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a GRE synonym for 'chatty' meaning talking a great deal, especially about trivial matters, in a way that becomes tiresome or long-winded | garrulous The garrulous old man kept the entire bus entertained with his endless stories. |
a GRE synonym for 'wordy' meaning using more words than needed | verbose The professor's verbose lectures often ran well past the scheduled time. |
a GRE synonym for 'long-winded' meaning tediously lengthy in speech or writing | prolix The prolix report could have conveyed the same information in half the pages. |
a GRE synonym for 'chatty' meaning speaking fluently and at length with ease | voluble The voluble tour guide scarcely paused for breath during the two-hour walk. |
a GRE synonym for 'bold' meaning having a fearless, undeterred character that faces danger head-on as a matter of nature | dauntless The dauntless rescue team entered the burning building without hesitation. |
a GRE synonym for 'courageous' meaning showing great bravery and determination in the face of danger or a difficult struggle, without regard for showmanship | valiant Despite the overwhelming odds, the valiant soldiers held their position. |
a GRE synonym for 'persistent' meaning not discouraged or deterred after facing a specific setback, failure, or rejection, and ready to try again right away | undaunted Undaunted by three prior rejections, she submitted her manuscript to a fourth publisher. |
a GRE synonym for 'heroic' meaning showing brave, chivalrous, and elegantly courteous behavior, especially toward those one is protecting or trying to impress | gallant The gallant officer led the charge across the open field. |
a GRE synonym for 'charitable' meaning seeking to promote the welfare of others through donations | philanthropic Her philanthropic efforts provided clean water to dozens of villages. |
a GRE synonym for 'extravagant' meaning sumptuously rich or elaborate in giving | lavish The host threw a lavish banquet with courses from five different countries. |
a GRE synonym for 'giving' meaning large in quantity and freely bestowed | bountiful The bountiful harvest ensured the village would survive the winter comfortably. |
a GRE synonym for 'open-handed' meaning willing to give and share unstintingly | liberal She was liberal with her praise, always encouraging her students. |
a GRE synonym for 'perceptive' meaning having a ready insight into and understanding of things | perspicacious The perspicacious detective noticed the one detail everyone else had missed. |
a GRE synonym for 'sharp-witted' meaning having or showing sharp powers of judgement | shrewd The shrewd negotiator secured terms far more favorable than anyone expected. |
a GRE synonym for 'sharp' meaning showing keen judgment and understanding, especially an ability to notice subtle qualities or differences that others miss | discerning Only the most discerning palate could detect the subtle hint of saffron. |
a GRE synonym for 'overjoyed' meaning feeling or expressing great triumph and rejoicing | jubilant Jubilant fans flooded the streets after their team won the championship. |
a GRE synonym for 'joyful' meaning marked by an intense, adrenaline-charged feeling of happiness and well-being, especially right after a triumph or achievement | euphoric The team was euphoric after breaking the long-standing world record. |
a GRE synonym for 'cheerful' meaning able to recover quickly from setbacks; lighthearted | buoyant Her buoyant personality lifted the spirits of everyone around her. |
a GRE synonym for 'painstaking' meaning showing dedication through careful, unflagging effort that is deliberately sustained and repeated over a long period of time, as in years of exacting research | sedulous The sedulous researcher spent years verifying every source in her bibliography. |
a GRE synonym for 'diligent' meaning constantly and energetically active in one's work | industrious The industrious team completed the project well ahead of schedule. |
a GRE synonym for 'tireless' meaning persisting tirelessly and impossible to exhaust | indefatigable The indefatigable campaigner knocked on thousands of doors before election day. |
a GRE synonym for 'truthful' meaning habitually speaking the truth; honest and accurate | veracious The witness gave a veracious account that matched every piece of physical evidence. |
a GRE synonym for 'innocent' meaning free from cunning or craftiness; without deceit | guileless The guileless child told the whole truth, unaware of the consequences. |
a GRE synonym for 'unsophisticated' meaning without guile; naturally simple and straightforward | artless Her artless honesty was refreshing in a world full of calculated speeches. |
a GRE synonym for 'even-tempered' meaning maintaining mental calmness and composure | equanimous She remained equanimous throughout the heated debate, never raising her voice. |
a GRE synonym for 'peaceful' meaning even-tempered and rarely stirred to strong emotion, whether describing a person's temperament or a calm stretch of water | placid The placid lake mirrored the mountains perfectly on that windless morning. |
a GRE synonym for 'tranquil' meaning marked by a deep, dignified calm and freedom from anxiety, especially in one's expression, surroundings, or state of mind | serene The monk's serene expression suggested complete inner peace. |
a GRE synonym for 'unshakeable' meaning unable to be upset or agitated; supremely collected | imperturbable The imperturbable surgeon continued the operation despite the power flicker. |
a GRE synonym for 'cool-headed' meaning remaining composed and impossible to alarm | unflappable The unflappable pilot calmly guided the plane through severe turbulence. |
a GRE synonym for 'unemotional' meaning enduring pain or hardship without showing feelings | stoic He remained stoic at the funeral, grieving privately long after everyone left. |
a GRE synonym for 'terse' meaning habitually using few words when speaking, often to the point of seeming blunt, aloof, or unwilling to elaborate | laconic His laconic reply of just two words ended the entire discussion. |
a GRE synonym for 'curt' meaning sparing in the use of words; abruptly short | terse The terse memo communicated the policy change in just three sentences. |
a GRE synonym for 'brief' meaning expressed in few words; clear and to the point | succinct Her succinct summary captured the essence of the three-hundred-page report. |
a GRE synonym for 'concise' meaning using few words that are cleverly chosen and meaningful | pithy The columnist was famous for her pithy one-liners that packed enormous punch. |
a GRE synonym for 'short' meaning expressing what needs to be said clearly and efficiently, using no more words than necessary, especially in writing | concise The professor demanded that all essays be concise and no longer than two pages. |
a GRE synonym for 'condensed' meaning containing all necessary information in a brief form | compendious The compendious guide covered every major topic in under fifty pages. |
a GRE synonym for 'glorify' meaning to speak or sing in high estimation of | laud Critics universally lauded the film for its innovative storytelling. |
a GRE synonym for 'salute' meaning to speak or write about something with enthusiastic, wholehearted admiration, as in a glowing tribute | extol The editorial extolled the virtues of community volunteering. |
a GRE synonym for 'celebrate' meaning to deliver a formal speech or writing honoring someone | eulogize Friends and colleagues gathered to eulogize the retiring professor. |
a GRE synonym for 'praise' meaning to formally recognize someone for good work or good conduct, as a superior might commend an employee in a performance review | commend The principal commended the students for their outstanding community service. |
a GRE synonym for 'worship' meaning to regard with great respect and awe | venerate Many cultures venerate their elders as repositories of collective wisdom. |
a GRE synonym for 'respect' meaning to feel profound admiration and awe for someone, often approaching worship, as for a revolutionary founder or historical hero | revere Scientists worldwide revere Marie Curie for her groundbreaking discoveries. |
a GRE synonym for 'warm' meaning cheerful and kindly in disposition | genial The genial host made every guest feel instantly at home. |
a GRE synonym for 'hearty' meaning warm, welcoming, and pleasantly polite | cordial The two former rivals exchanged cordial greetings at the conference. |
a GRE synonym for 'harmless' meaning gentle and kindly in nature, or, in medicine, not cancerous or dangerous, as with a tumor determined not to be a threat | benign The doctor assured her the tumour was benign and required no treatment. |
a GRE synonym for 'plentiful' meaning existing in very large amounts; more than sufficient | abundant The region is blessed with abundant natural resources, from timber to minerals. |
a GRE synonym for 'productive' meaning yielding results or works in large quantities | prolific The prolific author published over forty novels in her career. |
a GRE synonym for 'ample' meaning given or yielded generously and liberally | bounteous The bounteous feast left enough food to feed the neighborhood for days. |
a GRE synonym for 'trailblazing' meaning being among the first to explore or develop new areas | pioneering Her pioneering research laid the groundwork for modern genetics. |
a GRE synonym for 'influential' meaning strongly shaping future developments; highly original | seminal Darwin's seminal work on evolution transformed the biological sciences forever. |
a GRE synonym for 'respectful' meaning showing polite submission and regard | deferential The junior associate was always deferential to the senior partners at meetings. |
a GRE synonym for 'humble' meaning not claiming attention; unassuming in manner | unobtrusive The unobtrusive assistant anticipated every need without ever drawing attention. |
a GRE synonym for 'careful' meaning wary and unwilling to take risks | circumspect A circumspect approach to investing saved him from the market crash. |
a GRE synonym for 'alert' meaning staying continuously on guard, watching closely for any sign of danger without ever letting one's attention lapse | vigilant Border agents must remain vigilant during every shift to prevent illegal crossings. |
a GRE synonym for 'skilled' meaning having great skill or proficiency | adept She is adept at resolving conflicts between team members before they escalate. |
a GRE synonym for 'versatile' meaning competent or skilled in many areas | adroit The adroit diplomat navigated the tense negotiations with remarkable finesse. |
a GRE synonym for 'polished' meaning cultured and having refined taste | urbane The urbane host charmed guests with effortless wit and sophisticated conversation. |
a GRE synonym for 'stylish' meaning displaying effortlessly graceful composure and good taste | suave The suave ambassador put every foreign dignitary at ease within moments. |
a GRE synonym for 'clear' meaning transparently easy to understand and elegantly expressed | pellucid Her pellucid prose made even the most complex scientific concepts accessible. |
a GRE synonym for 'fatherly' meaning providing care and protection in a kindly manner | avuncular The avuncular professor often mentored students well beyond their graduation. |
a GRE synonym for 'rigorous' meaning extremely thorough and careful in method | scrupulous A scrupulous adherence to safety protocols prevented any accidents at the plant. |
a GRE synonym for 'skilled' meaning able to turn one's hand to many different tasks, roles, or fields with equal ease | versatile The versatile actress was equally convincing in comedic and dramatic roles. |
a GRE synonym for 'willing' meaning open to suggestion and easily persuaded to agree to a plan, especially when given good reasons | amenable The manager was amenable to adjusting the deadline once she heard the team's concerns. |
a GRE synonym for 'compliant' meaning ready to conform to authority or the will of others | acquiescent The acquiescent committee approved every proposal without discussion. |
a GRE synonym for 'enduring' meaning recurring or continuing to exist over many years, as with a plant that regrows each season or a problem that keeps coming back | perennial Traffic congestion is a perennial problem in every major city around the globe. |
a GRE synonym for 'everlasting' meaning lasting or living for an unlimited time; imperishable | immortal Shakespeare's plays are considered immortal contributions to world literature. |
a GRE synonym for 'long-standing' meaning ingrained and deeply established over time | entrenched Entrenched bureaucratic habits proved extremely difficult to reform. |
a GRE synonym for 'peace-making' meaning intended to reduce anger or hostility | mollifying Her mollifying words calmed the furious crowd before violence could erupt. |
a GRE synonym for 'soothing' meaning tending to calm or pacify agitation | palliative The new regulations were merely palliative measures that failed to address the root cause. |
a GRE synonym for 'clear' meaning easy to see through; readily understood | transparent The organization's transparent accounting practices earned public trust. |
a GRE synonym for 'dependable' meaning firm and unwavering in loyalty and principles | steadfast Her steadfast commitment to justice inspired an entire generation of lawyers. |
a GRE synonym for 'resolute' meaning admirably purposeful and determined | tenacious The tenacious reporter spent two years pursuing the story until the truth emerged. |
a GRE synonym for 'principled' meaning fair and just in character and behavior | upright An upright judge, she never allowed external pressure to sway her rulings. |
a GRE synonym for 'common' meaning existing or turning up absolutely everywhere, so pervasive it seems impossible to avoid | ubiquitous Smartphones have become ubiquitous, fundamentally changing human interaction. |
a GRE synonym for 'fitting' meaning exactly right for a particular context or moment, especially a remark or quotation that captures it perfectly | apposite She concluded with an apposite quotation that perfectly captured the evening's theme. |
a GRE synonym for 'suitable' meaning especially well-chosen for the situation at hand, as with a comparison, description, or remark that captures it precisely | apt His apt comparison between the two historical events illuminated the discussion. |
a GRE synonym for 'thrifty' meaning using money and other resources carefully; not wasteful | provident The provident farmer stored enough grain to last through two harsh winters. |
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