Need a free GRE vocabulary flashcards list PDF? This Vista Hub pack is an original curated list of high-frequency academic words with short plain-English definitions—not a scanned publisher deck. Not affiliated with ETS.
What is in the PDF
The PDF is 6 pages. It contains 180 curated study words in print-friendly tables. Each word has a short plain-English definition written for this list. There are also simple review habit suggestions. This is an original Vista Hub compilation. It is not an official ETS list and is not affiliated with ETS or any test maker.
Who it is for
Learners preparing for GRE, GMAT, CAT, or IELTS who want to build academic vocabulary. Students who prefer a printable list they can turn into flashcards will find it useful. It is a study aid only. No score improvement is promised.
The words are high-frequency academic terms that appear often in reading passages and test questions. Short definitions keep the focus on meaning rather than long explanations.
How to use
Download and print the PDF. Study 10–20 words a day. Write each word on an index card with the definition on the back. Review the cards you missed the next day. Once a week, go through all the words you have learned so far. Try to use new words in short sentences. Repeat this cycle. Consistent short sessions work better than long cramming.
Keep the cards in two piles: words you know and words you need to review. Shuffle the review pile every few days. Say the word out loud and try to recall the meaning before you flip the card. Writing a short sentence with the word also helps it stick.
You can study from the printed tables directly if you do not want to make cards. Cover the definition column and test yourself. Mark the words you miss and return to them later in the week.
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FAQ
How many GRE words should I learn?
There is no fixed number. Start with high-frequency words and add more as you go. This list gives 180 words to begin with. Quality of review matters more than a large total.
Is this an official ETS list?
No. This is an original curated list from Vista Hub. It is not affiliated with ETS.
How to remember vocabulary faster?
Study a small number daily, make flashcards, review missed words, and use the words in sentences. Weekly revision helps.
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This list is for personal study only. It is not official test material and does not guarantee any score.
