100+ GRE Words, Meanings, Sentences:

Below are the meaning and sample sentences of the 100+ GRE words you saw in the story “A Christmas Gift for Santa”. Focus on remembering the words in context of the story for better recollection of the words.

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1. Abode: (noun) a home or residence. E.g., Santa’s workshop in Lapland served as his abode where Christmas magic was crafted.
2. Abuzz: (adjective) filled with excited or lively activity. E.g., The workshop was abuzz with activity as elves prepared for Christmas.
3. Adorned: (adjective) decorated or embellished. E.g., The sleigh was adorned with twinkling lights, ready for the festive journey.
4. Aglow: (adjective) glowing or radiant. E.g., The children’s faces were aglow with anticipation for Santa’s recovery.
5. Ailing: (adjective) experiencing illness or poor health. E.g., Santa’s ailing health cast a shadow over the usually joyous season.
6. Alleviate: (verb) to make suffering or a problem less severe. E.g., The heartfelt gestures of the children aimed to alleviate Santa’s malaise.
7. Altruistic: (adjective) showing selfless concern for others. E.g., The elves’ altruistic efforts were directed toward cheering up Santa.
8. Apprehension: (noun) anxiety or fear about future events. E.g., Mrs. Claus felt a sense of apprehension about Santa’s health.
9. Ardor: (noun) enthusiasm or passion. E.g., The ardor of the children in helping Santa was heartwarming.
10. Articulate: (verb) express clearly and distinctly. E.g., Emily’s tales were articulated vividly, bringing cheer to Santa’s room.
11. Beacon: (noun) a guiding light or signal. E.g., The children’s acts of kindness were a beacon of hope for Santa’s recovery.
12. Beloved: (adjective) dearly loved or cherished. E.g., Mrs. Claus was Santa’s beloved companion, staying by his side throughout his illness.
13. Benevolence: (noun) an inclination to do good or show kindness. E.g., The children’s benevolence toward Santa exemplified the spirit of Christmas.
14. Blissful: (adjective) extremely happy or joyful. E.g., The workshop was usually a blissful place, bustling with festive cheer.
15. Brethren: (noun) brothers or members of a particular group. E.g., Rudolf and his reindeer brethren shared Santa’s concern for his health.
16. Brim: (verb) fill to the brim or to the point of overflowing. E.g., The children’s hearts brimmed with affection for Santa.
17. Bustling: (adjective) full of energetic and noisy activity. E.g., The once bustling workshop now lay dormant in Santa’s absence.
18. Camaraderie: (noun) mutual trust and friendship among people who spend time together. E.g., The elves’ camaraderie was evident in their collective effort to uplift Santa’s spirits.
19. Chime: (verb) to make a ringing sound, especially from a bell. E.g., The clock chimed, signaling the arrival of Christmas Eve.
20. Commemorate: (verb) remember or celebrate in honor of an event. E.g., The children’s gifts were a way to commemorate Santa’s dedication.
21. Communal: (adjective) shared or used by members of a community. E.g., The communal effort brought joy to Santa’s workshop.
22. Consort: (noun) a partner or companion. E.g., Mrs. Claus was Santa’s devoted consort, caring for him during his illness.
23. Diligent: (adjective) hardworking and conscientious. E.g., The diligent elves diverted their efforts to cheering up Santa.
24. Disquieting: (adjective) causing unease or worry. E.g., The disquieting calm in the workshop reflected Santa’s absence.
25. Drape: (verb) cover or adorn with cloth. E.g., The trees were draped in snow, adding to the wintry scenery of Lapland.
26. Effervescent: (adjective) bubbly, vivacious, or enthusiastic. E.g., Despite Santa’s illness, the children’s effervescent spirits brought cheer to the workshop.
27. Elation: (noun) a feeling of great happiness or joy. E.g., Timmy’s elation was evident when he saw Santa smile at his drawings.
28. Elf: (noun) mythical creatures, often portrayed as small, mischievous, and skilled at crafting. E.g., The elves, Santa’s loyal assistants, paused their work to wish him a speedy recovery.
29. Emanate: (verb) issue or spread out from a source. E.g., Emily’s stories had a warmth emanating from their every word, soothing Santa’s illness.
30. Emit: (verb) to give off or send out. E.g., The Christmas lights emitted a soft, radiant glow throughout the workshop.
31. Encapsulate: (verb) to express the essential features of something in a brief form. E.g., The handmade cards encapsulated the children’s heartfelt wishes for Santa’s recovery.
32. Encompass: (verb) included or contained. E.g., The festive spirit encompassed the entire village, uniting everyone for Santa’s well-being.
33. Endearing: (adjective) inspiring affection or warmth. E.g., Timmy’s endearing gesture touched Santa’s heart, bringing a smile to his face.
34. Endeavor: (noun) concerted efforts or attempts towards a goal. E.g., Despite their young age, the children’s endeavors to cheer up Santa were commendable.
35. Engulf: (verb) completely surround or cover. E.g., The town was engulfed in holiday decorations, reflecting the Christmas spirit.
36. Epistle: (noun) letters or communications, often formal or written. E.g., The heartfelt epistles from the community poured in, wishing Santa a speedy recovery.
37. Epitome: (noun) perfect examples or representations of something. E.g., The children’s acts of kindness were epitomes of the Christmas spirit.
38. Euphoric: (adjective) intensely happy or joyful. E.g., The children’s faces were euphoric as they presented their gifts to Santa.
39. Fashion: (verb) make or shape. E.g., The elves fashioned heartwarming gifts for Santa, pouring their care into each one.
40. Fervent: (adjective) passionate or intense in feeling or belief. E.g., Emily had a fervent desire to see Santa back in good health.
41. Fervid: (adjective) intensely enthusiastic or passionate. E.g., The fervid hope of the community for Santa’s recovery was evident in their actions.
42. Fervor: (noun) intense and passionate feeling. E.g., The children’s fervor for Santa’s well-being was evident in their gifts.
43. Feverish: (adjective) having or showing the symptoms of a fever. E.g., Mrs. Claus was feverish with worry about Santa’s health.
44. Gleaming: (adjective) shining brightly. E.g., The gleaming ornaments adorned the workshop, despite the subdued atmosphere.
45. Gleeful: (adjective) full of joy or happiness. E.g., The children were gleeful when they saw Santa’s smile return.
46. Glimmer: (noun) a faint or wavering light. E.g., A glimmer of hope returned to the workshop with each child’s gift.
47. Gregarious: (adjective) sociable or fond of company. E.g., Santa was gregarious by nature, but his illness had made him withdrawn.
48. Hue: (noun) a color or shade. E.g., Santa’s usually rosy hue had faded due to his illness.
49. Hustle: (noun) busy, noisy activity. E.g., The usual hustle and bustle of the workshop were missing during Santa’s illness.
50. Iconic: (adjective) widely recognized and respected. E.g., Santa’s iconic image brought joy to millions worldwide.
51. Ingenuousness: (noun) innocence or naivety. E.g., The children’s ingenuousness made their gestures for Santa even more heartwarming.
52. Inherent: (adjective) existing as a natural part of something. E.g., The inherent kindness in the children’s hearts was evident in their gifts.
53. Innate: (adjective) existing from birth; inborn. E.g., Emily had an innate talent for storytelling, captivating everyone with her tales.
54. Intrinsic: (adjective) belonging naturally; essential. E.g., The intrinsic joy of Christmas was restored in the workshop.
55. Jovial: (adjective) cheerful and friendly. E.g., Santa’s usually jovial demeanor had been subdued by his illness.
56. Jubilant: (adjective) extremely joyful or happy. E.g., The jubilant children’s laughter filled the workshop.
57. Linguistic Tapestry: (phrase) a diverse or intricate arrangement of language or words. E.g., The elves’ letters were a linguistic tapestry, weaving heartfelt messages for Santa.
58. Loom: (verb) appear indistinctly or as a shadowy form. E.g., A sense of worry loomed over the workshop during Santa’s illness.
59. Magnanimity: (noun) generosity and nobility of spirit. E.g., The children’s magnanimity shone through their thoughtful gifts for Santa.
60. Malaise: (noun) a general feeling of discomfort or illness. E.g., Santa’s malaise kept him confined to his bed.
61. Mar: (verb) impair the appearance or quality of. E.g., Santa’s illness marred the usually joyous Yuletide season.
62. Mélange: (noun) a mixture or assortment of various things. E.g., The children brought a mélange of gifts for Santa, each one unique.
63. Mellifluous: (adjective) pleasant-sounding or musical. E.g., Emily’s mellifluous voice made her stories enchanting.
64. Merriment: (noun) cheerful or festive fun. E.g., The workshop was usually filled with merriment during the Christmas season.
65. Motif: (noun) a distinctive feature or dominant idea. E.g., Santa’s iconic red suit became a motif in the children’s drawings.
66. Motley: (adjective) varied or diverse in appearance. E.g., The children’s gifts were a motley collection of love and hope.
67. Moving: (adjective) causing deep emotions, especially sadness or sympathy. E.g., The children’s gestures were incredibly moving, touching Santa’s heart.
68. Munificence: (noun) great generosity or lavishness. E.g., The town’s displays of munificence uplifted Santa’s spirits.
69. Muted: (adjective) softened or subdued. E.g., The usually vibrant workshop was now muted due to Santa’s illness.
70. Myriad: (noun) a countless or extremely great number. E.g., The children brought a myriad of gifts for Santa’s recovery.
71. Orchestrate: (verb) arrange or organize something carefully and effectively. E.g., The community orchestrated a heartwarming parade to uplift Santa’s spirits.
72. Overwhelm: (verb) to overpower or be overcome by a strong emotion. E.g., Mrs. Claus was overwhelmed with concern for Santa’s health.
73. Pallid: (adjective) pale, typically because of poor health. E.g., Santa’s usually rosy cheeks had become pallid due to his illness.
74. Palpable: (adjective) able to be touched or felt. E.g., The children’s joy was palpable when Santa smiled at their gifts.
75. Penchant: (noun) a strong liking or inclination for something. E.g., Timmy had a penchant for spreading kindness and cheer.
76. Pen: (verb) write or compose. E.g., The children penned heartfelt messages for Santa’s speedy recovery.
77. Pervade: (verb) spread through and perceived in every part of something. E.g., The spirit of Christmas pervades the town, uniting everyone for Santa’s sake.
78. Picturesque: (adjective) visually attractive, especially in a quaint or charming way. E.g., The picturesque parade lifted the spirits of everyone in the community.
79. Plush: (adjective) luxurious or comfortable, especially in a soft and rich way. E.g., The children brought gifts wrapped in plush paper for Santa.
80. Poignant: (adjective) evoking a keen sense of sadness or regret. E.g., Santa’s illness was a poignant reminder of the fragility of life.
81. Precocious: (adjective) unusually advanced or mature in development. E.g., Timmy, a precocious young boy, led the efforts to cheer up Santa.
82. Quintessence: (noun) the most perfect or typical example of a quality or class. E.g., The children’s acts of kindness were the quintessence of compassion and goodwill.
83. Radiant: (adjective) emitting or reflecting light; shining. E.g., Emily’s radiant smile lit up the workshop as she shared her stories.
84. Radiate: (verb) send out rays or waves. E.g., The warmth of the children’s love was radiating throughout Santa’s abode.
85. Recuperation: (noun) the process of recovering from an illness or injury. E.g., Santa’s recuperation was swift thanks to the children’s heartfelt gestures.
86. Rekindle: (verb) to revive or renew something that has been lost. E.g., The children’s gifts had a way of rekindling the holiday spirit in Santa.
87. Resilience: (noun) the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties. E.g., The community showed resilience in their efforts to bring joy back to Santa’s life.
88. Resounding: (adjective) echoing or emphatic in sound. E.g., The resounding cheers of the children filled Santa’s heart with warmth.
89. Resplendent: (adjective) splendid or dazzling in appearance; magnificent. E.g., The resplendent decorations lifted everyone’s spirits in the workshop.
90. Reverberate: (verb) echo or re-echo continuously. E.g., The laughter of the children reverberated in Santa’s heart, bringing joy.
91. Revere: (verb) feel deep respect or admiration for something. E.g., Santa was revered by everyone in the community for his generosity.
92. Ripple: (noun) a small wave or undulation. E.g., Timmy’s act of kindness created a ripple effect, inspiring others to join.
93. Rousing: (adjective) exciting or stirring feelings or activity. E.g., The children’s rousing cheers brought joy to the workshop.
94. Serenity: (noun) the state of being calm, peaceful, and untroubled. E.g., The snow-covered landscape exuded a sense of serenity, despite Santa’s illness.
95. Sleigh: (noun) a sled drawn by horses or reindeer, especially one used for travel over snow. E.g., The sleigh, usually bustling with activity, remained idle during Santa’s illness.
96. Spirited: (adjective) full of energy, enthusiasm, or determination. E.g., Despite the subdued atmosphere, the children remained spirited in their efforts.
97. Steeped in: (phrase) saturated or filled with. E.g., The children’s gifts were steeped in love and hope for Santa’s recovery.
98. Stir: (verb) cause an emotion or a reaction. E.g., The heartfelt gestures stirred emotions in Santa’s heart.
99. Subdue: (verb) quiet, reflective, or low in intensity. E.g., The workshop was subdued in Santa’s absence, awaiting his return.
100. Swelled within: (phrase) to expand or increase in intensity or volume. E.g., A sense of gratitude swelled within Santa as he received the gifts.
101. Teeming with: (phrase) to be full or swarming with something. E.g., The workshop was usually teeming with activity, but it had slowed due to Santa’s illness.
102. Tend: (verb) to care for or look after someone or something. E.g., Mrs. Claus tended to Santa, ensuring his comfort during his illness.
103. Testament: (noun) a statement or action that serves as proof or evidence of a particular fact or quality. E.g., The children’s acts of kindness were a testament to their compassionate nature.
104. Trinkets: (noun) a small ornament or item of little value. E.g., The children brought various trinkets as gifts to Santa, each holding sentimental value.
105. Tread: (verb) to walk in a specified way or over a particular surface. E.g., The reindeer trod softly, sensing the somber mood at the workshop.
106. Tuck: (verb) to put something into a small, sheltered, or private space. E.g., Santa was tucked in bed, resting under Mrs. Claus’s care.
107. Twinkling: (adjective) shining with a flickering or gleaming light. E.g., Santa’s twinkling eyes reflected his joy upon receiving the children’s gifts.
108. Unbounded: (adjective) having no limits or restrictions. E.g., Emily’s unbounded imagination sparked joy in the hearts of everyone around her.
109. Undying: (adjective) never-ending or permanent. E.g., Mrs. Claus’s undying devotion to Santa was evident in her constant care.
110. Uproarious: (adjective) characterized by or provoking loud noise or uproar. E.g., The children’s arrival at Santa’s doorstep led to an uproarious cheer in the workshop.
111. Valor: (noun) great courage in the face of danger or difficulty. E.g., The children showed valor by spreading cheer during Santa’s illness.
112. Vanquish: (verb) to defeat thoroughly. E.g., The children’s acts of kindness vanquished the sadness in Santa’s heart.
113. Venerable: (adjective) accorded a great deal of respect, especially because of age, wisdom, or character. E.g., Santa, with his wisdom and kindness, was a venerable figure in the community.
114. Vibrant: (adjective) full of energy and life; colorful and bright. E.g., The vibrant gifts brought a colorful aura to Santa’s room.
115. Vigor: (noun) physical strength and good health. E.g., Santa felt a rekindling of vigor thanks to the children’s heartfelt gestures.
116. Vivacious: (adjective) attractively lively and animated. E.g., Emily’s vivacious personality brought cheer to everyone around her.
117. Vivid: (adjective) producing clear and striking images in the mind. E.g., Emily painted vivid pictures with her storytelling, captivating her audience.
118. Wane: (verb) to decrease in vigor, power, or extent. E.g., The bustling workshop waned in activity during Santa’s illness.
119. Yuletide: (noun) the Christmas season. E.g., The Yuletide season was usually a time of joy and celebration in the workshop.
120. Zeal: (noun) great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or an objective. E.g., The children showed great zeal in their efforts to cheer up Santa.

By now, you should be familiar with the meanings of 100+ GRE words that you saw in the story. Remembering these 100+ GRE words in context of the story will also help you to better retain the words.

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