Gre by ArgoPrep: : gre prep 2018 + 14 Days Online Comprehensive Prep Included + Videos + Practice Tests \

perfidy
: noun-treachery; betrayal of trust. Pierce found it
hard to grapple with the perfidy of his long-time training
meandering
: verb – winding back and forth; rambling. 
partner and friend. 
Meandering the streets and alley ways of a new city is one
of the best ways to tap into the local culture.
peruse
: verb – to study; to read. The director asked the
panel to peruse the material before the interview started 
mitigate
: verb –
to make or to become milder or less
so that they could formulate specific questions about the
severe; to moderate. John hoped that drinking coffee would
candidate’s credentials. 
help mitigate the drowsiness caused by the medicine. 

---

328
ARGOPREP.COM/GRE
philistine
: adjective – narrow-minded; smugly conven-
the military academy for his recalcitrant attitude and his tional. 
Heidi’s philistine views were not warmly received by
unwillingness to follow the rules.
the stanchly liberal crowd.
recluse
: noun-a person who lives alone, away from others.
piety
: noun – devotion and reverence, especially to god
The kid in the neighborhood considered the old woman a and family. 
In addition to the pastor’s piety, the congregation
recluse since she never came outside. 
appreciated his sense of duty to the youth of the church and to the community. 
redundant
: adjective –
wordy; exceeding what is necessary or normal; lavish; overflowing.
The newsletter was 
pique
: verb – to hurt the feelings of or make resentful; to
redundant; each article shared the same facts using different
arouse; to excite. The commercial piqued Jenna’s curiosity
words and phrasing. 

---

about the new video game and prompted her to do some
more research on its features.