【2017年整理】GMAT高频词汇.docVIP

WORDS FOR SUCKING USELF Discord: lack of agreement or harmony, disagreement Undue: un-due, not yet due, beyond the normal limits, lacking justification or authorization Concede: admit, agree Otherwise XX would be far away from xxx Otherwise we learn far more from xxx than from xxx Oppose: against Under some circumstances Counterproductive Impede: blocking passage through Aside from two previous Abase – to humiliate, degrade, to make feel shame Abash – to bewilder, confound, cause to be embarrassed Abate – to remove, lessen, to make less active or intense Abdicate - to forsake, give up Aberration – deviation, irregularity, abnormality Abeyance – inactivity, Abhor – to detest, hate Abject – degraded, miserable Abjure – to recant, revoke, formally reject or disavow a formerly held belief. Abnegate – to deny, denounce Abominate – to dislike Abort – to be unsuccessful, fail to develop Abrade – to scrape out, wear away, rub or scrub Abrogate – to abolish, revoke formally Abscond – to bolt, decamp, flee Absolve – to pardon Abstemious – eating or drinking sparingly( avoiding waste) Abstract – summary (区分 distract ) Abstruse – profound, hidden, hard to under-stand Accede - to consent Accessory – accomplice Acclivity – incline rising slope Accolade – honor, award Accord – to grant, allow Accost – to greet aggressively Accretion – adhesion, concretion Accrue – to accumulate Acerbity – sharpness, bitterness Acme – summit, peak, the highest level attainable Acolyte – attendant, helper, Acrimonious – sharp, acrid, marked by strong resentment or cynicism Actuate – to put into action, put into motion or move to act Adamant – immovable Adduce – to give as proof Adjudicate – to decide (a case) Adjunct – auxiliary, appendage Adjure – to state on oath Admonish – to caution, warn Adroit – skillful, clever Adulation – flattery Adulterate – to corrupt, contaminate Advent – coming Adventitious – accidental Advocate – counsel, defender Aegis – protection Aesthetic – pertaining to beauty A