GRE English Vocabulary for 24th March
English Vocabulary Index
GRE English Vocabulary for 24th March :
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Distinction (n) : eminence, difference, honour
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Distinguish (v) : differentiate
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Distort (v) : to twist out of shape, misinterpret
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Distract (v) : to draw aside, confuse
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Distraught (adj.) : violently agitated worried
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Distress (n) : sorrow, an extreme pain
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Distribute (v) : divide among a number
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District (n) : a division of a state
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Distrust (n) : suspicion, want of trust or confidence
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Distrust (v) : suspect, do not trust
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Disturb (v) : confuse, interrupt, disquiet, disorder
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Disturbance (n) : interruption, agitation, perplexity
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Disunite (v) : separate
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Disunite (n) : disunion
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Disuse (n) : state of being not in use
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Ditch (n) : a sink, trench, channel
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Ditto (n) : the same as already told or written
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Ditty (n) : a little poem, a lay, a strain, a ballad
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Diurnal (adj.) : daily, pertaining to the day time
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Dive (v) : plunge, dip
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Diver (n) : one who dives in water, a diving bird
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Diverge (v) : extend, recede, open out
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Diverse (adj.) : unlike, various, changeful
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Diversity (n) : difference, variety, being diverse
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Divert (v) : to amuse, to turn aside
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Divest (v) : unclothe, take away
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Divide (v) : separate into parts, disunite
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Dividend (n) : the number to be divided, share or profit
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Divine (adj.) : sacred or holy, excellent, pertaining to God
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Divinity (n) : God, divine nature
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Divisible (adj.) : that can be divided
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Division (n) : dividing portion, partition
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Divisor (n) : a number that divides another without remainder
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Divorce (n) : legal separation from the marriage bond
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Divot (n) : piece of land covered with grass
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Divulge (n) : to let out, reveal
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Dizzy (adj.) : giddy, confused
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Do (v) : perform, execute, complete
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Docile (adj.) : teachable, manageable, obedient
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Docket (n) : a label stuck on goods, showing its contents
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Doctor (n) : a learned man, a medical, person
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Doctrine (n) : a principle, knowledge, teachings
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Document (n) : a written statement
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