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GRE重点词汇解析：tacit

tacit: 无言的; expressed or carried on without words or speech

1) done without using words

2) expressed or done without words, implied; unspoken;

3) not voiced or expressed

4) not expressed openly, but understood

Syn: implicit, silent, suggested, unspoken, implied, undeclared, unsaid, unuttered

taciturn : silent, not talkative

tacit <> directly expressed, expressly stated, explicit

1. Although not a word had been said, everyone in the room knew that a tacit agreement had been made about which course of a action to take.

2. No words on the matter were actually spoken between our neighbors and us; we simply came to a tacit agreement that any apples that fell onto our yard from their tree were ours.

3. The National Security Agency aide argued, in effect, that he had received the president's tacit approval for the arms-for-hostages deal.

Tacit reasons are not tangible reasons, and vice versa.

4. A second baseman and a shortstop have a tacit understanding of who is to cover second base in case of a ground ball.

5. It is illegal for a politician to accept money in exchange for a political favor, but it’s hard to prove guilt when the agreement is tacit.

6. Katie and carmella had a tacit agreement that they would not mention the dented fender to their parents

GRE重点词汇解析：torpor

torpor: 麻木, 迟钝; a state of mental or physical inactivity or insensibility

1) extreme mental and physical sluggishness

2) a state of mental and physical inactivity accompanied by a loss of feeling; a lack of energy

3) a condition of dormancy; sluggishness; temporary (either partial or total) loss of sensation or motion; stupor;

4) dullness or apathy

相近词汇：apathy, dullness, lethargy, sluggish, lacking movement, languor, stupor

torpor <> alertness, EXULTANT, vigilance, ardor, ebullient, vivacity, animation, ebullience, zeal, animation, alert, extreme excitability

torpor <> ardor

1. After surgery, the patient experienced torpor until the anesthesia wore off.

2. During my illness, the fever did not trouble me so much as the torpor—I hate to be slowed down!

3. After 24 hours of sleeplessness, torpor is likely to set in.

4. Torpor is characteristic among those who spent hours before their TVs in the old days watching the political conventions from gavel to gavel.

VEHEMENCE 热情的<>tepidity/ torpor 慢热的

aloof : reserve :: sluggish : torpor

torrid adj.热带的

GRE重点词汇解析：vacillate

vacillate: 犹豫; to waver in mind, will, or feeling

1) to sway physically; to be indecisive

2) to sway or fluctuate; to waver in feeling or hesitate in making a decision

3) to waver; to sway back and forth; to fluctuate or oscillate;

4) to waver in attitude; show indecision

5) to waver; to sway indecisively

相近词汇: oscillate, stagger, swing; alternate, hedge, pause, dither, falter, fluctuate, oscillate, waver

vacillation <> resolution

vacillate <> equipoise, stand firm, resolve firmly, resolute

vacillate : indecision = bristle : anger

1. The customer held up the line as he vacillated between ordering chocolate chip or rocky road ice cream.

2. Roberta vacillated for so long that by the time she decided to go to the show, the tickets were all sold out.

3. It is not unusual for one’s position on an issue to vacillate as more and better information becomes available.

4. Homer and Marge often vacillate on where to go for their summer vacation.

vacillating, vacillation

-equipoise:

to equal or offset in weight; balance. Vacillate: to sway unsteadily; waver; totter; stagger.

vacillation constancy

vacillation impetuosity

vacillation motionless balance

vacillation pertinacity

vacillation < > decisiveness, pertinacity

pompous : pontificate irresolute : vacillate 同义

unswerved : vacillate capricious/whimsical/headlong : deliberate 反义

irresolute: vacillate pompous: pontificate

vacillate < > decisiveness, equipoise

<> resolute(/ decide / settle / adamant /

vacillation < > decisiveness, pertinacity

<> constancy / persistence / impetuosity

GRE重点词汇解析：paragon

paragon: model of excellence or perfection of a kind

1) an example of excellence

paragon : excellence

paragon : imitate

paragon : excellent

paragon <> travesty

apotheosis, ideal, quintessence, standard

1. She is a paragon of what a judge should be: honest, intelligent, hardworking, and just.

2. As a student, Gina was thought to be a paragon, but her English teacher noticed that she excelled only because she refused to take any risks.

Synonyms: epitome, exemplar, nonpareil, standard

GRE重点词汇解析：invective

invective: 恶言漫骂; abusive language

1) abusive language curses, vituperation

2) An intensely vehement, highly emotional verbal attack

Invective ------ an insult or abuse in speech

invective -----verbal abuse.

invective (n) ---- abuse; verbal attack; vituperation; violent censure. Antonym: praise; laudatory words; complimentary speech

Synonyms: berating, diatribe, tirade

invective <> accolade

Invective : complimentary language

The invective she heaped on her colleague was completely out of proportion with the small error she had made. ?

I will no longer put up with your invective, Where did you learn such language?

The debate judge cautioned participants not to engage in invective but rather in reasoned and decorous discourse.

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