GRE Vocab - All Nouns

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Across
  1. 3. (noun) Passion, excitement.
  2. 8. (noun) Someone who shows off learning.
  3. 12. (noun) Excessive showiness.
  4. 13. (noun) Deviation from what is normal.
  5. 15. (noun) Harsh, jarring noise.
  6. 18. (noun) Effective writing or speaking.
  7. 21. (noun) Steadily increasing volume of force.
  8. 23. (noun) Charity; a desire or effort to promote goodness.
  9. 25. (noun) A mark of shame or discredit.
  10. 26. (noun) Lack of variation.
  11. 28. (noun) A tendency to be thrifty or cheap.
  12. 30. (noun) Excess.
  13. 31. (noun) Speech in praise of someone.
  14. 33. (noun) Extreme mental and physical sluggishness.
  15. 34. (noun) A sorrowful poem or speech.
  16. 35. (noun) Long, harsh, speech or verbal attack.
  17. 37. (noun) Effectiveness.
  18. 39. (noun) Filled with truth and accuracy.
  19. 41. (noun) Deceit or trickery.
  20. 42. (noun) Intense and passionate feeling.
  21. 43. (noun) An extremely deep hole.
Down
  1. 1. (noun) Someone with an amateurish and superficial interest in a topic.
  2. 2. (noun) Use of an inoffensive word or phrase in place of a more distasteful one.
  3. 4. (noun) Extreme dislike.
  4. 5. (noun) A harsh and disagreeable combination, often of sounds.
  5. 6. (noun) Appropriateness of behavior or conduct; propriety.
  6. 7. (noun) A salutation wishing good health to a person; a revelry which includes merriment and drinking.
  7. 9. (noun) Someone prejudiced in favor of a group to which he or she belongs.
  8. 10. (noun) A person who dislikes others.
  9. 11. (noun) Lack of interest or emotion.
  10. 14. (noun) A contradiction or dilemma.
  11. 16. (noun) Deception by means of craft or guile.
  12. 17. (noun) Public disgrace.
  13. 19. (noun) Respect; courtesy.
  14. 20. (noun) A puzzle; a mystery.
  15. 22. (noun) Something that brings about a change in something else.
  16. 23. (noun) Correct behavior; obedience to rules and customs.
  17. 24. (noun) One who opposes established beliefs, customs, and institutions.
  18. 27. (noun) An abusive, condemnatory speech.
  19. 29. (noun) Great disorder or confusion.
  20. 30. (noun) Wisdom, caution, or restraint.
  21. 32. (noun) A figure of speech comparing two different things; a symbol.
  22. 36. (noun) A funeral hymn or mournful speech.
  23. 38. (noun) Model of excellence or perfection.
  24. 40. (noun) A firmly held opinion, often a religious belief.