101 Highest Frequency GRE Words

The words you could see most often in the GRE. And just great words to know!

Thanks go to crunchprep, link below, for assembling this list. Learning every word on this list will go a long way to mastering GRE vocab, and conquering the most common GRE words. They are all high frequency GRE words!

The GRE and GMAT are two of most used graduate exams for those seeking to study a Masters Degree or Masters in Business Administration (MBA) degree. The Graduate Record Exam and Graduate Management Admissions Test have been taken for over 50 years and are taken by approximately 600,000 and 300,000 people worldwide annually, respectively. These exams are typically taken between the ages of 18-40, by those who have completed, or are about to complete, their Bachelors Degree.

[prethasur]

Just came back from GRE, I had hardly prepared for it but watched this video and another one from your channel, it gave me a 7 marks jump, form 155(the free gre official mock test) to 162 in the GRE in one day.

[MenstruationCoach]

I came back just to leave a comment, I took the GRE yesterday and I was thrilled by the amount of these words that were on the exam! If you don't study any other GRE vocab at least know these 101 words!!! Got a 160 on my verbal section!!

[sanathkumarshenoy]

I feel we are still inchoate, but with profound effort can ace the GRE. At first, the words felt like enigma but with such a didactic teacher which is pithy with examples anyone can feel sanguine about their GRE prep. Thank you teacher.

[halazahran]

I can not thank you enough for this - I am very busy person and I couldnot possibly have studies all the words without listening to this while driving cooking and walking the dog. I got 163 on my verbal - still in disbelief, I am not an english native speaker. most of the words that i saw were from the lists you posted. likes.

[bumbi-ux]

I also just came back from the GRE test (first time, initial points verbal 160). I prepared for it the last two days, and I listened to this video twice (also I watched gregmat´s essay organization and reading techniques). Even if these words would have not been in the test, knowing them helps to use the elimination technique and deduce other words by their root. Biggest tip I have to give to all of you who are like me don´t really study for various possible reasons, at least check out instructions HOW to read GRE sentences! They are tricky, and you need to be quick to understand if the correct word is supporting or contradicting or positive/negative. By knowing whether you are searching for a negative or a positive word everything gets so much easier. Even if your time runs out, at least guess! you might get a lucky point when otherwise the question would be left unanswered. Good luck everyone!

[rohan]

I completed your A-Z important vocab video series, tried this video as a test. And to my surprise I got 86/101.... I am jubilantly writing this comment to thank you. You are by far the best GRE content creator I have seen on YouTube.

[Tale-Time-Treasures]

I have to say your videos for GRE words are the best channel I've ever seen. I've prepared GRE for about half a year, the biggest problem for me is the vocabulary. Thanks so much for your kindly help and I‘ll keep following your video update.

[homosapien]

Hands down, this is THE BEST channel for the GRE prep. Thankyou so much philip, you made my GRE prep journey so amazing .

[Anonymous-mxsh]

Playing this on my morning walk for the next 2 weeks, thanks!

[nusairashahab]

Thanks a lot, Philip. I learned many words today. It must be very tiring to speak continuously for so long. Really appreciate your help. May God bless you. Cheers

[geetha]

Fortunately I know 80 words and I learned 21 new words. Your videos help me a lot. Thank you Philip. 🙏🙏🙏

[sharanmagesh]

I'm going to write my GRE in 2hrs, thanks for your wishes

[santiagop.a]

I’ve been preparing for the GRE test for more than 3 months now, and as other people suggest, my biggest problem is also vocab. An extremely useful approach to learning new words I’ve used is sticking the word lists on a wall near my desktop. That way I get to see them everyday and practice them by speaking and writing. I also highlight those words I’m struggling with to put a bit extra attention to them. I’m watching this video and it appears pretty realistic, the words are actual vocab words you’ll find consistently in other online resources. So, thank you Sr, from my standpoint you work is laudable!

[umeshprasadsingh]

Unique representation of ideation in GRE vocabulary

[ranianwar]

YouTube did me huge favor suggesting your video... Thank you so much, I needed this.

[potatubaked]

omg this is so accurate! i prepared gre for these months & those words appeared couple times!

[glassyboy]

Almost knew 80% of the words from self study and prep class....still great revision😎

[Cyber_punky]

I was jubilant to learn new GRE Vocabulary words every single day especially when I came across your video with superb content. Looking forward to watching more of your GRE related videos. Godspeed. 🙏

[nataligutierrez]

I'm 7 months late, but I'm taking the GRE at the end of this month and your videos have been a huge help!! Thank you!

[latricewilliams]

I love learning new vocabulary words, I will add these words to my vocabulary word wall. am a elementary school teacher that is studying for the GRE test. THANK YOU!