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GRE Vocab

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    Improve verbal & writing section with GRE-level vocabulary. For each, define it, identify either a positive, negative, or neutral connotation, list synonyms, and use in a sentence.
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  • Malign
    Evil in nature or effect. Negative. Evil, bad, baleful, inimical.
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  • Indignate
    Anger or fear from unfair treatment. Negative. Resentful, disgruntle, affronted
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  • Munificent
    More generous than usual. Positive. Generous, philanthropic, magnanimous
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  • Despot
    A ruler with absolute power, usually oppressive. Negative. Tyrant, authoritarian
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  • Solipstitic
    A belief that only your mind exists. Negative. Selfish, egotistical, egomaniacal
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  • Sophomoric
    Overconfident, but poorly informed and immature. Negative. Childish, adolescent, juvenile
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  • Cabal
    A secret, powerful group seeking control. Negative. Group, clique, faction, coterie
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  • Dissident
    The opposer of a political party. Negative. Protestor, objector, dissenter
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  • Literati
    Well-educated people. Negative. Elite, clerisy, intelligenista
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  • Hoi-polloi
    The common people. Negative. Commoners, plebians, proleteriat
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  • Incendiary (noun #1)
    A person who purposefully sets fire to property. Negative. Torch, arsonist, igniter
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  • Incendiary (noun #2)
    A person who stirs up public feelings of discontent. Negative. Rebel, inciter, insurgent, provocateur
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  • Parochial
    Inflexible to other views or opinions. Negative. Petty, narrow, insular, provincial, secretarian
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  • Dulcet
    Sweet and soothing (especially noises). Positive. Pleasant, mellifluous, euphonious
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  • Facile
    Appears complete, but ignores complexities of a topic. Negative. Simplistic, naive, superficial, schematic
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  • Urbane
    Courteous or refined (usually a man). Positive. Elegant, sophisticated, cultavated
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