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| # | Term | Definition | From Set |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | overwrought | extremely agitated, hysterical | GRE 2: (nemesis - zephyr) |
| 2 | Overwrought | worked up; in an emotional state | Major Test Vocabulary, 4 of 10 |
| 3 | overwrought | nervous or excited; extremely agitated; hysterical; wrought-up; CF. wrought: made or done | GRE General Set 8 |
| 4 | overwrought | excessively nervous or excited; agitated | SAT7 |
| 5 | overwrought | nervous or excited; extremely agitated; hysterical; wrought-up; CF. wrought: made or done | scrambled |
| 6 | overwrought | extremely agitated | GRE Vocab 34 |
| 7 | overwrought | excessively excited; agitated | sat 4 |
| 8 | overwrought | adj. extremely nervous or excited | Elite Vocabulary Cards A2 |
| 9 | Overwrought | worked up, in an emotional state | Lux Education SAT List 8 |
| 10 | overwrought | extremely agitated, histerical | GRE set 34 |
| 11 | overwrought | adjective1 in a state of nervous excitement or anxiety : she was too ~ to listen to reason.2 (of a piece of writing or a work of art) too elaborate or complicated in design or construction. | GRE Verbal Session 3 |
| 12 | overwrought | adjective1 in a state of nervous excitement or anxiety : she was too ~ to listen to reason.2 (of a piece of writing or a work of art) too elaborate or complicated in design or construction. | GRE Verbal Session 3 |
| 13 | overwrought | adj. extremely agitated; hysterical | Barrons lists 31-35 (misogamy - philanderer) |
| 14 | overwrought | upset,distressed,agitated | set #6 |
| 15 | overwrought | nervous or excited; extremely agitated; hysterical; wrought-up; CF. wrought: made or done | Demanding GRE Words from Barrons -2 |
| 16 | Overwrought | excessively nervous or excited; agitated; extremely elaborate or ornate; overdone | L-R blogspot |
| 17 | overwrought | extremely agitated, hysterical | SAT vocab page 213-214 |
| 18 | overwrought | extremely agitated, hysterical | SAT VOCAB WORDS |
| 19 | Overwrought | worked up, in an emotional state | SAT VOCAB WORDS |
| 20 | overwrought | extremely agitated, hysterical | SAT VOCAB WORDS |
| 21 | Overwrought | worked up, in an emotional state | SAT VOCAB WORDS |
| 22 | overwrought | extremely agitated, hysterical | SAT VOCAB WORDS |
| 23 | overwrought | worried or exhausted | vocabulary |
| 24 | overwrought | nervous or excited; extremely agitated; hysterical; wrought-up; CF. wrought: made or done | Untitled |
| 25 | overwrought | nervous or excited; extremely agitated; hysterical; wrought-up; CF. wrought: made or done | Untitled |
| 26 | overwrought | nervous or excited; extremely agitated; hysterical; wrought-up; CF. wrought: made or done | Untitled |
| 27 | overwrought | excited; complex | Wordly Wise 9 |
| 28 | Overwrought | worked up; in an emotional state | SAT Word List 4 |
| 29 | Overwrought | worked up; in an emotional state | SAT Word List 4 GROUPS 6-10 |
| 30 | overwrought | extremely nervous or excited | Week 2 |
| 31 | Overwrought | worked up; in an emotional state | English sat |
| 32 | overwrought | frenetic | vocab ? synonyms |
| 33 | Overwrought | worked up; in an emotional state | SAT Vocabulary |
| 34 | overwrought | agitated, frantic, hysterical | Vocab Set 3 (Lists 16-20) + McGraw Hill PT 1 |
| 35 | Overwrought | nervous, excessive | page 42 vocab |
| 36 | OVERWROUGHT | agitated, overdone | GRE Set 1 (100) |
| 37 | overwrought | excessively excited or nervous | 5-7 |
| 38 | overwrought | excessively excited or nervous | Problem Words |
| 39 | Overwrought | agitated; overdone | Kaplan GRE Vocabulary |
| 40 | overwrought | excessively nervous or excited. | English 3B - Unit 3 |
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