GRE vocabulary
wallow
to indulge oneself excessively in a state or emotion
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to speak or write evasively without committing to a clear position
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playfully roguish or mischievously humorous
wan
pale and sickly in appearance, suggesting weakness or weariness
wanderlust
a strong, restless desire to travel and explore the world
wane
to decrease gradually in size, strength, or importance
wanton
marked by reckless cruelty or a deliberate disregard for restraint
warble
to sing with trilling, modulated notes
warrant
to justify or provide adequate grounds for something
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Questions about “wallow”
Wallow (verb) means to indulge oneself excessively in a state or emotion
Here is wallow used in an example sentence: "Instead of seeking help, he preferred to wallow in his own misery."
Common synonyms for wallow include luxuriate, revel, indulge.
Antonyms of wallow include resist, abstain.
Wallow is a GRE-level vocabulary word worth knowing for the Verbal section.
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