Top 35 GRE Vocabulary Words 2023 | Most Repeated GRE Words | GRE Vocabulary Tips and Tricks

The vast vocabulary of the GRE verbal section is the main factor contributing to students' difficulties. About half of all Verbal questions are Text Completion and Sentence Equivalence questions, which directly assess vocabulary knowledge. Not to mention the numerous passages and questions in Reading Comprehension that use challenging vocabulary and may hinder understanding.
This video "Top 35 GRE Vocabulary Words 2023 | Most Repeated GRE Words | GRE Vocabulary Tips and Tricks" includes a list of the 35 most repeated vocabulary words and is based on the actual exam experiences. Anyone appearing for the GRE exam should not miss any of these words.
This is the second video on the series of GRE verbal preparation for beginners. This series will include videos on GRE Vocabulary with example sentences, GRE preparation vocabulary, how to memorize vocabulary for GRE, GRE vocabulary with mnemonics, GRE exam vocabulary, and GRE advanced vocabulary.
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[@kathrynwest1072]

had to watch this, because my practice test said "insoluble" which I only thought of as "can't be dissolved" but it also meant "can't be solved"

[@spunky582]

Great collection

[@nggeorgia1096]

great thank you, you just don't need to say "meaning" all the time

[@lathach8738]

Hi sir, do you have gre course apart from these UA-cam videos ?

[@greinsight]

I am working on that.