The document introduces "The Ubiquitous 400", a list of 400 words that frequently appear on the GRE. It notes that while memorizing word lists may seem dry, it is an effective way to improve verbal scores. It also mentions a second list called "Vocabulary 4000" that contains additional words that are good candidates for the GRE.
This document contains a list of 100 vocabulary words organized alphabetically from A to Z. The words cover a variety of topics and parts of speech. They include nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs that relate to concepts like politics, history, society, nature, and more. The list provides exposure to a broad range of terms for building English language skills.
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This document contains a list of 100 vocabulary words organized alphabetically from A to Z. The words cover a variety of topics and parts of speech. They include nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs that relate to concepts like politics, history, society, nature, and more. The list provides exposure to a broad range of terms for building English language skills.
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Speaker: Lee Hammerton – Unity
Watch the session on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Tzn-nX9hK1o
오픈 소스 Actor Framework 인 Akka.NET 을 통해 온라인 게임 서버를 어떻게 구현할 수 있는지를 설명합니다. Actor Model 에 대한 기본 이해부터 Scale-out 가능한 게임 서버 구축까지 전반적인 내용에 대해 알 수 있습니다. 설명을 위해 클라이언트는 Unity3D 를 사용할 예정입니다.
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This document provides formulas for calculating the perimeter and area of common shapes like squares, rectangles, triangles, parallelograms, and circles. It explains that the perimeter is the distance around the outside of a shape and is found by adding all the side lengths. The area is the space inside the shape and is measured in square units. Formulas provided include:
Perimeter of squares and rectangles = 2(Length + Width)
Area of squares and rectangles = Length x Width
Area of triangles = 1/2 x Base x Height
Area of circles = π x Radius2
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The document provides a chart listing words and their synonyms and antonyms. It includes 3 sections - Synonyms, Antonyms, and Homophones. The Synonym section lists words and their similar meaning words. The Antonyms section lists words and their opposite words. The Homophone section lists words that sound the same but have different meanings.
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The document provides a list of English and Spanish prefixes and their meanings to help improve grammar skills. It includes over 100 prefixes in English and Spanish with examples of how they are used to form different words. The prefixes give additional meaning to the words they are attached to, such as changing the meaning from positive to negative or describing an amount. The document serves as a reference for understanding how prefixes alter a word's definition.
This document contains a list of vocabulary words along with their definitions. It begins with words like "abase" meaning "make someone lower in rank or position" and "abdicate" meaning "formally give up an office." It continues providing definitions for roughly 60 additional words, with parts of speech and examples for many. The list covers a wide range of topics and includes words such as "aesthetic," "altruistic," "amalgamate," and "anathema."
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This short document promotes creating presentations using Haiku Deck, a tool for making slideshows. It encourages the reader to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentation and sharing it on SlideShare. In a single sentence, it pitches the idea of using Haiku Deck to easily design presentations.
The document provides an introduction to the GRE exam, including its five sections and scoring. It describes the two analytical writing tasks, two verbal reasoning sections containing text completion, sentence equivalence, and reading comprehension questions, and two quantitative reasoning sections containing quantitative comparison and problem solving questions. It also gives examples of different question types and outlines the content covered in a sample 8-week GRE preparation course.
The document discusses the history and development of the city of Boston from its founding in 1630 by Puritan colonists as a small settlement on the Shawmut Peninsula through its growth into a major seaport and center of trade and culture by the 18th century. It then outlines some of the key events and periods in Boston's history during the 19th and 20th centuries, including its role in various economic and social movements as well as its modern stature as an economic and educational center in New England.
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The document introduces formulas for calculating the perimeter and area of basic geometric shapes. It explains that the perimeter is the distance around a shape, found by adding up the lengths of all sides. The area is the space within a shape's boundaries, usually measured in square units. Formulas are provided for finding the perimeter and area of squares, rectangles, triangles, circles, and other shapes. While the names of variables like length and width may differ between shapes, the concepts of multiplying base and height or side lengths remain the same.
This document provides formulas for calculating the perimeter and area of common shapes like squares, rectangles, triangles, parallelograms, and circles. It explains that the perimeter is the distance around the outside of a shape and is found by adding all the side lengths. The area is the space inside the shape and is measured in square units. Formulas provided include:
Perimeter of squares and rectangles = 2(Length + Width)
Area of squares and rectangles = Length x Width
Area of triangles = 1/2 x Base x Height
Area of circles = π x Radius2
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The document appears to contain a list of words related to themes of control, oppression, and resistance as many of the words are associated with 1984 by George Orwell. Some of the words listed include: oligarchical, repression, heretic, hierarchy, improvisation, indignation, unorthodox, and irrepressible.
The document contains a list of over 150 words related to concepts like communication, society, politics, conflict, change, and more. Many of the words describe abstract concepts or phenomena like ambition, controversy, influence, innovation, and progress. Others refer to more concrete phenomena like agriculture, economy, legislation, transportation, and urbanization. The breadth of topics covered suggests the list was likely compiled to be as comprehensive as possible in encompassing vocabulary from many domains.
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Gre 400 words
1. The Ubiquitous 400
The GRE tests a surprisingly limited number of words. In the following lists, you will find words that occur frequently on
the GRE. Granted, memorizing a list of words is rather dry, but it is probably the most effective way to improve your
performance on the verbal section.
As you read through the lists, mark any words that you do not know with a check mark. Then when you read
through the list again, mark any that you do not remember with two checks. Continue in this manner until you have
learned the words.
The first list, The Ubiquitous 400, contains words that have appeared frequently on the GRE. Over the years, our
second list, Vocabulary 4000, has been an invaluable tool for students who have both the time and the determination to
wade through it. It’s chock-full of words that are prime candidates for the GRE.
abash humiliate, embarrass amalgamation mixture belie misrepresent
abdicate relinquish power or position ambiguous unclear belittle disparage
aberrant abnormal ambivalence conflicting emotions bellicose warlike
abet aid, encourage (typically of amenable agreeable benefactor patron
crime)
amorphous shapeless boisterous noisy
abeyance postponement
anachronistic out of historical order boor vulgar person
aboriginal indigenous
analogous similar bourgeois middle class
abridge shorten
anarchy absence of government bucolic rustic
abstemious moderate
anathema curse buttress support
acclimate accustom oneself to a
climate animus hate cachet prestige
accost to approach and speak to anomalous abnormal cacophony dissonance, harsh noise
someone
antipathy repulsion, hatred callow inexperienced
acquiesce agree passively
antipodal exactly opposite canon rule
acumen insight
antiquated outdated, obsolete capacious spacious
adamant insistent
apathy indifference capitulate surrender
admonish warn gently
appease pacify castigate criticize
adulterate contaminate, corrupt
approbation approval cathartic purgative, purifying
adversity hardship
artless naive, simple catholic universal, worldly
aegis that which protects
ascetic self-denying caustic scathing (of speech)
aesthetic pleasing to the senses,
beautiful assiduous hard-working censure condemn
assimilate absorb chagrin embarrassment
affable friendly
audacity boldness charlatan quack
affinity fondness
auspicious favorable chary cautious
aggregate total, collect
austere harsh, Spartan coagulate thicken
aghast horrified
coda concluding passage
alacrity swiftness autonomous self-governing
cogent well-put, convincing
alienate estrange, antagonize avarice greed
collusion conspiracy
alleviate lessen, assuage axiom self-evident truth
commensurate proportionate
altruism benevolence, generosity banal trite
commiserate empathize
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compensatory redeeming digress ramble exacerbate worsen
compliant submissive disabuse correct a misconception exasperate irritate
conciliatory reconciling discerning observant exhibitionist one who draws
attention to himself
condone overlook wrong doing discord lack of harmony
exonerate free from blame
conducive helping discrete separate
expedite hasten
connoisseur an expert, gourmet discretion prudence
extemporize improvise
consensus general agreement disingenuous deceptive
extol praise highly
contentious argumentative disparate various
facetious joking, sarcastic
conundrum puzzle, enigma disseminate distribute
facilitate make easier
convoluted twisted, complicated dissent disagree
fallacy false belief
covenant agreement, pact dissolution disintegration
fathom understand
covert secret dissonance discord
fervor intensity
credence belief distend swell
fickle always changing one’s mind
credulous believing divest strip, deprive
filibuster long speech
cynical scornful of the motives of divulge disclose
others fledgling just beginning,
dogmatic certain, unchanging in
dauntless courageous opinion struggling
dearth scarcity dormant asleep flout to show disregard for the law
or rules
defamation (noun) slander eclectic from many sources
foment instigate
deference courteously yielding to efficacy effectiveness
another forsake abandon
effigy likeness, mannequin
deleterious harmful fortuitous lucky
effloresce to bloom
delineate draw a line around, foster encourage
describe effrontery insolence
frugal thrifty
demur take exception elicit provoke
fulminate denounce, menace
denigrate defame eloquent well-spoken
furtive stealthy
deprecate belittle emancipate liberate
gainsay contradict
desiccate dehydrate embellish exaggerate
germane relevant
despot tyrant endemic peculiar to a particular
region glib insincere manner
destitute poor
enervate weaken gratuitous unwarranted, uncalled for
desultory without direction in life
engender generate gregarious sociable
deterrent hindrance
ennui boredom halcyon serene
devoid empty hamper obstruct
enumerate count
devout pious harangue tirade
esoteric known by only a few
diatribe long denunciation harry harass
esthetic artistic
dichotomy a division into two parts hedonism excessive pursuit of
euphemism genteel expression pleasure in life
didactic instructional
euphoria elation hegemony authority, domination
diffident shy
evanescent fleeting, very brief histrionic overly dramatic
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homogeneous uniform intrepid fearless omnipotent all-powerful
hyperbole exaggeration inundate flood onerous burdensome
hypocritical deceiving, two-faced inure accustom, habituate, harden opprobrium disgrace
iconoclast one who rails against invective verbal insult oscillate waver
sacred institutions
inveigle lure paean a song of praise
idiosyncrasy peculiarity
irascible irritable paradigm a model
imminent about to happen
irresolute hesitant, uncertain paragon standard of excellence
impecunious indigent
itinerary route parody imitation, ridicule
imperative vital, pressing
judicious prudent parsimonious stingy
imperturbable calm
laconic brief, terse paucity scarcity
impervious impenetrable
lassitude lethargy pedagogical pertaining to teaching
impetuous impulsive
laudatory commendable pedantic bookish
implicit implied
levity frivolity penchant inclination
impolitic unwise
lucid clearly understood penury poverty
impulsive to act suddenly
lurid ghastly pernicious destructive
impunity exemption from harm
Machiavellian politically crafty, perpetuity eternity
inadvertent unintentional cunning
perspicacious keen
incendiary inflammatory magnanimous generous, kindhearted
pervade permeate
incipient beginning magnate a powerful, successful
person philanthropic charitable
incontrovertible indisputable
malevolence bad intent, malice phlegmatic sluggish
incorrigible unreformable
malinger shirk piety devoutness
indifferent unconcerned
malleable moldable, tractable pious devout, holy
indigent poor
misanthrope hater of mankind piquant tart-tasting, spicy
indolent lazy
miscreant evildoer pithy concise
indomitable invincible
mitigate lessen the severity platitude trite remark
ineffable inexpressible
mundane ordinary platonic nonsexual
inert inactive
nadir lowest point plethora overabundance
inherent innate, inborn
narcissism self-love polemic a controversy
inhibit restrain
nascent incipient posthumous after death
inimical adverse, hostile
neologism newly coined expression pragmatic practical
insatiable gluttonous
nonplus confound precarious dangerous, risky
insidious treacherous
noxious toxic precipitate cause
insipid flat, dull
insufferable unbearable obfuscate bewilder, muddle precursor forerunner
insular narrow-minded obtuse stupid preponderance predominance
intangible not perceptible by touch obviate make unnecessary presumptuous assuming
internecine mutually destructive odious despicable pretentious affected, inflated
intractable unmanageable officious forward, obtrusive pretext excuse
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