Letter ‘F’

High Frequency GRE Words

1.    Facetious (adj.) – Amusing
2.    Facile (adj.) – Not difficult to do
3.    Factious (adj.)-Turbulent
4.    Fallacious (adj.) – Illogical
5.    Fallible (adj.) – Capable of erring
6.    Fastidious (adj.) – Hard to please
7.    Fatuous (adj.) – Idiotic
8.    Fealty (n) – Loyalty
9.    Felicity (n) – A state of well-founded happiness
10.    Fervent (adj.) – Ardent in feeling
11.    Fervid (adj.) – Intense
12.    Festal (adj.) – Joyous
13.    Fiasco (n) – A complete or humiliating failure
14.    Flagrant (adj.) – Openly scandalous
15.    Flamboyant (adj.) – Characterized by extravagance and in general by want of good taste
16.    Flippant (adj.) – Having a light, pert, trifling disposition
17.    Foppish (adj.) – Characteristic of one who is unduly devoted to dress and the niceties of manners
18.    Fraudulent (adj.) – Counterfeit
19.    Fresco (n) – The art of painting on a surface of plaster, particularly on walls and ceilings
20.    Frivolous (adj.) – Trivial
21.    Frugal (adj.) – Economical
22.    Fugacious (adj.) – Fleeting
23.    Furtive (adj.) – Stealthy or sly, like the actions of a thief

A collection of some tough GRE words

1.    Febrile – intensely and nervously active
2.    Fiendish – clever or imaginative
3.    Faze – surprise shock or shocked
4.    Flippant – serious about
5.    Foppish- very proud of ones’ dress and
6.    appearance
7.    Fealty – allegiance

8.    Facetious – criticizing for making humorous
remarks
9.    Facile – lack of careful and intelligent thinking
10.    Faddish – having no real value
11.    Fatuous – extremely silly
12.    Feckless -lack determination
13.    Flinty-harsh and emotionless
14.    Foible – strange or foolish
15.    Fractious – become angry very quickly
16.    Frippery – silly or unnecessary
17.    Furtive – keep something hidden or not
disclose
18.    Fusty – old fashioned
19.    Fecund – fertile
20.    Feign — affect
21.    Feint-to deceive
22.    Feisty- tough or independent
23.    Filch-to steal
24.    Flounce – walk quickly
25.    Flummox- confused
26.    Fluster- nervous and confused
27.    Frenetic – fast and energetic
28.    Frigging – emphatic
29.    Fumigate – to get rid of

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15 Responses to “F – High Frequency GRE Words”

1. jerome Ameh on August 8th, 2009 9:40 am

   i whant to know the benefit of learning the GRE words,and i also want to know if it will help me gain a scholaship to study abroad?and also if finacial aid will be giving to me.

2. AnuVeluri on August 8th, 2009 12:14 pm

   Dear Jerome, a good score in GRE will certainly guarantee u a good college, but this shud be coupled with ur academic performance..pls do read our blogs on GRE for a better understanding.

   Regards,

3. jlkjlkd lkjdlkj on August 25th, 2009 11:36 am

   I don’t think every word in your word list is well defined (I mean some of the words are not accompanied by exact and primary meanings).

4. AnuVeluri on August 26th, 2009 2:19 pm

   Could you please list those words?

   Regards,

5. AnuVeluri on August 26th, 2009 2:39 pm

   Dear jlkjlkd…we request u to please list those words…

6. sunil kumar kamal on October 10th, 2009 7:38 pm

   I need to ask about the gre preparation time.
   How much average time is required to prepare for the test?
   when should i give the test so that i can apply for the universities?
   pls reply

7. AnuVeluri on October 11th, 2009 3:28 pm

   It depends Sunil, if you are a quick learner you will take lesser time for preparation. There’s no limit as such. I think a year’s time should be decent. Since GRE score is valid for 5 years I think you can decide your application judiciously. I mean in a way that u can submit your application package at once, either for spring or fall admission..

8. Admin on October 12th, 2009 5:35 pm

   3 to 6 months at least

   best time to take test in july-august.. so that you time to think about universities.. prepare you essay and recommendation letters.. and apply for Fall deadlines.

   I hope this will help..

   cheers,
   Team

9. Tebello Khau on October 29th, 2009 8:31 am

   All i want to know is words and their past tens

10. AnuVeluri on October 29th, 2009 8:39 am

    Tebello, we are coming up with a Grammar segment shortly..you will certainly learn Tenses then..

11. ediwn on January 22nd, 2010 7:27 am

    I WANT TO WIN THE BOOK. ALSO STUDY IN LONDON, 4 ONE YEAR. HELP, EDWIN CHILESHE FROM ZAMBIA.

12. AnuVeluri on January 22nd, 2010 9:12 am

    Hi Edwin, in order to win the book u need to keep in touch with the site regularly and share with us ur valuable comments..

13. Desta Ashebir Gelaw on February 15th, 2010 10:52 am

    i realy need to know more because till now i’m not

14. Erlan on February 15th, 2010 8:28 pm

    Hi!

    I heard that you would come up with quanttitative secton. When is it?

    Thanks!

15. AnuVeluri on February 16th, 2010 4:11 pm

    Hey Erlan that’s for sure..just stay tuned..have u taken all the tests?? Did u red all the blogs, in the mean while pls do it..this is the link for the blog segment..

    http://www.learnwordlist.com/blog

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