| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| a GRE synonym for 'lying' meaning habitually untruthful and disposed to falsehood | mendacious The mendacious politician was eventually caught fabricating his entire resume. |
| a GRE synonym for 'two-faced' meaning practising deliberate double-dealing and deception | duplicitous His duplicitous behaviour destroyed the trust of everyone who had supported him. |
| a GRE synonym for 'insincere' meaning not truly candid; giving a false appearance of frankness | disingenuous Her apology seemed disingenuous, as she repeated the same offence the very next day. |
| a GRE synonym for 'traitorous' meaning deceitful and untrustworthy; betraying a sacred trust | perfidious The perfidious ally switched sides on the eve of the decisive battle. |
| a GRE synonym for 'disloyal' meaning guilty of or involving betrayal of trust; dangerous | treacherous The treacherous mountain path claimed several lives each winter. |
| a GRE synonym for 'fake' meaning obtained or achieved through deliberate trickery and dishonesty | fraudulent The investigation revealed that fraudulent claims had cost the insurer millions. |
| a GRE synonym for 'hot-headed' meaning bad-tempered and quick to feel rage | choleric His choleric outbursts made colleagues reluctant to share any negative feedback. |
| a GRE synonym for 'combative' meaning eager or quick to argue, quarrel, or fight | pugnacious The pugnacious debater challenged every point with relentless vigour. |
| a GRE synonym for 'fierce' meaning eager to fight and defiantly savage | truculent The truculent protester hurled insults at the police line without provocation. |
| a GRE synonym for 'cheap' meaning extremely poor or characterised by extreme stinginess | penurious His penurious habits left him wealthy but utterly friendless. |
| a GRE synonym for 'tight-fisted' meaning hoarding wealth and spending as little as possible | miserly The miserly uncle left his vast fortune to charity rather than share it while alive. |
| a GRE synonym for 'stingy' meaning ungenerous with money; meanly small or inadequate | niggardly The niggardly budget allocation left the department unable to meet basic needs. |
| a GRE synonym for 'penny-pinching' meaning reluctant to part with money; very reluctant to spend | tightfisted The tightfisted manager never approved expenses for team-building events. |
| a GRE synonym for 'greedy' meaning having an insatiable desire for wealth and material gain | avaricious The avaricious developer displaced hundreds of families to maximise his profits. |
| a GRE synonym for 'empty' meaning offering nothing that is stimulating or challenging | vapid The vapid celebrity interview contained nothing beyond rehearsed talking points. |
| a GRE synonym for 'cliched' meaning lacking originality from being used too often | trite The greeting card was filled with trite sentiments that lacked any personal touch. |
| a GRE synonym for 'domineering' meaning assuming power without justification; overbearing | imperious The imperious manager issued commands without ever soliciting input from her team. |
| a GRE synonym for 'snobbish' meaning behaving as though one thinks oneself superior to others | supercilious The supercilious waiter looked down his nose at guests who mispronounced menu items. |
| a GRE synonym for 'proud' meaning arrogantly superior and disdainful toward perceived inferiors | haughty The haughty aristocrat refused to acknowledge anyone below her social rank. |
| a GRE synonym for 'self-important' meaning affectedly grand and dignified beyond reason | pompous The pompous professor lectured as though he alone understood the subject. |
| a GRE synonym for 'presumptuous' meaning showing excessive confidence or bold self-regard | overweening His overweening ambition blinded him to the risks that eventually ruined his career. |
| a GRE synonym for 'patronising' meaning acting superior and treating others as if they are less intelligent | condescending The condescending tone of the email offended every member of the team. |
| a GRE synonym for 'work-shy' meaning reluctant to work or make effort; culpably idle | slothful His slothful approach to chores left the household in perpetual disarray. |
| a GRE synonym for 'dormant' meaning mentally or physically inactive; in a state of sluggish inaction | torpid The torpid economy showed no signs of recovery throughout the quarter. |
| a GRE synonym for 'droopy' meaning displaying or having a disinclination for physical exertion | languid On languid summer afternoons, the village seemed to move in slow motion. |
| a GRE synonym for 'apathetic' meaning lacking energy, enthusiasm, or interest in anything | listless The heat left everyone listless and unable to concentrate on their tasks. |
| a GRE synonym for 'sharp-tongued' meaning sharp, forthright, and biting in comment or tone | acerbic The reviewer's acerbic wit left no film safe from devastating critique. |
| a GRE synonym for 'venomous' meaning extremely harsh and filled with bitter criticism | vitriolic The vitriolic editorial provoked outrage from supporters of the policy. |
| a GRE synonym for 'cutting' meaning having or showing a sharp wit used to wound | mordant His mordant commentary on social media culture went viral within hours. |
| a GRE synonym for 'incisive' meaning vigorous or effective in expression and sharply penetrating | trenchant The journalist's trenchant analysis exposed the flaws in the government's proposal. |
| a GRE synonym for 'withering' meaning severely critical and damaging in tone | scathing The scathing review ensured that the restaurant lost most of its bookings overnight. |
| a GRE synonym for 'unyielding' meaning unwilling to change one's views or to agree about something | intransigent The intransigent union leaders rejected every compromise offered by management. |
| a GRE synonym for 'persistent' meaning holding firmly to a purpose or belief with dogged resolve | pertinacious The pertinacious lawyer filed appeal after appeal until the verdict was overturned. |
| a GRE synonym for 'berate' meaning to criticise someone harshly and at length | lambaste The coach lambasted the team for their lack of preparation in the first half. |
| a GRE synonym for 'slander' meaning to speak or write about in an abusively disparaging manner | vilify Rival factions rushed to vilify each other in the press before the election. |
| a GRE synonym for 'discipline' meaning to reprimand someone severely for wrongdoing | chastise The principal chastised the students who had vandalised school property. |
| a GRE synonym for 'sneaky' meaning attempting to avoid notice or attention, typically because of guilt | furtive He cast a furtive glance over his shoulder before slipping through the back door. |
| a GRE synonym for 'stealthy' meaning kept hidden and done without the knowledge of others | surreptitious She made a surreptitious phone call during the meeting while pretending to take notes. |
| a GRE synonym for 'undercover' meaning not openly practised or shown; concealed and hidden | covert The journalist uncovered a covert surveillance programme run without public oversight. |
| a GRE synonym for 'subtle' meaning proceeding in a gradual and harmful way that is not easily noticed | insidious The insidious spread of misinformation undermined public trust in institutions. |
| a GRE synonym for 'showy' meaning attracting attention through exuberant confidence and stylishness | flamboyant The designer was known for flamboyant runway shows that doubled as performance art. |
| a GRE synonym for 'tasteless' meaning extravagantly bright or showy in a way that lacks refinement | gaudy The gaudy decorations clashed with the elegant architecture of the historic hall. |
| a GRE synonym for 'loud' meaning obtrusively bright and showy; lurid in colour or style | garish The garish neon sign overwhelmed the quiet charm of the residential street. |
| a GRE synonym for 'pretentious' meaning excessively grand or ambitious in scheme or scale | grandiose His grandiose plans to rebuild the city centre proved impossible to finance. |
| a GRE synonym for 'wordy' meaning using extravagantly elaborate language to impress | grandiloquent The grandiloquent speaker used ten-syllable words where one would have sufficed. |
| a GRE synonym for 'cowardly' meaning showing a contemptible lack of courage | pusillanimous The pusillanimous official refused to take a stand when the public needed leadership. |
| a GRE synonym for 'fearful' meaning showing or suffering from nervousness and a lack of confidence | timorous The timorous newcomer spoke barely above a whisper during her first board meeting. |
| a GRE synonym for 'wasteful' meaning spending resources recklessly and extravagantly | profligate The profligate government squandered the surplus on vanity projects. |
| a GRE synonym for 'indulgent' meaning given to or characterised by excessive gratification of desires | dissolute The dissolute lifestyle of the young aristocrat scandalised polite society. |
| a GRE synonym for 'flattering' meaning behaving in an obsequiously servile way to gain advantage | sycophantic The sycophantic aide agreed with every word the director uttered. |
| a GRE synonym for 'fawning' meaning excessively submissive and eager to please those in authority | servile His servile manner towards the boss embarrassed his fellow colleagues. |
| a GRE synonym for 'cunning' meaning achieving aims by indirect or underhand methods | devious The devious scheme to oust the chairman was discovered just hours before the vote. |
| a GRE synonym for 'crafty' meaning having or showing skill in achieving one's ends through indirect means | wily The wily negotiator manoeuvred the opposition into accepting unfavourable terms. |
| a GRE synonym for 'scheming' meaning planning secretly to do something underhanded | conniving The conniving business partner had been siphoning funds for years. |
| a GRE synonym for 'wicked' meaning deliberately cruel or violent; showing no moral principles | heinous The court handed down the maximum sentence for the heinous crime. |
| a GRE synonym for 'heartless' meaning showing no concern for the feelings of others | callous The callous landlord evicted the family the day before the holiday. |
| a GRE synonym for 'harsh' meaning relentlessly severe or cruel and unwilling to show mercy | ruthless The ruthless competitor undercut prices until every rival was driven out of business. |
| a GRE synonym for 'fake' meaning pretending to have virtues or beliefs one does not truly possess | hypocritical His public stance on ethics seemed hypocritical after the internal memos were leaked. |
| a GRE synonym for 'pretentious' meaning assuming an air of importance or refinement that is not genuine | affected Her affected accent fooled no one who knew where she had actually grown up. |
| a GRE synonym for 'cryptic' meaning having a meaning that is mysterious or hidden | arcane The arcane regulations governing maritime law baffled even experienced attorneys. |
| a GRE synonym for 'inconsistent' meaning likely to change without apparent or adequate reason | volatile The volatile stock market wiped out gains as quickly as it created them. |
| a GRE synonym for 'wavering' meaning hesitating or unable to make up one's mind; indecisive | vacillating The vacillating manager changed direction so often that no project was ever completed. |
| a GRE synonym for 'tiresome' meaning annoying and tedious through being prolonged or repetitive | wearisome The wearisome commute through hours of traffic drained her energy before the workday began. |
| a GRE synonym for 'shallow' meaning existing or occurring at the surface; not thorough | superficial A superficial reading of the contract missed the clause that voided the warranty. |
| a GRE synonym for 'bitter' meaning feeling or showing deep ill will; intensely antagonistic | rancorous The rancorous dispute between the heirs dragged on for years in probate court. |
| a GRE synonym for 'scornful' meaning feeling or showing contempt or dislike for something regarded as unworthy | disdainful She cast a disdainful glance at the substandard work submitted by the contractor. |
| a GRE synonym for 'hateful' meaning deserving intense dislike; deeply offensive | odious The dictator's odious policies provoked international condemnation. |
| a GRE synonym for 'undermining' meaning tending to weaken authority or subvert an established system | subversive The regime banned any literature it deemed subversive to national unity. |
| a GRE synonym for 'destructive' meaning gradually causing great harm or damage; eating away | corrosive Years of corrosive infighting left the once-powerful party fractured beyond repair. |
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