2019备考GRE填空高频词汇积累part48

>>GRE考试词汇：2019备考GRE填空高频词汇积累part48

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1. certainty n. 确定性 , 确定的事 词频:2 ['sə:tənti]

近义词：very like a whale / inerrability

例句：That would at least give the industry certainty about what it must buy and when.(ECONOMIST: Aviation)

2. certitude n. 确实 , 确信 词频:2 ['sə:titju:d]

近义词：assurance / conviction

例句：Suppose your 1976 sense of moral certitude overrode your natural instinct to want children. (FORBES: Predicting the Future: Part II)

3. willfulness n. 任性 词频:2 ['wilfəlnis]

近义词：caprice / waywardness

例句：The IRS says willfulness can be a conscious effort to avoid learning about FBAR reporting.(FORBES: IRS May Find "Innocent" FBAR Violation Willful)

4. glory n. 荣誉 , 光荣 词频:2 ['glɔ:ri]

近义词：honor / accolade;full of oneself / pride

例句：Clients are now suspicious of the fees that hedge funds could command in their glory days. (ECONOMIST: Buttonwood)

5. dissolution n. 溶解 , 瓦解 , 解体 词频:2 [disə'lju:ʃən]

近义词：analysis / solution / death / decomposition / end

例句：We are experiencing the dissolution of the pleasing fresco represented by the old market segmentation model. (FORBES: Obama to Jobs This Evening: Where's My Vision for America?)

6. fusion n. 熔化 , 融合 , 核聚变 词频:2 ['fju:ӡən]

近义词：melt / amalgamation

例句：Nutanix is currently using Fusion-io PCIe cards but is open to new PCIe card technologies.(FORBES: Explosive Growth in Flash Memory Enterprise Applications)

7. prolixity n. 冗长 , 罗嗦 词频:2 [prəu'liksəti]

近义词：lengthiness / verboseness

例句：The book owed much, including its prolixity, to Martin Heidegger, a German contemporary of Nazi sympathies.(ECONOMIST: Jean-Paul Sartre)

8. sagaciousness n. 睿智 , 聪敏 词频:2 [sə'gei,ʃəsnis]

近义词：present wit / perspicacity

9. turmoil n. 骚动 , 混乱 词频:2 ['tə:mɔil]

近义词：combustion / disorder / chaos / confusion / involvement

例句：He also has been at the center of turmoil caused by past remarks on race and religion. (NPR: Minister Louis Farrakhan)

10. extravagance n. 奢侈 , 浪费 , 挥霍无度 词频:2 [ik'strævəgəns]

近义词：luxury / waste / excess / dissipation

例句：ECB's extravagance sparked fears that it knew about a nasty problem in European banking.(ECONOMIST: A liquidity squeeze)

11. notoriety n. 声名狼藉 , 臭名昭著 词频:2 [ˌnətə'raiəti]

例句：Why would the trustees risk such notoriety by failing to play it straight with Hank? (FORBES: Black Sheep Beats Bank)

12. disappointment n. 失望 词频:2 [ˌdisə'pɔintmənt]

近义词：depression / sell

例句：But the big disappointment is the leader of the Conservative Party, 40-year-old David Cameron. (FORBES: Fact and Comment)

13. appositeness n. 适当 , 贴切 词频:2 ['æpəzitnis]

近义词：fitness / relevance / aproposity

例句：His broad culture, his knowledge of history and his political intuition guaranteed the accuracy of his analyses and the appositeness of his counsel.(UNESCO: FÉLIX HOUPHOUËT-BOIGNY PEACE PRIZE)

14. congeniality n. 适意 , 同性质 , 意气相投 词频:2 [kənˌdӡi:ni'æliti]

例句：Look, we'll certainly look for more congeniality and cooperation next year in making the process flow more easily.(WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing)

15. withdrawal n. 收回 , 撤退 , 取消 词频:2 [wið'drɔ:əl]

近义词：cancellation / pullback

例句：If he vetoes it, they should send another bill with a timetable for a withdrawal.(NPR: Democratic Presidential Hopefuls Stump in Iowa)

16. authorization n. 授权 , 批准 词频:2 [ˌɔ:θərai'zeiʃən]

近义词：commission / confirmation / warranty

例句：What you also have is the authorization for the use of military force by Congress.(WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing)

17. deference n. 顺从 , 尊重 词频:2 ['defərəns]

近义词：compliance / Friend VS Lover

例句：In deference to Islamic anti-blasphemy laws, the Alliance favors a global gag on free speech.(FORBES: Freedom's Edge)

18. demise n. 死亡 , 让位 , 转让 词频:2 [di'maiz]

近义词：death / negotiation / end / dying / termination;will / bequeath

例句：Despite the predictions of their demise, the mall, both at home and abroad, appears far from finished.(FORBES: It's A Mall World After All)

19. avarice n. 贪财 , 贪婪 词频:2 ['ævəris]

近义词：greed / itching palm

例句：Because it combined easy money, greed and securitizing that avarice all over the world.(FORBES: Madoff Has Met His Match: Mortgage Fraud Crime of the Century)

20. prerogative n. 特权 词频:2 [pri'rɔgətiv]

近义词：franchise / special privilege;favoured

例句：If you're a Yankee fan and you want to boo me, that's your prerogative. (WSJ: Halladay allows 1 run in 2 1-3 innings vs Yankees)

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