GRE WORDs

High Frequency GRE Words 1 (With Mnemonics)



High Frequency GRE Words 2 (With Mnemonics)





Crestfallen Auspicious

adjective: dejected, sad and disappointed. adjective: favorable, positive
The Pakistani cricket team and the entire nation was crestfallen after Despite an auspicious start to the match, Pakistan team lost its way later
Pakistan lost a match that they were about to win. on in the match and eventually lost it by a big margin.
Mnemonic: Crest is the top of the hill. So after someone makes an Mnemonic: Auspicious sounds like suspicious; being suspicious of
effort and climbs a crest but then falls down, he feels dejected. someone can really be favorable if you are a detective.



Intimate Convoluted/Involved

verb: to hint at something adjective: something which is very difficult and complicated to
At first the teacher intimated to the GRE student that he was not understand.
performing well in the class. But when the student did not improve his The GRE analytical questions became so involved that the student
grades, the GRE teacher explicitly told the student that he was too decided to quit studying and went to sleep.
weak to take the GRE test. Mnemonics: One gets involved with something that is involved
Mnemonics: Intimate contains the word mate. So when you want to (something that is complex)
mate with someone you intimate (give a hint)

Frantic Euphoria

adjective: full of fear, anxiety and violent emotions noun: a feeling of extreme excitement and happiness
Frantic to find his son, Athar made friends with two young Pakistani Ahmad was euphoric after he got an admission at Harvard University
soldiers, who promised to help him. with full scholarship.
Mnemonic: Frantic contains F+Ran+Tic (tic tic time); so if you are Mnemonic: You feel extremely excited while listening to the music band
getting late for office you will run frantically to reach on time. Euphoria.



Strife Vindicate

noun: severe disagreement & conflict over basic issues verb: to clear someone from a blame, conspiracy or accusation.

The strife between the two biggest political parties of Pakistan does not Even taking 10 wickets in a match cannot vindicate Muhammad Asif in

seem to resolve anytime soon. the eyes of the Pakistani public - for he was involved in match fixing and

Mnemonic: Strife sounds like Strike. So you strike someone if you have betting invalidates all those wickets.

a bitter fight or conflict. Mnemonic: Sounds like Win the Case. When you win the case, you are

free from all charges and accusations.

Egregious Humdrum

adjective: extremely bad to such an extent that it becomes shocking noun: Boring, monotonous routine

The president's abuse of power was so egregious that even his own Sameer spent all day doing humdrum tasks for his GRE preparation;

family deserted him and asked the international courts to take action learning new words, reading passages and memorizing mathematical

against him. formulas.

Mnemonic: Egregious has the word GRE in it; in Pakistan we get Mnemonic: The Pakistani movie HUMDUM was very boring and dull.

shockingly bad grades in GRE.

High Frequency GRE Words 4 (With Mnemonics)

Entail Intransigent

Verb: Necessitate or require (something as essential) Adjective: stubborn, unwilling to change one's views
Scoring above 320 on the GRE entails studying 5 hours every day for The intransigence of both the political parties made it impossible to arrive
more than 2 months and learning thousands of new words. at a decision
Mnemonic: Tail is a necessary part of the animal, so necessary Mnemonic: intransigent = in mean not + transact --> won't do the
transaction i.e. stubborn.

Ameliorate

Arduous

verb: to make better, to improve adjective: requiring lots of hard work; especially physical effort
Without someone to help you, without a proper teacher, GRE is far too
Zaid's pain of scoring less on the GRE was ameliorated when he found out arduous to study for.
Mnemonic: arduous = read it as "hard to do for us"
that he still qualified for the Fulbright Scholarship.

Mnemonic: Ameli sounds like Imli; Imli improves the taste of food

Ingenuous Plod

adjective: innocent and straightforward, artless noun: the act of walking with a slow heavy style (as in when you are bored or

Although he looked like a villain, the movie actor still insisted that he can best tired)

cast as an ingenuous sweet young hero. After watching the boring 3 hour long film at the cinema, Sarah plodded her

Mnemonics: Ingenuous sounds like genuine; genuine people are always way back to the car.

straightforward and harmless. Mnemonic: Plod sounds like IPOD; those who wear ipod, we walk slowly and

heavily.

Scrupulous/meticulous Cerebral

adjective: extremely principled, taking great care and putting effort in adjective: involving intelligence rather than emotions, something related
doing something to brain
While preparing for the GRE, Javeria scrupulously wrote all the difficult Reading books improves your cerebral activities; hence by reading on a
words on a piece of paper and made their flash cards. daily basis you are likely to improve your GRE score.
Mnemonic: Scrupulous sounds like sculpture; while building sculpture Mnemonic: Cerebral = CereBRAINal
the worker has to be very careful and make a great effort to make it
look perfect.

Sporadically Malfeasance

Adjective: repeating again and again but irregularly and without any Noun: wrongdoing or an incorrect act by a public official
The excise and taxation department in Pakistan discovered the high
predictable pattern ranking official’s malfeasance only after he had fled the country.
Mnemonic: Sounds like MAL (bad) + FEES. Bad fee so it is something of a
In the last few decades, Karachi has been subjected to sporadic terrorist bribe. So malfeasance means officials taking bribe or doing misconduct.

bombings and political activism that has caused many people to flee the city.

Mnemonic: Sporadic sounds like periodic – something that is periodic

happens time and again.

High Frequency GRE Words 5 (With Mnemonics)

Dramatic Orthodox

adjective: emotional; sudden and extreme adjective: traditional

There was a dramatic increase in prices of some vegetables in With the introduction of New GRE revised General test, the

Pakistan, and people describe this as govt. failure to administer. orthodox approach to GRE preparation no longer holds; because

Mnemonic: drama is full of emotions. So dramatic means new GRE focuses on reading prowess rather than learning
emotional. vocabulary.

Mnemonic: Orthodox= Or(Ordinary) + thodox(methodology). So

orthodox must be something traditional.

Superficiality/Perfunctory Tedious

noun: lack of depth of knowledge, thought or feeling adjective: lacking in interest

Since Ahmad's analytical essay gives only a superficial analysis Learning vocabulary is a tedious exercise - therefore instead of
of the argument, he only got 3 out of 6 on the exam. learning these flashcards you should start reading from good
websites such as Economist or Newyork times.
Mnemonic: Superficial = super (highly) + fictional (imaginative,
as fictional movies and stories). So if something looks very Mnemonic: There are two kinds of bakra in Pakistan. 1) desi
intelligent or smart, but actually its not then it is superficial. bakra that is very interested by people. and 2) tedi bakra (which
is walaiti nasal) which has lacking in interest. So it means lacking
interest. Also the seller of tedi bakra use many boring words to
convince the buyer to buy this. So another meaning of tedious is
using or containing too much words, which are boring.

Trifling Underscore

adjective: trivial; unimportant verb: to emphasize

In order to get excellent scores on the GRE, one should practice For Ali, who was the topper of LUMS, failure to do well on the

trivial questions as well, because in GRE nothing is trifling. GRE underscores the difficulty of the exam.

Mnemonic: tariff is tax imposed by govt. on export, which is Mnemonic: When you underline a word or a sentence, it shows
almost always very low, to facilitate export. So trifling is its significance. For instance, while writing an application, the
something very low in important or not worth considering. subject line is underlined or underscores i.e. it is very important.

Eloquence

Precariously noun: expressiveness; persuasive speech

adjective: dangerous

Taking the GRE exam without prior sleep and a sumptuous In order to get a good score on the TOEFL and IELTS speaking
meal can have precarious outcomes. section, one should speak with such eloquence that would
convince the listener to give you the highest score.
Mnemonic: precarious = pre + car + ious. Pre means before
something (like before preparation) so driving a car before Mnemonic: Eloquence= e (efficient) + loquence (language). So
preparation is precarious which means dangerous efficient language.

Eminence Polemical

noun: high status; Importance adjective: aggressive in verbal attack; disputatious

Many students don't realize the eminence of a good score on When Sarah arrived home in the middle of the night, her parents
the GRE analytical writing section. launched a polemical on her for arriving so late.

Mnemonic: Emi sounds like Ammi - In Pakistan Ammi means Mnemonic: Polemical = polio; Polio project is under dispute or
mother. And mother is the most superior in status we believe controversial by TTP. Because they are in doubt whether it’s a
so eminence is superior or important. conspiracy against Pakistan to reduce its population. So
Polemical must means controversial or disputable.



Illuminate Disparaged

verb: to make brighter, make clear or easier to understand. verb: express a negative opinion, belittle others

In the issue essay on the GRE, disparaging the other side of the
Although GRE is a difficult exam, but by preparing for it you will
be able to illuminate several complex topics and apply to top US argument does not give any credit; it’s actually waste of precious
program; as a result you will be able to illuminate your future time & words.
career.
Mnemonic: disparage= display + rage. When you display rage to
Mnemonic: Derived from the word luminous (means bright), others you humiliate or belittle them.

like luminous stars. Please don't mix it with eliminate(which
means 'to remove completely')

Omniscience Notoriety

noun: all-knowing noun: ill-fame, famous but in a negative fashion

After taking GRE classes, Fatima became omniscient on all basic The notoriety of Pakistan as a corrupt state is due to its lack of

concepts of the exam. genuine system of accountability.

Mnemonic: We have a way to send money through UBL omni, Mnemonic: When a person is known as notorious (close to 'no
it’s a new science & knowledge. So omniscience is something tolerating'), he is eventually intolerable by others i.e. disrepute
all-knowing power. Omni means universal. Like Omnivorous by others.
are those who eat meat as well as herbs. So its all-rounder.

Tumultuous

adjective: noisy & disorder

During the lecture of probability in the GRE class, the whole
class became tumultuous because no student was able to
comprehend the difficult concepts of this topic.

Mnemonic: It is derived from 'tum ult ho' in Pakistan which
means you lack discipline. So tumultuous must mean
unrestrained and disorderly.

High Frequency GRE Words 6 (With Mnemonics)

Beholden Prescient

adjective: indebted or obliged to; owing thanks; adjective: having or showing knowledge of events before they
take place.
After getting the Fulbright scholarship, Irfan likes to be
beholden to his instructor for the success. The prescient GRE instructor was one of the few to see which
students were going to do well on the exam.
Mnemonic: Behold = Be + Hold so holding thanks to someone
else. Mnemonic: pre means before and scent comes from science. So
before knowledge is spread to others, you know it first. It means
Precedence you are prescient.

noun: the condition of being more important; coming or Happenstance
occurring earlier in time
noun: coincidental event
Ali's desire for a perfect GRE score took precedence over any
other consideration in his life. It was such a happenstance that the two brothers Hamza and
Hamid got exactly same scores on GRE.
Mnemonic: Precedence sounds like president. President is a
very important person. Mnemonic: happening in such a co-incidence is called
happenstance.

Supine Objurgation

adjective: inactive noun: criticizing a person harshly

After the 4.5 hour long GRE exam the Pakistani test takers lay We are objurgating our govt. but not willing to change our self.

supine on his bed. Mnemonic: objection in jury is similar to objurgation, so it’s

Mnemonic: When sup (snack) is in your tent, you always something harsh criticism

behave like inactive or calm. You offer no resistance, in such a

way that the snack will go from here as early as possible. If you
tease the sup it will remain there for more time. So supine

must means offering no resistance, or do nothing. So inactive is

meaning of it.

Courteous/Deference Submissive

adjective: marked by respect for and consideration of others; adjective: willing to obey orders; yielding;
gracious good manners
Fatima was so submissive to her boss that she did all her best to
Asim's teachers in university are helpful and courteous; as he follow the instructions to the pen.
requested for recommendation letters, they wrote it for him
immediately. Mnemonic: When you submit assignments in time to your
lecturer that means you are submissive. So submissive means
Mnemonic: it usually prescribed in courts, so which is good obedient & follower.
manner. A lawyer & judge should be in good manner, which
they are specially, in deciding the ordinary cases.

Inscrutability Coalesce

noun: difficult to understand verb: combine; fuse

The topic of integers & probability in GRE is usually inscrutable Some top ranked universities coalesced, and formed ivy league.
for many students, because these topics are too difficult to
understand. Mnemonic: comes from coalition, like coalition among political
parties so it means fusion or combining.
Mnemonic: Questions like inscribed circle or inscribe triangles
are always very tough which is not easy to understand that
how to solve it. So inscrutability is something beyond
understanding.

Unreceptive Pervasive

adjective: not receptive; repellent adjective: spreading or spread throughout; everywhere

In modern societies people are unreceptive to dictatorship, After getting perfect score in GRE, this news was so pervasive

because they want freedom of work. everywhere that he offered admissions from some Pakistani

Mnemonic: In marriage ceremonies, many persons can be seen universities as well even before applying.

as receptive, but few are unreceptive because of their shyness. Mnemonic: Advertisement of pervaaz fan, some years ago, was

So unreceptive must means unwelcoming. very famous; under the title of pervaaz fan ala mayaar, sb se

acha shaan dar. It’s very famous in those days, so pervasive
means universally known, or which is everywhere.

Deviously Acumen

adjective: willing to lie and trick people. noun: ability to judge quickly and well

For Imran Khan, many politicians in parliament are dishonest The business acumen of Mian Mansha helped him to succeed
and devious politician; when one politician makes allegation where others had failed.
against the other politician, also makes allegation against that
politician; no one is there to defend himself, because they are Mnemonic: It means accurate men or wise men. So acumen is
devious. wise.

Mnemonics: someone who tends to device many plans to
deceive others, it is devious. It also means when a manager
device system in a company, so which show it’s another
meaning manage.

Flaccid

adjective: lacking firmness; weak;

In GRE, focus more on your flaccid area than strong one; this
will help you attain maximum score.

Mnemonic: It comes from flaw, also the word flabby which
means the same thing weakness or flaws.

High Frequency GRE Words 7 (With Mnemonics)

Facetious Modish

adjective: joking (often inappropriately); unserious; humorous verb: conforming to the current fashion

Facetious remarks about a classmate are inappropriate at the She always discarded all garments that were no longer modish,
serious moment when you got excellent score in GRE but you as she inclined to modern design and fashions only.
classmate got very poor score.
Mnemonic: It comes from model, which is fashion. So modish is
Mnemonic: In Pakistan, we usually use in joke as ' apna mu current fashion or style.
(face) dekh or baat dekh kya kr rha hai'. So this word seems to
mean as joking in humorous way, or lacking seriousness.

Construe Brake

verb: explain; interpret; noun: to stop

If I construe your indifference correctly, you are not taking GRE He applied brakes to stop the car when traffic Walton signaled
seriously. to stop.

Mnemonic: Con means together believe, and true is what we Mnemonic: It's an easy word which means to stop, but don't
believe as true, which is understood. So construe means confuse it with break (means cancel)
interpret, but this interpretation may be right or wrong. When
it’s wrong it will be misconstrue.

Normative Apologist

adjective: pertaining to norms or tradition noun: one who writes in defense

The current president of Pakistan has normative behaviour like Many apologists came to talk-shows and defended the govt.
other presidents, who little appear in public. because they were satisfied by its performance.

Mnemonic: Something pertaining to norms — something Mnemonic: Don't confuse it with apologize (acknowledge faults
normal or typical — can be described as normative. or failure). When we break this work we get apo-logi-st. Which
looks to be appreciably and logically stated, which means giving
favour.

Fiction Check

noun: imaginative, but not real; a deliberately false or adjective: stop motion; curb or restrain
improbable account
During lectures on quant section, all students were checked as if
Most stories and movies about aliens are fictions that have little they involved completely in what strategies were given to them.
or nothing to do with facts.
Mnemonic: We are familiar with the statements like, criminal
Mnemonic: We heard this many times that modern movies are checked all the places in the home, but couldn't find the money.
fiction in nature which is not real, just imaginative. But in GRE, check is as if police officer ordered me 'hands-up'.
So he can check my equipments, whether I am a suicider. So
here check means restrained, block or stop motion.

Partisan Cosmopolitan

noun: one one-sided; prejudiced; committed to a party(with noun: a person who has lived in and knows about many
dislike of any others). different parts of the world.

Our judicial system consists of partisan judges; in order to be Atif had lived in Paris for a year as an exchange student, he
promoted as a judge, one should have strong relationship with seemed very much the cosmopolitan to her old classmates
one of strong political party.
Mnemonic: cosmopolitan= cosmo (cosmic= universal or wider +
Mnemonic: One who is inclined only towards his favourite politan (population). So it means different kinds of people of the
party. world in a specific area. So a cosmopolitan can understand and
speak different languages.

Boon Improbable

adjective: blessing; benefit; something very helpful adjective: having a probability too low to inspire belief;
unrealistic
In addition to preparation, strategies are boon for attempting
GRE very well, and best strategy is to start preparation as early Getting a score of 260 in GRE is improbable, because one can
as possible. get this score, if he did all questions wrongly, whose probability
is too low to be true.
Mnemonic: very close to boom boom Afridi. So Boon must
mean something beneficial to specific person. It also means Mnemonic: With almost no probability. Or almost impossible.
blessing or a desirable state.

Debased Imperturbable

adjective: degrade; reduce in quality or value adjective: unshakeably calm; placid

The politician debased himself by lying to the public. Fatima remained imperturbable during her GRE exam, even the
Mnemonic: It looks like 'the base' which means make inferior. last moment before completion didn't panic her.

Mnemonic: It looks as if indisturbeable, So it means which
cannot be stressed or confused or upset easily.
Meticulous

adjective: extremely careful and precise, painstaking

He was meticulous in attempting GRE quant section, never made
mistake, which generated his score of 170 in this section.

Mnemonic: It looks as if calculus which is very care about the
accuracy. i.e. the exact value, instead of approximation. So
meticulous must be very precise.



High Frequency GRE Words 8 (With Mnemonics)

Antiquity Avarice

noun: ancient times; very high age. noun: greediness for wealth.

Mohejo-daro antiquities were discovered in Pakistan; these were Many politicians are avarice; they don't spend funds to the

belongs to some thousand years ago. public, instead they use it for their savings in swisbanks.

Mnemonic: anties are old aged women, So antiquity must be Mnemonic: It’s similar an urdu word avaary, which means
something very old. people who don't do anything, that are usually, greedy as they
are not hard worker.

Exigent Pedestrian

adjective: demanding attention; requiring precise accuracy; adjective: ordinary; dull; going on foot; unimaginative
urgent.
Vocabulary class without mnemonics looks to be pedestrian for
While taking a GRE exam, one should exigent for accuracy and the many students that are why they usually don't take part in
time limit of the test. these classes.

Mnemonic: When something approaches close to the limit just Mnemonic: we know very well what is pedestal fans. So
close to exit: e.g. limit of tolerance etc, it requires precious pedestrian is someone who travels by foot. Also this fan looks to
attention by others to avoid this exit the limit. So it’s a situation be very awkward, that's why it usually uses in villages, rather
that requires very much care and attention. than big cities. That shows it’s another meaning 'boring'.

Arcane Mendacity

adjective: secret; mysterious; known only to the initiated noun: the tendency to be untruthful

Many tricky questions of quant were arcane to us but were clear You need to overcome this deplorable mendacity, or no one will

to the one who start preparation of GRE well before time. ever believe anything you say.

Mnemonic: Only few people know how to use big cranes (looks Mnemonic: In almost every word, we see the word initiates with
like arcane). So arcane is something which is known to only few Men- is meant to something bad, disloyal etc; as women believe
people. A secrete thing, or a mystery. this about men so it’s something disloyal, untruthful.


Mitigate Vexation

verb: calm down; soothing; moderate; make or become less in verb: to something that worries or annoys you
force or intensity
The repeated vexations about vocabulary guaranteed that she
Nothing could mitigate his disappointment after getting very wouldn't get well preparation
low score in GRE.
Mnemonic: As a childhood, whenever you suffered injury, you
Mnemonic: Yar mitti pao te ladai mukao. Its famous words of often used vex (medicine used on the damaged skin); so it’s
ch. Shujjat Husain. something that annoys you.

Substantiate Forestalled

verb: establish or strengthen as with new evidence or facts; verb: act in advance of

represent in bodily form He forestalled critics by offering a defense of the project.

Mr. Zuhaib couldn't substantiate in the court about his Mnemonic: forestall= fore(before) + stall(start). So forestall
innocence; he was sentenced severe punishment by the jury. means act in advance or prevent something before it happens.

Mnemonic: substantiates = substance, which is something in

existence; so substantiates means give some proof in existential
form.



Irresolute Supplant

noun: uncertain how to act or proceed verb: to take the place of (someone or something that is old or
no longer used or accepted)
After taking two months GRE classes, Naveena is still irresolute
whether to appear for the GRE exam. Old GRE is supplanted by New GRE revised General test, which is
more comprehensive.
Mnemonic: It’s similar to unable to making final resolution; so
it’s something not decided. Mnemonic: It is derived from supplement (e.g. food
supplements); so it’s something in replace of something

Indefatigable Conceal

adjective: showing no sign of getting tired; tireless verb: prevent from being seen, perceived or discovered; to keep
(something) secret
Nothing could mitigate his disappointment after getting very
low score in GRE. After incidence of Bin-Ladin's dead, media accused the
government for concealing the truth.
Mnemonic: Yar mitti pao te ladai mukao. Its famous words of
ch. Shujjat Husain. Mnemonic: conceal= con(together) + ceal(seal); so it’s
something hide from others.



Conscience Blues

noun: a feeling of shame when you do something immoral; noun: state of depression.

built-in sense of what's right and what's wrong After the loss of Pakistan team against India, the whole nation

The thief must have had an attack of conscience, because he was in state of blues.

returned the wallet with nothing missing from it. Mnemonic: Whenever you got fever for couple of days, your

Mnemonic: conscience= con(together) + science(knowledge); so skin color changed to slightly blue. So it’s something in bad

it’s something awareness or realization of what's right and condition.

what's wrong.

High Frequency GRE Words 9 (With Mnemonics)

Primed Mimicking
verb: the most active or successful time of a person's life. verb: imitation; copying (or trying to copy) the actions of

As an old man, Mr. Amir can make 1 door from wood in a someone else

day; during his primed age, he made four doors daily. When Asif caught during his mimicking the employer in

Mnemonic: Just as prime minister, primed is something rude way, he got fired from the job.

or someone having huge strength or power. Mnemonic: it’s similar to momo, a special character used

in famous drama bulbuly; many children copy the actions

of momo, including her way of walking and speaking. So

its means copying the actions of others.

Polarized Judicious

verb: to separate into opposing groups adjective: exercise of good judgment or common sense in
practical matters; wise.
The war against terrorism has polarized the nation of
Pakistan; one says it’s our war, other claim it as the war The judicious strategy to attempt the SAT or GRE test
of other nation imposed on us. results in highest score.

Mnemonic: there are two poles of the earth: north pole Mnemonic: It derived from judiciary, which include some
and worth pole. So it's mean dividing into two opposite wise decisions; So it should be something wise in
directions. judgment etc.

Laudable Defiant

adjective: deserving huge praise. adjective: resisting authority or an opposing force

Einstein is laudable for his tremendous contribution to The owner of Geo & Co. is defiant to the interest of

modern science. Pakistan; as a result he has been sued by many Pakistani

Mnemonic: One you say something about your father top influential persons.

success in his work, you speak it loudly so that many Mnemonic: It looks similar to deviate, which means turn a

people can listen about the success story. So loud-able side in other way; so it's something opposing force.

should mean someone about whom we should speak his

success or work loudly. i.e. deserving huge praise.

Doctrinaire/Dogmatic Confounds
adjective: who has very strong beliefs and will not change verb: confuse; cause to be unable to think clearly

them or accept other's opinion; unable to compromise The success of Azam in GRE confounded his classmates,
the points of doctrine who perceived him as a lazy student.

Mr. chief justice is such a doctrinaire person that he never Mnemonic: confound= con (together) + found (finding
compromise on the sentences he makes for terrorists. some research). So when many researchers find

Mnemonic: doctrinaire= doctrine (rules that will not something independently; it confounds us to whom

change); so doctrinaire is one who make some decision or should the credit must be given.

believe, that he will never change it.

Uprooting Inalienable

verb: remove or destroy completely; to make (someone) adjective: impossible to take away or give up
leave home and move to a different place.
Once you select to see your score of the GRE, it is
Taking the job abroad has uprooted me from my native inalienable from the result of this score that would appear
land; which uprooted my desire for live with my family. in your record for taking test up to 5 years.

Mnemonic: when roots of a tree or plant are out of the Mnemonic: it's similar to in-alien-able; as alien is some

ground, it becomes destroyed or removed. Also it is done creature outside of this planet, and are far away from us

for the purpose for transfer of trees or plants. So uproot so in-alien-able must be something that can't get away,

looks similar to remove completely from native land. or give-up.

Anticipate Exculpate
verb: to expect before something occurs. verb: free from blame or punishment

Pakistan Army has anticipated the need of people in flood I will present evidence of innocence & honesty of his 10

affected areas; they supplied all necessities to those years of service for this country that will exculpate my

people after that accurate anticipation. client from such groundless charges.

Mnemonic: It's very close to estimation, so it’s something Mnemonic: exculpate = ex (exclude from) + culpable
estimated before its arrival. e.g., Govt. has anticipated (blameworthy). So it’s something excluded from blame or
the demands of the people regarding sugar need; hence guilt.
prepared plan accordingly.