要想在GRE考试中取得好成绩，你必须掌握扎实的词汇基础，知道如何恰当地运用词汇。今天就给大家介绍一下这份最简洁的GRE高频单词列表（8）！

　　Anachronism (noun) – 时代错误，不合潮流的人或物

　　With the rate of economic growth in the western countries at its lowest rate in nearly a century, the power wielded by the United Nations can seem like an anachronism.

　　Trivial (adj.) – 不重要的，琐碎的，琐细的

　　Evidently, $10 was a trivial amount for the wealthy business man, but no one wants to be embarrassed in front of his or her fellow associates.

　　Advocate (noun) – 拥护者，辩护者

　　Mr. Sam who is a leading GRE test prep expert advocates strong basics and ample practice to be the key to succeed on the exam.

　　Conspicuous (adj.) – 显著的，显而易见的

　　Taxes on the corporates encourage investment and growth, instead of conspicuous consumption. The rich will always be wealthy. It’s the middle class that needs help.

　　Innocuous (adj.) – 无害的，无伤大雅的

　　Companies that track their visitor’s online behavior have long claimed that the data they collect is anonymous, and therefore innocuous. But the interpretation of the word “anonymous” has changed over time in the online world.

　　Audacious (adj.) – 无畏的，鲁莽的

　　Jim is known for his adventurous style and audacious nature for when he is inside the ring, his audiences would jump off their seats to watch him play with the lion.

　　Tumultuous (adj.) – 吵闹的，骚乱的

　　During the recent riots, the crowd was tumultuous and went berserk as the police arrest their leader, washing away all that impeded it.

　　Reticent (adj.) – 沉默的，有保留的

　　The usually reticent Swiss bank acknowledged the policy quandary at an International Monetary Fund meeting in New York this month.

　　Fervid (adj.) – 热心的

　　During political debates, the candidates hurl fervid accusations at each other while justifying their positions on national issues.

　　Enervate (verb) – 使衰弱，使失去活力

　　The blazing heat in mid-June caused dehydration and enervated the shipwrecked crew, leaving them almost too weak to hail the passing vessel.

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