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S – High Frequency GRE Words

Letter ‘S’

High Frequency GRE Words

1.    Sagacious (adj.) – Able to discern and distinguish with wise perception
2.    Sapient (adj.) – Possessing wisdom
3.    Sardonic (adj.) – Scornfully or bitterly sarcastic
4.    Satyr (n) – A very lascivious person
5.    Savor (v) – To perceive by taste or smell
6.    Scintilla (n) – The faintest ray
7.    Scrupulous (adj.) – Cautious in action for fear of doing wrong
8.    Scurrilous (adj.) – Grossly indecent
9.    Sedate (adj.) – Even-tempered
10.    Seethe (v) – To be violently excited or agitated
11.    Sequacious (adj.) – Ready to be led
12.    Skirmish (n) – Desultory fighting between advanced detachments of two armies
13.    Sleight (n) – A trick or feat so deftly done that the manner of performance escapes observation
14.    Sophism (n) – A false argument understood to be such by the reasoner himself and intentionally used to deceive
15.    Sophistical (adj.) – Fallacious
16.    Sordid (adj.) – Of degraded character or nature
17.    Specious (adj.) – Plausible
18.    Staid (adj.) – Of a steady and sober character
19.    Stealth (n) – A concealed manner of acting
20.    Sterling (adj.) – Genuine
21.    Stifle (v) – To smother
22.    Stolid (adj.) – Expressing no power of feeling or perceiving
23.    Stupor (n) – Profound lethargy
24.    Suasion (n) – The act of persuading
25.    Suave (adj.) – Smooth and pleasant in manner
26.    Suffrage (n) – The right or privilege of voting
27.    Supercilious (adj.) – Exhibiting haughty and careless contempt
28.    Supernumerary (adj.) – Superfluous
29.    Supplicant (n) – One who asks humbly and earnestly
30.    Sybarite (n) – A luxurious person
31.    Sycophant (n) – A servile flatterer, especially of those in authority or influence

A collection of some tough GRE words

1.    Slick – skillful and impressive
2.    Snappy – quick, clever, brief
3.    Snug – very warm and comfortable
4.    Soignée – very elegant
5.    Suave – charming, polite, elegant
6.    Sybaritic – relaxed, luxurious
7.    Saggy – unattractive
8.    Scourge – cause damage
9.    Scraggly – thin and untidy
10.    Scrappy – badly planned and untidy
11.    Scrawny- thin and unattractive
12.    Scruffy – dirty, untidy
13.    Shaggy- long and untidy
14.    Shoddy-bad, careless
15.    Simper – smile in a rather silly way
16.    Sinister-evil, harmful
17.    Slanderous – untrue
18.    Slimy – thick, wet, unpleasant
19.    Smeared – dirty, oily
20.    Smutty – vulgar
21.    Soggy – unpleasantly wet
22.    Spindly- thin and weak
23.    Squiggly – bent, irregular
24.    Subterfuge – dishonest trick
25.    Smitten – attractive, impress, dressed
26.    Sacrilegious – disrespectful
27.    Sacrosanct – unwilling
28.    Sardonic – humorous but rather critical
29.    Scathing – very critical
30.    Scowl – appear angry or hostile
31.    Scurrilous – untrue, unfair
32.    Servile – too eager to obey
33.    Sheepish – embarrassed
34.    Shirk – behave irresponsibly
35.    Shrift-little attention
36.    Silken – smooth, soft
37.    Skirmish – fight
38.    Snappish – unfriendly
39.    Snide-critical
40.    Snobbish – very proud
41.    Snooty-superior
42.    Specious – existent, but not true
43.    Stentorian – very loud and strong
44.    Sparse – small
45.    Spectral – ghostlike
46.    Spiteful – cruel
47.    Splayed – spread
48.    Splenetic – very angry
49.    Splurge – spend a lot
50.    Splutter – make short sounds
51.    Stow-store carefully
52.    Strafe – attack
53.    Straggle – move slowly
54.    Succinct – brief and clear
55.    Sundered – separated, split
56.    Surreptitious – secret
57.    Sacramental – holy, religious
58.    Sagacious – intelligent
59.    Scrimp – live cheaply
60.    Senile – characteristic of old age
61.    Serendipitous – unplanned
62.    Skimpy – very small
63.    Skittish – frightened, excited
64.    Skullduggery-dishonest
65.    Slacker- lazy
66.    Slapdash – careless
67.    Slipshod-careless
68.    Smattering – very small
69.    Somnolent-sleepy
70.    Spanking – hitting

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18 Responses to “S – High Frequency GRE Words”

  1. raju on April 23rd, 2009 1:15 am

    i need to take test

  2. question tags on May 21st, 2009 9:08 pm

    I am with you ,aren’t I?

  3. AnuVeluri on May 22nd, 2009 12:15 pm

    Yes you are..:)

    Regards,
    Anu

  4. sayem on June 1st, 2009 6:11 am

    Pls inform me Briefly if Australian universities accept GRE score.( as i m an Engineer of computer science)

  5. AnuVeluri on June 1st, 2009 8:09 am

    Yes Sayem all the good Universities accept GRE Scores..

    Regards,
    Anu

  6. Milan KC on July 19th, 2009 5:44 am

    Dear Sir/Madam

    I got your site and able to learn much and more about the words vocabulary etc which will make me able to get high score in TOEFL, GMAT, GRE etc. now I have one question with you if I want to study at the tecnical field ie computer or like vocational training for my better future . which is the best university and do I able to study that university without TOEFL. Please giude me , your guidance is verymuch helpful for me.
    Looking towards your reply soon.

    Thanks

  7. yacob on August 18th, 2009 5:58 pm

    thank you for incresing my word power.from the day i start working with you on the site,I have found out mayself rich in words.

  8. AnuVeluri on August 19th, 2009 12:03 pm

    Thaks Yacob, read our blogs too…

    Regards,

  9. Iru Gbessay koroma on September 14th, 2009 12:41 pm

    I have really come across many new words , thanks very much.
    Iru

  10. AnuVeluri on September 14th, 2009 4:13 pm

    Thanks Iru, read the blogs too…

  11. irfan on November 23rd, 2009 6:37 am

    i m student of biochemistry .i m into my second semester . i want to apear for gre iwant 2 ake sure that whatr the requirment for taking thjis test andi want 2 make sure that i score high in thje test . what kind of study material i must go for and how can i get 2 know about the options of institue where from i must do ph.d

  12. irfan on November 23rd, 2009 6:42 am

    WHAT KIND OF STRATEGY I TAKE FOR GRE PREPARATION . I M A FRESHER

  13. AnuVeluri on November 24th, 2009 6:45 am

    Irfan u first need to decide the specialization you want to research on..then talk to ur HOD’s regarding the best American Universities offering that program..Your thesis work in the subject and the Recommendation letters from the HOD give you edge..regarding GRE u naturally need to score decently and see to it that ur GRE score complements ur academic performance so far..u need to tell us about the specialization u r opting for..GRE is an exam that can be registered online..you need to visit http://www.ets.org..for registering and knowing the details..

  14. AnuVeluri on November 24th, 2009 6:46 am

    Hi Irfan, first estimate ur learning speed..there’s nothing like a common strategy for all..u should know how fast/slow u learn and decide the time frame..but u have to do this judiciously..:)

  15. surea on November 24th, 2009 5:12 pm

    here there are small mistakes, for example,
    here senile means confused but correct meaning in barrons book is old age or feeblemindedness of old age.
    i thought senile is equal to fluster or fulumox as they told it means confuse.

    anyone there to clear my dob\ubt?

  16. AnuVeluri on November 24th, 2009 5:24 pm

    Hi Surea, that was a mistake indeed..we rectified it and we appreciate your keen observation..thanks so much..:-)

  17. BISHWAMBHER PARMAR on January 15th, 2010 6:50 am

    please provide me test of ’s’ keep change it after the test it is same so please change

  18. AnuVeluri on January 15th, 2010 9:05 am

    Sure Bishwambher..we will certainly come up with a bunch of new tests..

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