GRE · Verbal reasoning

A GRE vocabulary list you can remember on test day.

GRE Verbal rewards precise, slightly unusual words in text completion and sentence equivalence. Wordera’s GRE pack teaches those words with illustrations and example sentences, then reviews them before they fade.

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GRE words fail when they are only synonyms on a list

Text completion and sentence equivalence are not “pick a hard word.” They are “pick the word whose nuance fits the sentence.” Equivocate is not a fancy lie. Laconic is not merely quiet. If your deck only stores a one-word synonym, the GRE will punish the missing shade.

That is why an illustrated card plus a full example sentence is a better GRE encoding than a 5,000-word spreadsheet. You still need volume over months — but each word should arrive as meaning, usage and a picture you can retrieve.

What is in the Wordera GRE pack

Advanced verbal vocabulary for text completion and critical reading. Daily Learn / Test / Play keeps the load finite: new GRE words, due reviews, and games that reuse the active pack rather than random trivia.

Sentence equivalencelaconic

Using very few words. Picture a one-line reply on a long memo. Pair with terse, pithy — not shy.

Text completionequivocate

To speak ambiguously in order to avoid commitment. The illustration of a forked answer is more GRE-real than “be unclear.”

Readingerudite

Having or showing great knowledge. Useful in passages about scholars; easy to confuse with arrogant if you only learnt a glamour synonym.

Nuancepragmatic

Dealing with things in a practical way. Opposite cluster: idealistic, dogmatic. GRE loves this contrast.

Tonecaustic

Sarcastic in a scathing way. Not the same as merely critical.

Argumentundermine

To weaken gradually. Core verb for reading questions about an author’s strategy.

How this compares with popular GRE decks

Magoosh popularised compact, high-frequency GRE lists with written explanations. Anki remains the default if you want total control of intervals. Wordera is for people who remember pictures better than stacked text cards, and who want a daily plan instead of deck maintenance.

Be honest about fit: Wordera is iOS-only today, and it is a newer app. If you already live in Anki and like it, stay. If text-only GRE cards keep bouncing, illustrated SRS is the experiment worth running.

No fake score claims. Wordera will not raise a GRE Verbal score by itself. Combine the pack with official practice questions and timed sections.

Try the illustrated pack on iPhone

Wordera is on the App Store. Open a daily Learn / Test / Play plan and keep the words you actually need.