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Descripción: High Frequency Trading Luz Orlando Ramirez August 7, 2011 2 CONTENTS Problem / Solution, 5 Executive Summary, 6 General Background Specific Background Conclusion / Recommendation Discussion, May...
GRE HIGH FREQUENCY WORD LIST WORD A abate aberrant abeyance abscond admonish adulterate aesthetic alacrity alleviate aloof altruistic amalgamate ambidextrous ambiguous ambivalence ameliorate anachronism analogous anarchist anarchy animosity anomalous antagonistic antipathy antiquated antithesis apathy appease apprehension apprise approbation appropriate arbitrary arduous artless ascetic assiduous assuage astute atrophy attenuate audacious austere austerity authoritarian autonomous
MEANING
Part of Speech
subside; decrease, lessen verb abnormal or deviant noun suspended action noun depart secretly and hide verb warn; reprove verb make impure by mixing with baser substances verb artistic; dealing with or capable of appreciation of the beautiful; adjective cheerful promptness noun relieve verb apart; reserved adjective unselfishly generous, concerned for others adjective combine, unite in one body verb capable of using either hand with equal ease adjective unclear or doubtful in meaning adjective the state of having contradictory or conflicting emotional attitudes; noun improve verb an error involving time in a story noun comparable adjective person who rebels against the established order noun absence of governing body, state of disorder noun active enmity; hatred noun abnormal; irregular hostile; opposed; actively resisting adjective aversion; dislike old-fashioned; obsolete adjective contrast; direct opposite of or to noun lack of caring; indifference noun pacify; soothe verb fear noun inform verb approval noun acquire; take possession of for one's own use verb unreasonable or capricious; imperious; tyrannical; despotic adjective hard; strenuous adjective without guile; open and honest adjective practicing self denial; austere adjective diligent. adjective ease or lessen(pain);soothe(anger);satisfy(hunger) verb wise; shrewd adjective wasting away noun make thin; weaken verb daring; bold adjective strict; stern adjective sternness; severity; lack of luxuries noun favoring or exercising total control; non-democratic adjective self-governing adjective
hackneyed; commonplace; trite contradict; give a false impression generous; charitable kindly; favorable; not malignant state of being kind, benign, gracious leave to someone by a will; hand down cursing; irreverence; sacrilege suffering for a disease; destroyed gay; joyous support; prop up pompous; using inflated language rude; clownish grow forth; send out buds make shiny by rubbing; polish support; prop up
C cacophony discord cajole coax; wheedle candor frankness capricious unpredictable; fickle; incalculable censorious critical censure blame; criticize chicanery trickery clemency disposition to be lenient; mildness, as of the weather coagulate thicken; congeal; clot coda concluding section of a musical or literary composition coercion use of force to get someone's compliance cogent convincing commensurate equal in extent compendium brief; comprehensive summary complaisant tryng to please; obliging compliant yielding; confirming to requirements conciliatory reconciling; soothing. condone overlook; forgive; give tacit approval; excuse confound confuse; puzzle connoisseur person competent to act as a judge of art; lover of art. contention claim; thesis contend struggle; compete; assert earnestly contentious quarrelsome contrite penitent conundrum riddle convoluted coiled around cordial gracious; heartfelt corroborate confirm craven cowardly credulity belief on slight evidence criterion standard used in judging
intimidate weaken; enfeeble courteous regard for another's wish portray blacken condemn; criticize regret; disapprove of corruption; wickedness express disapproval of; protest against; belittle scoff at unoriginal; derived from another source expressing a low opinion dry up depressed; gloomy tyrant; harsh, authoritarian ruler aimless; jumping around emotionally removed; calm and objective; indifferent something that discourages; hindrance going astray; erratic; cunning bitter scolding; invective branching into two parts teaching; instructional shyness wandering away from the subject problem; choice of two unsatisfactory alternatives steadiness of effort; persistent hard work lessening; reduction in size lament with music correct a false impression; undeceive distinguishable; perceivable mentally quick and observant; having insight inharmonious; conflicting prudence; ability to adjust actions to circumstances digressing; rambling treat with scorn or contempt unwillingness not naive; sophisticated belittle difference; condition of inequality calm; impartial argumentative; fond of argument scatter (like seeds) disagree loose in morals discord expand; swell out vary; go in different directions from the same point differing; deviating
strip; deprive program as for trial; book where such entries are made provide written evidence positive; arbitrary home sleeping; lethargic; torpid doubtful double dealing; hypocrisy someone who is easily fooled
Part of Speech verb noun verb adjective noun adjective adjective noun noun
E ebullient showing excitement; overflowing with enthusiasm adjective eccentric odd; whimsical; irregular adjective ecclesiastic pertaining to the church adjective eclectic selective in choosing from a variety of sources adjective effervescent exuberant; bubbly and excited adjective efficacy power to produce desired effect noun effigy dummy noun effrontery shameless boldness noun elated overjoyed; in high spirits adjective elegiacal like in elegy; mournful adjective elicit draw out by discussion verb eloquence expressiveness; persuasive speech noun elusive evasive; baffling; hard to gasp adjective emaciated thin and wasted adjective embellish adorn verb embryonic undeveloped; rudimentary adjective empirical based on experience adjective emulate rival; imitate verb endemic prevailing among a specific group of people or in a specific area or country; adjective endorse approve; support verb enervate weaken verb enfranchise to admit to the rights of citizenship (especially the right to vote) verb engender cause; produce verb enhance advance; improve verb enigma puzzle noun enmity ill will; hatred noun enumerate list; mention one by one verb enunciate speak distinctly verb ephemeral short-lived; fleeting adjective epic long heroic poem or similar work of art noun equanimity calmness of temperament noun equilibrium balance noun equivocal doubtful; ambiguous adjective equivocate lie; mislead; attempt to conceal the truth verb erratic odd; unpredictable adjective erroneous mistaken; wrong adjective erudite learned; scholarly adjective esoteric known only to a chosen few adjective
separated; alienated praise mild expression in place of an unpleasant one worsen; embitter clear from blame put into effect; carry out serving as a model; outstanding serve as an example of; embody thorough; comprehensive urgent situation acquit; exculpate hasten definite; open praise; glorify not essential; external free; disentangle not inherent; foreign abundance; effusiveness; lavishness
commonplace; trite adjective obstruct verb random; by chance adjective noisy speech noun pride; arrogance noun belief that pleasure is the sole aim of life noun opinion contrary to popular belief; opinion contrary to accepted religion noun of the same kind adjective exaggeration; overstatement noun excessively exacting adjective pertaining to be virtuous; deceiving adjective based on assumptions or hypothesis adjective
attacking cherished traditions worship of idols; excessive admiration pure; spotless unchangeable worsen; diminish in value without feeling; not affected by pain hinder; block; delay impervious; not permitting passage through its substance insolent calm; placid violent; hasty; rash moving force incapable of being pacified put into effect; supply with tools that is hinted at or suggested understood but not stated carelessly; unintentionally silly; senseless start; initiate; install at office uninterrupted recently begun; rudimentary; elementary not essential; minor cutting; sharp arouse to action with identity concealed; using an assumed name
incoherent unintelligible; muddled; illogical incongruous not fitting; absurd inconsequential of trifling significance incontrovertible indisputable incorrigible uncorrectable incredulity tendency to disbelief incredulous withholding belief; skeptical indict charge indifferent unmoved; lacking concern indigenous native indigent poor indiscriminate choosing at random; confused indolent lazy induce persuade; bring about indulgent humoring; yielding; lenient inert inactive; lacking power to move infamous notoriously bad infer deduce; conclude infiltrate pass into or through; penetrate (an organization) sneakily ingenious clever ingenious naïve; young; unsophisticated inherent firmly established by nature or habit innate inborn innocuous harmless innovation change; introduction of something new insinuate hint; imply insipid tasteless; dull insolvent bankrupt; lacking money to pay instigate urge; start; provoke insularity narrow-mindedness; isolation intangible not material; not able to be perceived by touch integrity wholeness; purify; uprightness interminable endless intermittent periodic; on and off intractable unruly; refractory intransigent refusing any compromise; stubborn intricate complex; knotty; tangled introspective locking within oneself introvert one who is introspective; inclined to think more about oneself inundate overflow; flood inured accustomed; hardened invective abuse irascible irritable; easily angered ironic resulting in unexpected and contrary manner irrational illogical; lacking reason; insane irresolute uncertain how to act; weak irreverence lack of proper aspect itinerant wandering; traveling itinerary plan of a trip noun
WORD JK judicious kindle L laconic lament languish lassitude laud lavish legacy lethargic levity lexicographer lexicon listless lofty loquacious lucid lucrative
MEANING
Part of Speech
sound in judgment; wise start a fire; inspire
adjective verb
brief and to the point grieve; express sorrow lose animation; lose strength languor; weariness praise liberal; wasteful gift made by a will drowsy; dull lightness compiler of a dictionary dictionary lacking in spirit or energy very high talkative easily understood profitable
M magnanimous generous magniloquent boastful; pompous malign speak evil of; defame malingerer one who feigns illness to escape duty malleable capable of being shaped by pounding marred damaged; disfigured maverick rebel; nonconformist mendacious lying; false metamorphosis change of form metaphor implied comparison methodological systematic meticulous excessively careful misconstrue interpret incorrectly; misjudge miserly stingy; mean mitigate appease mollify soothe moribund at the point of death morose ill-humored; sullen mundane worldly as opposed to spiritual N niggle nihilism notoriety novelty nullify nurture
spend too much time on minor points; carp denial of traditional values; absolute skepticism disrepute; ill fame something new; newness to make invalid bring up; feed; educate
stubborn adjective destroy completely verb forgetfulness noun offensive adjective dark; vague; unclear adjective slavishly attentive; servile; sycophantic adjective stubborn adjective make unnecessary; get rid of verb the West noun shut; close verb meddlesome; excessively trying to please adjective threatening adjective burdensome adjective individual who sacrifices principles for expediency by taking advantage of the noun infamy; vilification noun one who fits glasses to remedy visual defects noun decree noun showy; pretentious adjective one opposed to force; antimilitarist model of reflection humorous imitation; travesty one-sided; prejudiced; committed to a party pertaining to disease scarcity showing off learning; bookish strong inclination; liking extreme poverty something that is continuing or recent basely false superficial; not thorough agitation spread throughout; permeating turn to stone make love lightly; flirt calm; not easily disturbed religious devotion; godliness pacify; conciliate steal another's ideas and pass them off as one's own trite remark; commonplace statement excess; overabundance fall sharply quality of being deeply moving; keenness of emotion powerful; persuasive; greatly influential practical; concerned with practical values introductory statement uncertain; risky
limited; restricted adjective dilemma noun equivocate; play on words; minor objection or complaint verb at rest; dormant; temporarily inactive adjective
made less dense (of gas) approve formally; verify snub; beat back refutation; response with contrary evidence obstinately stubborn repudiate; withdraw previous statement hermit; loner abstruse; profound; secret superfluous; excessively wordy; repetitious stubborn; unmanageable disprove banish; consign to inferior position pertinence; reference to the case in hand guilt; self-reproach abandon; discontinue; disown; repudiate reprove severely blame; censure person hardened in sin; devoid of a sense of decency censure; rebuke disown; disavow cancel
self-control; formal but distant manner unresisting; patiently submissive determination reserve; uncommunicativeness; inclination to be silent withdraw; take back go backwards; degenerate, instead of advancing looking back on the past respectful; worshipful
keen; shrewd; having insight adjective healthful adjective approve; ratify verb surfeit; satisfy fully verb mocking adjective soak verb enjoy; have a distinctive flavor, smell, equality verb tasty; pleasing, attractive, or agreeable adjective conscientious; extremely thorough adjective examine closely and critically verb isolation; solitude noun hide away; produce and release a substance into an organism verb relating to a religious fraction or subgroup; narrow-minded; limited adjective slavish; cringing adjective fragment, generally of pottery noun doubter; person who suspends judgment until he has examined the evidence. noun a point of view noun seriousness; gravity noun request earnestly; seek verb worried; concerned adjective gloomy; depressing adjective sleep producer; sleep causing adjective seemingly reasonable but incorrect adjective someone who wastes money noun occurring irregularly adjective waste verb motionless; stale; dull adjective division of a poem noun unchanging; lacking development adjective loyal adjective token of disgrace; brand noun supply; allotted demand; assigned portion of work noun make express conditions; specify verb person who is indifferent to pleasure or pain noun dull; impassive adjective marked with parallel bands; grooved adjective pompous walk noun supporting bar noun make numb; stun; amaze verb
understood; not put into words habitually silent; talking little peripheral; only slightly connected; digressing able to be touched; real; palpable boring; tiring provisional; experimental thin; rare; slim concise; abrupt; pithy extended scolding; denunciation dormant; dull; lethargic lethargy; sluggishness; dormancy winding; full of curves docile violation of law; sin fear; trembling agitation hackneyed; commonplace trifles; unimportant matters
