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[KAPLAN + The Princeton Review]...基阿姨...Top XXX verbal..

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1楼2012-09-05 23:02回复
    KAPLAN Top 12
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    Anomaly
    Assuage
    Enigma
    Equivocal
    Erudite
    Fervid
    Lucid
    Opaque
    Placate
    Precipitate
    Prodigal
    Zeal


    2楼2012-09-05 23:03
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      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


      3楼2012-09-05 23:04
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        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


        4楼2012-09-05 23:06
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          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


          5楼2012-09-05 23:07
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            Then...
            here are the Princeton Review words...
            (including explanation


            6楼2012-09-05 23:09
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              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


              7楼2012-09-05 23:10
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                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


                8楼2012-09-05 23:11
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                  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


                  9楼2012-09-05 23:11
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                    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


                    10楼2012-09-05 23:12
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                      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


                      11楼2012-09-05 23:13
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                        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


                        12楼2012-09-05 23:13
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                          -End-
                          @我是假发子 


                          13楼2012-09-05 23:14
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                            人生不息,受虐不止阿蘑菇还要上学呢。。。
                            @我是假发子 


                            16楼2012-09-05 23:54
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                              还有,虽然灭有试图找过,不过觉得应该会有kaplan版的英文解释流出来
                              天朝资讯网这么强大,这点资源应该有的


                              17楼2012-09-05 23:55
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