KAPLAN Top 12
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Anomaly
Assuage
Enigma
Equivocal
Erudite
Fervid
Lucid
Opaque
Placate
Precipitate
Prodigal
Zeal

KAPLAN the next top 20
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Abstain
Adulterate
Apathy
Audacious
Capricious
Corroborate
Desiccate
Engender
Ephemeral
Gullible
Homogenous
Laconic
Laudable
Loquacious
Mitigate
Pedant
Pragmatic
Propriety
Vacillate
Volatile

KAPLAN the next top 20 after these
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Advocate
Antipathy
Bolster
Cacophony
Deride
Dissonance
Enervate
Eulogy
Garrulous
Ingenuous
Lethargic
Malleable
Misanthrope
Obdurate
Ostentation
Paradox
Philanthropic
Prevaricate
Venerate
Waver

KAPLAN 180 top words in context (all together)
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Abate
Abscond
Abstain
Abyss
Adulterate
Advocate
Aesthetic
Aggrandize
Alleviate
Amalgamate
Ambiguous
Ameliorate
Anachronism
Analogous
Anomaly
Antagonize
Antipathy
Apathy
Arbitrate
Archaic
Ardor
Articulate
Assuage
Attenuate
Audacious
Austere
Banal
Bolster
Bombastic
Cacophony
Candid
Capricious
Castigate
Catalyst
Caustic
Chaos
Chauvinist
Chicanery
Cogent
Condone
Convoluted
Corroborate
Credulous
Crescendo
Decorum
Deference
Deride
Desiccate
Desultory
Diatribe
Diffident
Dilate
Dilatory
Dilettante
Dirge
Disabuse
Discern
Disparate
Dissemble
Dissonance
Dogma
Dogmatic
Dupe
Eclectic
Efficacy
Elegy
Eloquent
Emulate
Enervate
Engender
Enigma
Enumerate
Ephemeral
Equivocate
Erratic
Erudite
Esoteric
Estimable
Eulogy
Euphemism
Exacerbate
Exculpate
Exigent
Exonerate
Explicit
Fanatical
Fawn
Fervid
Florid
Foment
Frugality
Garrulous
Gregarious
Guile
Gullible
Homogenous
Iconoclast
Imperturbable
Impervious
Impetuous
Implacable
Inchoate
Ingenuous
Inimical
Innocuous
Insipid
Intransigent
Inundate
Irascible
Laconic
Lament
Laud
Lavish
Lethargic
Loquacious
Lucid
Luminous
Malinger
Malleable
Metaphor
Meticulous
Misanthrope
Mitigate
Mollify
Monotony
Naive
Obdurate
Obsequious
Obstinate
Obviate
Occlude
Onerous
Opaque
Opprobrium
Ostentation
Paradox
Paragon
Pedant
Perfidious
Perfunctory
Permeate
Philanthropy
Placate
Plastic
Plethora
Pragmatic
Precipitate
Prevaricate
Pristine
Prodigal
Proliferate
Propitiate
Propriety
Prudence
Pungent
Quiescent
Rarefy
Repudiate
Reticent
Rhetoric
Satiate
Soporific
Specious
Stigma
Stolid
Sublime
Tacit
Taciturn
Tirade
Torpor
Transitory
Vacillate
Venerate
Veracity
Verbose
Vex
Volatile
Waver
Whimsical
Zeal

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here are the Princeton Review words...
(including explanation

GRE VOCAB GROUP 1
abscond
verb to depart clandestinely; to steal off and hide
arduous
adjective strenuous; taxing; requiring significant effort
belie
verb to give a false impression of; to misrepresent
bombast
noun self-important or pompous writing or speech
cacophony
noun harsh, jarring, discordant sound; dissonance
castigation
noun severe criticism or punishment
censure
verb to criticize severely; to officially rebuke
chicanery
noun trickery or subterfuge
cower
verb shrink in fear; cringe
craven
adjective contemptibly fainthearted, lacking any courage
denigrate
verb to blacken; to belittle; to sully; to defame; to disparage
derision
noun scorn; ridicule; contemptuous treatment
diatribe
noun a harsh denunciation
discomfit
verb to defeat; to put down
disingenuous
adjective insincere; lacking in honesty or frankness
dissemble
verb to disguise or conceal; to mislead
exacerbate
verb to make worse or more severe; to increase in violence
furtive
adjective marked by stealth; covert; surreptitious
garrulous
adjective pointlessly talkative; talking too much
harangue
verb to deliver a pompous speech or tirade
inopportune
adjective ill-timed; unsuitable; inappropriate
irascible
adjective easily angered; prone to temperamental outbursts
malevolent
adjective having or showing often vicious ill-will, spite, or hatred
misanthrope
noun one who hates all other humans
morose
adjective sad; sullen; melancholy
obdurate
adjective unyielding; hardhearted; intractable
obsequious
adjective exhibiting a fawning attentiveness
onerous
adjective troubling; burdensome
opprobrium
noun disgrace; contempt; scorn
pedantic
adjective the parading of learning; excessive attention to minutiae and formal rules
perjury
noun the purposeful giving of false or misleading testimony while under oath
recalcitrant
adjective obstinately defiant of authority; difficult to manage
secrete
verb to ensconce, conceal, or stow
specious
adjective seeming true, but actually being fallacious; misleadingly attractive
spurious
adjective lacking authenticity or validity; false; counterfeit
vexation noun annoyance or irritation

GRE VOCAB GROUP 2
amalgamate
verb to combine several elements into a whole
assuage
verb to ease or lessen; to appease or pacify
bolster
verb to provide support or reinforcement
burgeon
verb to grow rapidly or flourish
buttress
noun a support or prop, often an external prop used to bolster a wall
capricious
adjective inclined to change one’s mind impulsively; erratic; unpredictable
catalyst
noun a person or thing that causes change
caustic
adjective burning or stinging; causing corrosion
desiccate
verb to dry out or dehydrate; to make dry or dull
divest
verb to remove or strip, esp. clothing
enervate
verb to weaken; to reduce in vitality
engender
verb to cause or give rise to
ephemeral
adjective brief; fleeting
eradicate
verb to remove completely; to annihilate; to pull out by the roots
inchoate
adjective in an initial stage; not fully formed
intransigent
adjective refusing to compromise
inundate
verb to flood or overwhelm
obviate
verb to anticipate and make unnecessary
phlegmatic
adjective having an unemotional or stolidly calm disposition
placate
verb to appease; to calm by making concessions
precipitate
verb acting with excessive haste or impulse
proliferate
verb to grow or increase swiftly and abundantly
propagate
verb to cause to spread, multiply, or reproduce
rarefy
verb to make or become thin, less dense; to refine
rectify
verb to make right or fix; correct
retard
verb to slow, delay, or hamper
surfeit
noun an excessive amount of something
viscous
adjective thick; sticky

GRE VOCAB GROUP 3
aberrant
adjective deviating from the norm
anachronistic
adjective belonging to another time; removed from natural chronological context
anomalous
adjective abnormal; deviating from the common or general type
archaic
adjective outdated; associated with an earlier, perhaps more primitive time
ascetic
noun one who practices rigid self-denial, esp. as an act of religious devotion
banal
adjective lacking originality; commonplace
commensurate
adjective matching; corresponding or proportionate in degree, size, or amount
derivative
adjective unoriginal; obtained from another source
deviance
noun state or quality of differing from the accepted norm; abnormality
discrete
adjective distinct; individual
diffuse
adjective dispersed or scattered; not centralized
discordant
adjective conflicting; dissonant or harsh in sound
disinterested
adjective uninvolved; free from self-interest
distention
noun the state or act of extending or being swollen out of shape
eclectic
adjective culled from many sources
emulate
verb to imitate with the goal of rivaling or surpassing
esoteric
adjective intended for or understood by a small, specific group
flamboyant
adjective ostentatious or showy; flashy
florid
adjective flowery; ruddy; ornate
heretical
adjective unorthodox; iconoclastic; dissenting from established dogma
homogeneous
adjective made up of elements that are similar in nature or kind; uniform
iconoclastic
adjective attacking cherished beliefs; heretical; heterodox
imperturbable
adjective marked by extreme calm, impassivity, and steadiness
innocuous
adjective harmless; causing no damage
marginal
adjective relating to or at an edge or boundary; minimal
mitigate
verb to make or become less severe or intense; to moderate
mundane
adjective of the world; typical of or concerned with the ordinary
ostracism
noun the act of casting out or excluding an individual from a society or group; banishment
perennial
adjective recurrent through the year or many years; happening repeatedly
recluse
noun one who avoids social contact and lives in seclusion
sporadic
adjective occurring only occasionally, or in scattered instances
tangential
adjective only touching briefly upon the topic at hand; irrelevant
temper
verb to moderate or soothe

GRE VOCAB GROUP 4
admonish
verb to reprove; to express warning or disapproval
apprise
verb to give notice to; to inform
approbation
noun an expression of approval or praise
articulate
adjective well-spoken; coherent
aver
verb to state as a fact; to confirm or support
candor
noun honesty; frankness; sincerity
circumspect
adjective discreet; prudent; careful
cogent
adjective appealing forcibly to the mind or reason; convincing
corroborate
verb to confirm; to provide additional support; verify
diffident
adjective reserved, shy, or unassuming; lacking in self-confidence
disabuse
verb to undeceive; to set right
discretion
noun cautious reserve in speech; ability to make responsible decisions
elegy
noun a mournful poem, esp. one lamenting the dead
enumerate
verb to list or count off individually
equivocate
verb to use ambiguous language with a deceptive intent
euphemism
noun a mild replacement for a harsher or more offensive term
exculpate
verb exonerate; to clear of blame
extemporaneous
adjective improvised; done without preparation
fawn
verb to flatter or praise excessively
glib
adjective marked by ease or informality; nonchalant; lacking in depth; superficial
goad
verb to prod or drive forward; to urge on; incite
implicit
adjective implied but not directly stated; tacit
laconic
adjective using few words; terse
laud
verb to praise highly
loquacious
adjective extremely talkative
lucid
adjective clear; easily understood
mollify
verb to calm or soothe; to reduce in emotional intensity
propitiate
verb to appease; to conciliate
rescind
verb to invalidate; to repeal; to retract
rhetoric
noun the art or study of effective use of language for communication and persuasion
sanction
noun authoritative permission or approval; a penalty intended to enforce compliance
soliloquy
noun a speech made to oneself; a monologue
succinct
adjective brief and concise
tacit
adjective implied; not explicitly stated
taciturn
adjective not talkative; reserved; uncommunicative
tout
verb to publicly praise or promote
veracity
noun truthfulness; honesty
wheedle
verb to coax; to persuade, often through the use of flattery or smooth talk

GRE VOCAB GROUP 5
antipathy
noun aversion; dislike
arbitrary
adjective subject to chance or individual whim; without definite reason
aversion
noun an intense feeling of dislike or disgust
banal
adjective lacking originality; commonplace
bent
noun an inclination or tendency
condone
verb to approve tacitly by overlooking or excusing; to allow or forgive
convention
noun a generally agreed-upon practice or attitude
dogma
noun doctrine or set of religious principles
fortuitous
adjective happening by fortunate accident or chance
frugality
noun thriftiness; economy; prudence in financial matters
illusory
adjective deceptive; based upon a false belief or impression
insipid
adjective without taste or flavor; lacking in spirit; bland
inured
adjective accustomed to accepting something undesirable
miser
noun an individual who lives poorly in order to hoard money; a person who is stingy
nonplused
adjective baffled; in a quandary; at a loss for what to say or do
penchant
noun strong inclination; liking
penury
noun poverty; destitution
plethora
noun an overabundance; a surplus
preempt
verb to replace; to supersede; to appropriate
prodigal
adjective recklessly wasteful; extravagant; profuse; lavish
prone
adjective naturally inclined; tending; likely
propensity
noun a natural inclination or tendency; penchant
qualms
noun misgivings; reservations; causes for hesitancy
quiescence
noun stillness; motionlessness; quality of being at rest
repudiate
verb to refuse to have anything to do with; to disown
restitution
noun the act of returning something to its proper owner, or of compensating the owner for the loss of such an item; reparation
savor
verb to enjoy in a thorough manner; to relish; to fully appreciate
solvent
adjective able to meet financial obligations; able to dissolve another substance
stint
verb to restrain; to be sparing or frugal
superfluous
adjective exceeding what is sufficient or necessary
veneration
noun extreme respect and reverence; worship

GRE VOCAB GROUP 6
audacious
adjective daring and fearless; recklessly bold
beneficent
adjective charitable and kind in action
blithe
adjective carefree; merry
burnish
verb to polish; to rub to a shine
calibrate
verb to inspect, determine, or correct the graduations of an instrument by comparing it to a standard
consternation
noun dismay; startling, distressing fear or shock that results in complete confusion
convoluted
adjective complex or complicated
deference
noun a courteous and respectful yielding to the will of another
effrontery
noun boldness; impudence; arrogance
endemic
adjective restricted or peculiar to a particular region; indigenous
epitome
noun embodiment; quintessence
erudite
adjective very learned; scholarly
facetious
adjective playful; humorous
fatuous
adjective silly; inanely foolish
fidelity
noun faithfulness; loyalty
implacable
adjective not capable of being appeased or significantly changed
ingenuity
noun cleverness or inventiveness
intemperance
noun excessive indulgence of appetite or passion, esp. in regard to alcohol; lack of constraint
intrepid
adjective steadfast and courageous
magnanimity
noun the quality of being generously noble in mind and heart, esp. in forgiving
membrane
noun a thin, flexible film of tissue of that covers or lines an organ
perfunctory
adjective cursory; done without care or interest
plasticity
noun pliability; malleability; flexibility
porous
adjective full of tiny openings able to absorb fluid or gas; permeable
pragmatic
adjective practical rather than idealistic
pristine
adjective pure; uncorrupted; clean
probity
noun adherence to the highest principles; uprightness
prodigious
adjective abundant in size, force, or extent; extraordinary
prudent
adjective wise and careful; showing good judgment
solicitous
adjective concerned and attentive; eager
tortuous
adjective winding; twisting; excessively complicated
tractable
adjective docile; obedient; easily led
unfeigned
adjective genuine; not false or hypocritical
unfettered
adjective not tied down; unrestrained
warranted
adjective called for; authorized; justified

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蘑菇你不是研究生毕业了么怎么还要考。。