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Vocabulario Avanzado para el GRE - ¡Solo el Cambio es Constante!

Aquí aprenderás algunas palabras en inglés sobre cambio, causa y efecto, como "assuage", "debase", "obviate", etc. que se necesitan para el examen GRE.

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Advanced Words Needed for the GRE
to alleviate

to reduce from the difficulty or intensity of a problem, issue, etc.

reducir

reducir

Ex: Ongoing support programs are currently alleviating the challenges faced by the community. 
to augment
to augment
[Verbo]

to add to something's value, effect, size, or amount

aumentar

aumentar

Ex: She augments her income by taking on freelance projects. 
to bolster
to bolster
[Verbo]

to enhance the strength or effect of something

reforzar

reforzar

Ex: Recent scientific findings have bolstered the theory that climate change poses severe risks. 
to console
to console
[Verbo]

to help a person, who is either disappointed or emotionally suffering, feel better

consolar

consolar

Ex: Friends consoled her after the failure of her project. 
to converge

(of policies, opinions, ideas, aims, etc.) to develop into either the same thing or something extremely similar

converger

converger

Ex: Through diplomatic negotiations, the countries' foreign policies began to converge. 
to cow
to cow
[Verbo]

to force obedience onto someone with the use of threats

intimidar

intimidar

Ex: He tried to cow his employees into compliance with threats of job loss. 
to debase
to debase
[Verbo]

to tarnish someone's character or morals

corromper

corromper

Ex: The scandal debased the politician’s once-respected reputation. 
to desiccate

to preserve something, like food, by ridding it of all its moisture

desecar

desecar

Ex: She desiccated the herbs to use them in cooking throughout the year. 
to enhance
to enhance
[Verbo]

to better or increase someone or something's quality, strength, value, etc.

mejorar, aumentar

mejorar, aumentar

Ex: Adding new features can enhance the functionality of a software application. 
to facilitate

to help something, such as a process or action, become possible or simpler

facilitar

facilitar

Ex: The government implemented policies to facilitate foreign investment and economic growth. 
to flag
to flag
[Verbo]

to lose energy, strength, and enthusiasm

flaquear

flaquear

Ex: After working tirelessly for hours, his enthusiasm began to flag. 
to hobble
to hobble
[Verbo]

to restrict or complicate development, success, or actions

limitar

limitar

Ex: The new regulations hobble the company’s ability to innovate. 
to impair
to impair
[Verbo]

to cause something to become weak or less effective

perjudicar

perjudicar

Ex: Prolonged exposure to loud noise can impair hearing over time. 
to encumber

to hinder the process or make something harder to do or achieve

estorbar, dificultar

estorbar, dificultar

Ex: The outdated software encumbered the team’s progress on the project. 
to obviate
to obviate
[Verbo]

to anticipate and act in a way that prevents a negative outcome from occurring

evitar

evitar

Ex: Regular maintenance obviates costly repairs down the line. 
to outstrip

to posses or reach a higher level of skill, success, value, or quantity than another person or thing

superar

superar

Ex: His talent for music quickly outstripped that of his peers, earning him recognition as a prodigy. 
to plummet
to plummet
[Verbo]

to decline in amount or value in a sudden and rapid way

desplomarse

desplomarse

Ex: After the disappointing earnings report, the company's stock value began to plummet. 
to preempt
to preempt
[Verbo]

to render a plan or action ineffective or unnecessary by doing something before it happens

adelantarse

adelantarse

Ex: The manager preempted the competitors by launching the product early. 
to propitiate

to bring an end to the anger of a person, ghost, spirit, or god by pleasing them

propiciar

propiciar

Ex: The villagers offered sacrifices to propitiate the gods during the drought. 
to requite
to requite
[Verbo]

to give something as a reward or compensation for services, favors, or achievements

recompensar

recompensar

Ex: The hero was requited with riches and honors for his bravery in battle. 
to start
to start
[Verbo]

to suddenly make an involuntary movement in reaction to a shock or surprise

empezar

empezar

Ex: He started when the car honked loudly behind him. 
to subside
to subside
[Verbo]

to decline in intensity or strength

amainar

amainar

Ex: After the storm, the winds gradually subside. 
to transmute

to change something's nature, appearance, or substance into something different and usually better

transmutar

transmutar

Ex: Through education and self-reflection, she managed to transmute her fears into newfound confidence. 
bastardization
bastardization
[Sustantivo]

the act of changing or copying something in a way that it no longer has the quality and value it used to

degradación

degradación

Ex: The artist felt that the new version of his work was a bastardization of his original vision. 
catalyst
catalyst
[Sustantivo]

a person, thing, or event that provokes or accelerates change or activity by introducing new perspectives or actions

catalizador

catalizador

Ex: The new policy acted as a catalyst for reform within the organization. 
corollary
corollary
[Sustantivo]

a thing that is the direct or natural result of another

corolario

corolario

Ex: The rise in crime rates was a corollary of the economic downturn. 
efficacy
efficacy
[Sustantivo]

the power to bring about planned or wanted results

eficacia

eficacia

Ex: Researchers are conducting clinical trials to further evaluate the efficacy of the new vaccine. 
landmark
landmark
[Sustantivo]

something, such as an achievement or event, that is of great importance or influence in something's progress and development

hito

hito

Ex: The discovery of penicillin by Alexander Fleming was a landmark moment in the history of medicine, revolutionizing the treatment of infections. 
metamorphosis
metamorphosis
[Sustantivo]

an extreme change in someone or something's nature, character, or form

metamorfosis

metamorfosis

Ex: The company underwent a complete metamorphosis after the new CEO took charge. 
moment
moment
[Sustantivo]

the quality of being significant and important

importancia

importancia

Ex: The signing of the agreement was a moment of great significance for the company. 
pith
pith
[Sustantivo]

the main meaning or part of something such as a situation, statement, or argument

meollo

meollo

Ex: He captured the pith of the situation in a single, powerful sentence. 
checkered
checkered
[Adjetivo]

having gone through periods of both failure and success

lleno de altibajos

lleno de altibajos

Ex: The artist’s checkered career saw both critical acclaim and public indifference. 
incipient
incipient
[Adjetivo]

starting to develop, appear, or take place

incipiente

incipiente

Ex: They noticed the incipient signs of a conflict during the early stages of the project. 
nascent
nascent
[Adjetivo]

newly started or formed, and expected to further develop and grow

naciente

naciente

Ex: The startup is in its nascent stage but shows great potential for growth. 
telling
telling
[Adjetivo]

producing an important, strong, or powerful effect

eficaz

eficaz

Ex: The director's speech was a telling moment for the audience. 
to ossify
to ossify
[Verbo]

to cause something, such as an idea, system, habit, etc. to become fixed and opposed to change

osificar, anquilosar

osificar, anquilosar

Ex: They feared that the new regulations would ossify the current system beyond repair. 
untrammeled
untrammeled
[Adjetivo]

free to do as a person or thing pleases due to not having any limitations or restrictions inflicted upon them

ilimitado

ilimitado

Ex: He enjoyed untrammeled freedom during his travels, going wherever he pleased. 
dormant
dormant
[Adjetivo]

not in an active, developing, or operating state but can become so later on

inactivo

inactivo

Ex: The volcano remains dormant, but it could erupt at any time. 
to diverge
to diverge
[Verbo]

to move apart and continue in another direction

divergir

divergir

Ex: As the river flowed downstream, it began to diverge into smaller tributaries. 
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