| 5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 240 | |||
| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| gravity | noun | Newton discovered the laws of gravity. | attraction |
| noun | The gravity of the situation is great. | seriousness | |
| graze | verb | The horses grazed in the pasture. | browsed |
| verb | The two cars grazed each other. | scraped | |
| grease | noun | Grease reduces friction in bearings. | lubricants |
| verb | You should grease the car each month. | lubricate | |
| great | adj. | The dance was held in a great hall. | spacious |
| adj. | We traveled a great distance. | large in number | |
| adj. | America is one of the great nations. | powerful | |
| greatly | adj. | He is greatly admired in the West. | immensely |
| greed | noun | Greed will rob a man of his senses. | avarice |
| greedy | adj. | She was a greedy person. | covetous |