
garrulous:brevity/restraint::adroit:awkwardness
garrulous:talkative::cloying:sweet::fussy:careful :: garish:bright
garrulous/loquacious : words/talk :: prodigal/profligate : money
***GARRULITY <> taciturnity
1/4*GAUDY <> subdued, austere
gaudy : cloth
gaudy:apparel::grandiloquent:speak/language
3/7*GAUNT <> hale, corpulent, obese, portly
1/4*GERMANE <> irrelevant, inappropriate
cogent:validity::germane:pertinence
1/3*GIBE : derision:: apologize : regret :: condolence : sympathy/compassion
1/4*GIBBERISH <> intelligible/ straightforward talk, reasonable utterance
glibberish : intelligible :: (1)( )
2/7*GIDDY <> serious, grave, staid, sober
giddy : seriousness ::( )
*giddiness <> graveness
3/7*GENIAL <> caustic, bellicose, mordant, truculent, dyspeptic), dour
genial/congenial:bonhomie :: diplomatic:tact
1/4*GENTEEL <> unrefined, loutish, vulgar, boorish, loutish(¹ö¸©¾ø´Âstupid), churlish
genteel : vulgarity :: intrepid : fear : unscrupulous : qualm (AÀÎ »ç¶÷Àº B°¡ ¾ø´Ù)
1/2*GLACIAL
glacial:slow/cold::labyrinthine:complicate(1)
3/7*glasses:see :: cane:walk
glasses : vision :: crutch : mobility
1/3*GLEE: jubilant delight; joy <> grief, lamentation, mourning, sadness
1/3*GLUTTON
avarice : money :: gluttony: food
glutton : appetite :: zealot : passion
glutton : overindulgence :: ascetic : self denial :: busybody : intrusiveness
1/4*gluttonous <> abstemious
gluttonous:restraint::pristine:taint/blemish(w/o)
4/7*GRATUITOUS <> earned, paid, based, well-founded, justified, warranted, justifiable, merited, deserved
gratuitous : justification :: random : pattern/ predictability :: redundant : necessity
1/2*GREGARIOUS; sociable <> reculsive, prefer solitude, reserved, unsociable, antagonistic, aloof, remote
gregarious:reserve :: dilatory:promptness
poseur : sincerity :: recluse : gregariousness
1/2*grave <> insignificant, trivial, flippant, droll, giddy
1/4*GRAVITY <> giddiness, zaniness
frivolous : gravity :: brash : discretion
1/4*GRAVITAS(SC)~solemn ÁøÁö/¾ö¼÷ÇÔ
2/7*GREEN <> expert
experience : green :: pelf : impecunious
inexperience:green :: pertinacity:refractory
3/7*GRIMACE
contortion:body :: grimace:face :: chagrin:mind
grimace:pain :: sneer:derision
1/2*GROUNDLESS <> substantial, well-founded, persuasive, justifiable, logical, justified
groundless : substantiate ::
1/3*gust:wind :: cloudburst:rainfall :: flare: light :: yank:pull(suddenly B=A)
3/7*grove:trees :: archipelago:islands
2/7*GRUELING <> easy, facile, pleasing, effortless
3/7*GUILE <> artless
guile : artless :: blemish : flawless :: bias : impartial
guile : naïf/naive :: tardy : prompt :: sensibility : boor :: purpose:aimless(A<>B)
2/7*GULLIBLE <> skeptical, suspicious, untrusting
gullible : chicanery :: servile : domination
compliant : servile :: trusting : gullible(A<B)
**gullibility : credulity ::
gullibility : discern(ment) :: ambivalence : commit(ment) :: misconduct :rectitude
2/7*GULLY
cannon/valley/mountain:gully::mountain:hillock
gully : erosion :: callus : friction
4/7*HACKNEYED <> fresh, singular, unhackneyed, original, new, noteworthy, innovative, offbeat
windy : concise :: hackneyed : original (A<>B)
equivocation : misleading :: bromide/cliche : hackneyed :: aphorism : succinct
2/7*HAIRBREADTH, hairsbreadth; extremely close <> long/great distance, ample margin, widely margin
1/2*HALE <> infirm, wan, blighted, decrepit, frail, gaunt, effete, anemic, morbid
4/7*HALLOW <> desecrate
2/7*HAMPER <> help, allow, unfetter, liberate, facilitate; to make easy
damage : ruin :: hamper : thwart (A B)
laundry : hamper :: mail : mailbox
1/4*HAMSTRUNG
hamstrung:effectiveness :: enervated:vitality
2/7*HANGDOG <> buoyant, flamboyant, elated, merry, sprightly, cheerful
1/3*HANKERING <> lack of desire, aversion, hate, odium
2/7*HAPHAZARD <> systematic, orderly, planned in advance, methodicalÁ¶Á÷ÀûÀÎ,²Ä²ÄÇÑ
haphazard : order :: ? : ? (negative)
haphazard : planning :: gauche : finesse
4/7*HAPLESS <> fortunate, lucky, fortuitous, happy, felicitous, cheerful, willing
1/4*happy <> infelicitousºÒÇàÇÑ,¼Åõ¸¥
3/7*HARANGUE <> speak temperately, mollify, dispassionate speech
harangue : mollify :: (A B)
SC) The harangue with which the politician peppers her speeches are so memorable that many people think of her as being far more censorious than she in fact is.
1/3*HARRY <> comfort, mollify, untrouble, appease, leave undisturbed, assuage, relieve, soothe, pacify
harry : pacific :: engage : odious/tedious
harried <> untroubled
1/4*HECKLE <> assuage, mollify, pacify
3/7*HARDY <> infirm(1), feeble, tender, whimsical, frail, circumspect
hardness <> frailty
2/7*HARMONIOUS <> cacophonous, acrimonious; bitter and sharp in language or tone; rancorous
harmonious/melodious : hear :: savory : taste
3/7*HASTEN <> slow the progress of, lag, check, retard
3/7*HASTY <> footdragging, characterized by deliberation, well considered, deliberate, pedantic(2)
2/7*HAUNT <> avoid, shun
haunt : familiar :: morass/harass : irritating
persecute : injure :: haunt : remember
1/4**HAVEN <> unsafe/dangerous place
haven : danger :: nirvana : suffering
2/7*HAVOC <> tranquility, serenity
3/7*HEADLONG;(SC;timorous) <> deliberate
headlong:deliberation :: spontaneous:planning :: indigent:wealth :: callous:compassion :: barefaced:shame
1/4*hedonic/hedonistic <> ascetic
2/7*HEDONISM(sc;indulgent)<> asceticism
1/4*hedonist <> ascetic
hedonist : pleasure :: recluse : privacy :: narcissist : self
1/3*HEINOUS <> admirable, commendable, laudable, venial
heinous : laudable :: prosaic : extraordinary
4/7*HERESY <> orthodoxy(1), dogma
apostasy:faith :: recantation:heresy(A lose B)
heresy:orthodox :: aberrance:typical
3/7*HERETIC <> conformist, purist(one who practices or urges strict correctness, in the use of words)
heretic(al) : orthodox :: aberrant : typical(1)
generous:liberality::heretical:unconformity
heretic : nonconformity :: apologist : defense :: martinet : discipline
heretic : nonconformity :: generous : liberality
heretic : dissent :: connoisseur : excel
doctrine : heretical :: course : errant
1/4*HEYDAY <> lowest point, nadir
4/7*HIDEBOUND <> flexible, liberal
contumacious:authority::reactionary/hidebound/ conservative:change/innovation/novelty
hidebound : conservative :: maniac : interested/excited (exciting;X)
hidebound : innovation :: parsimonious : expenditure
hidebound : flexibility :: carefree : responsibility
2/7*HIRSUTE <> hairless(1)
2/7*HISTRIONIC : actor :: pedantic : scholar
1/3*HOARD <> lavish , distribute, squander, dwindle, scatter, disperse
hoard : money ::
miser:hoard :: shirker:malinger :: dandy:preen :: sycophant:fawn :: pundit:opine
2/7*HOARSE <> mellifluous, honeyed, mellifluent, smooth, dulcet
1/4*hoary:old::hilarious:funny::saturated:wet
1/2*HOBBLE; limp, cripple<>move fluidly/quickly
hobble:halting :: slink:furtive
(SC) Hobbled by the changes in its mandate passed by the legislature, the committee voted to disband rather than to continue operating under such straitened(±ÃÇÌ/°ï¶õÇÑ) conditions.
2/7*HOIST <> lower
bolster:support :: tackle:hoist :: lock:secure
hoist : boat ::
1/3*HUBRIS <> humility, self-effacement, subservience, self-doubt, humbleness, self-abasement
parsimony:frugality::hubris:pride/selfconfidence ::hesitation:reluctance::flattery:praise(A>B)
2/7*HULL Çæ; husk <> kernel
(1) hull : corn :: rind : orange
1/2*HUSBANDRY <> prodigality, waste, mismanagement, squandering, spent
husbandry:dissipate::alacrity:procrastinate
2/7*HUSK <> core, vital element/part, kernel
seed/corn : husk :: peanut/egg : shell :: orange : rind :: banana : peel
husk:kernel :: orange:rind
2/7*HYPERBOLE <> understatement
hyperbole:exaggerated :: caricature:distorted
exaggerating : hyperbole :: malicious : ill-will
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