GRE Words Starting With F
33 words found
fabricated
adjectiveInvented or produced artificially; made up
fallacious
adjectiveBased on a mistaken belief or unsound argument
fast
adjective(adjective) Firmly fixed or attached; (verb) to abstain from food
fastidious
adjectiveVery attentive to and concerned about accuracy and detail
favorable
adjectiveExpressing approval; advantageous or beneficial
fawning
adjectiveDisplaying exaggerated flattery or affection; obsequious
feeble
adjectiveLacking physical strength, especially as a result of age or illness
fervid
adjectiveIntensely passionate, ardent, or enthusiastic
fervor
nounIntense and passionate feeling
fickle
adjectiveChanging frequently, especially regarding one's loyalties or affections
fictitious
adjectiveNot real; imaginary or fabricated
flag
verb(verb) To become tired or less enthusiastic; to decline in vigor
flaunt
verbTo display ostentatiously; to show off
fledgling
nounA young bird just fledged; a person or organization that is new and inexperienced
fleeting
adjectiveLasting for a very short time; passing quickly
flounder
verbTo struggle clumsily or helplessly; to be in serious difficulty
flout
verbTo openly disregard a rule, law, or convention
fluctuate
verbTo rise and fall irregularly in number or amount
fluent
adjectiveAble to express oneself easily and articulately
foreboding
nounA feeling that something bad will happen; fearful apprehension
foretoken
nounA sign of something to come; an omen
forthright
adjectiveDirect and outspoken; straightforward and honest
fortify
verbTo strengthen or secure a place with defensive works; to strengthen or invigorate
fortuitous
adjectiveHappening by chance; lucky or fortunate
founder
verb(verb) To fail utterly; to sink (of a ship); to stumble
fractious
adjectiveIrritable, quarrelsome, or prone to conflict
fragile
adjectiveEasily broken or damaged; delicate
fragmented
adjectiveBroken or separated into distinct parts; lacking unity
fraudulent
adjectiveObtained, done by, or involving deception; dishonest
frivolous
adjectiveLacking seriousness or importance; trivial or unworthy of consideration
frugal
adjectiveSparing or economical with regard to money or food
fugitive
adjectiveQuick to disappear; fleeting; a person who has escaped
furtive
adjectiveAttempting to avoid notice or attention, typically because of guilt or a belief that discovery would lead to trouble
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