GRE words starting with U

seeming to be present everywhere at the same time

to howl or wail loudly, especially in grief or celebration

offense or annoyance taken at a perceived slight

complete and unqualified, without anything to diminish it

complete agreement among everyone involved

impossible to attack, question, or refute

not subjected to attack or challenge

modest and not seeking to draw attention to oneself

strange or mysterious in an unsettling way

morally unacceptable or grossly unfair

lacking good manners, refinement, or grace

excessively flattering or earnest in a way that feels insincere

to weaken gradually or secretly

to emphasize or give added weight to

to support or finance an undertaking, accepting the risk

to move with a smooth wavelike motion

to find or discover something hidden or buried by investigation

leaving no doubt; entirely clear and direct

impossible to understand or measure fully

genuine and not pretended

free from restrictions or controls

tireless and persistent, never weakening or slackening

remaining calm and composed under pressure

having no basis in fact or reason

awkward or clumsy in movement or form

consistent and unvarying throughout

undertaken or decided by one side alone

beyond doubt or reproach; entirely trustworthy

untidy or not properly maintained

never having happened or existed before

never relaxing or stopping; persistent

morally objectionable or distasteful

lacking moral principles; dishonest

not in keeping with accepted standards of taste or propriety

mercilessly severe or harsh, or very generous and not holding back

given generously and without restraint

not moderated, restrained, or toughened by experience or treatment

impossible to defend or maintain

unexpected and inconvenient or unwelcome

not limited or restricted; entirely free

not publicized or celebrated; unannounced

plain and direct, presented without embellishment or disguise

not justified or authorized

difficult to handle or manage because of size or complexity

not aware of the full facts; unintentional

not usual or customary; out of the ordinary

to scold or criticize severely

to overturn or disrupt completely

the final result or conclusion of something

polished, sophisticated, and refined in manner

of or resembling a bear

to seize power or position wrongfully or by force

the practice of lending money at unreasonably high interest

designed for practical use rather than beauty

idealistic and impractically perfect

excessively fond of or submissive to one's wife