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(D) concur
(E) praise
AchieversPoint’s galaxy : n.
Reading Comprehension of GRE.
Gaffe : n.
gainsay : v.
GAINSAY
(A) hesitate
(B) intercede
(C) perceive large Spanish sailing-ship used from the 15th to the
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galley : n.
gallows : n.
wooden framework on which criminals are put to the gamut complete range or scale.
death by hanging.
gangrene : n.
galvanic : adj.
GAMBOL:
(A) admit
(B) plod
(C) ruin
(D) follow
(E) fret
gamely : adv:
(often derog ) stare with an open mouth. usu in
surprise.
garbled : adj.
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GARNISH
(A) collate
(B) denude
(C) procure
(D) surrender
(E) utilize
garrulity :
garrulousness ns
confused or misleading. talkativeness.: garrulous :
adj. talking too much. esp
gargantuan : adj. about unimportant things.
GARRULITY
(A) servility
(B) forbearance
(C) peacefulness
(D) constancy
(E) taciturnity
gastronomy : n.
enormous; gigantic.
gargoyle : n.
gauche : adj.
socially awkward or clumsy.
GAUCEHNESS
(A) probity
garish : adj.
(B) sophistry
(C) acumen
(D) polish
(E) vigor
gaunt : adj.
garnish : v. ~ sth
made exceptionally thin by hunger or illness; haggard.
decorate (food for the
table) with small
gavel : n.
additional amounts of
food.
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gazebo (n)
A gazebo is a summerhouse,
garden pavilion, or belvedere,
sited to command a view.
gazette : n. polite or refined in an affected or exaggerated way.
official journal with public
notices and lists of gentility : n.
government. military. legal and university
appointments.
genealogy : n.
study of family history. showing
who the ancestors of particular
people were and how they were
related to each other.
generality : n.
general statement. esp one that genteel manners and behaviour; social superiority.
is vague or indefinite.
gentry : n.
generic : adj.
shared by or including a whole group or class; not
specific.
genesis : n.
genuflect : v.
geniality : n.
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genus : n.
in the earliest stage of development.
germinate : v.
germ : n. gerontology : n.
germane : adj. ~
(fml ) relevant.
GERMANE
(A) domestic
(B) sympathetic
(C) controversial
(D) profound
(E) inappropriate arrange the boundaries of or divide (an area) for
voting in order to give unfair advantages to one party
in an election.
germinal : adj.
gestate :
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gild : v.
gesticulating.
cover with gold-leaf or gold-coloured paint.
ghastly : adj.
gingerly : adv.
gibberish : n.
GIST
(A) artificial manner
(B) trivial point
(C) informal procedure
(D) eccentric method
(E) singular event
~ (at sb/sth) jeer at or mock sb/sth; make fun of
sb/sth. GIST
(A) tangential point
giddy : adj. (B) tentative explanation
(C) faulty assumption
(D) flawed argument
(E) meaningless distinction
glacial : adj.
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gather.
[ glamour: ] charm and allure; fascination. glib : (adj)
(derog ) speaking or spoken fluently
glare : n. and without hesitation. but not
sincerely or trustworthily.
GLIB
(A) illiterate
(B) inexplicitly
(C) verbose
(D) perfunctory
strong unpleasant dazzling light.; glaring : adj.
(E) labored
dazzling.
glimmer : v.
glasnost (n)
send out a weak unsteady light.
Glas + nost………………Things
which are made of glass looks
glitter : v.
transparent, similarly glasnost is a
~ shine brightly with little sharp flashes of light;
policy or practice of a more open
sparkle.
government & wider dissemination of information.
gloat : v.
Eg:
~ express or feel selfish
The winds of glasnost that have swept television.
delight at one's own success
or good fortune or sb else's
glaze : v.
failure.
gloss : n.
brightness or shine on a
smooth surface.
glossary : n.
list of technical or special words explaining their
meanings.
glossy : adj.
fit sheets or panes of glass into.
gleam : n.
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gnarl :
goad : (n)
pointed stick for making cattle.
etc move on.
Glutton……………gutters…………A glutton
stomach works like a gutter. He wants to eat every
thing available on the earth. ~ sth eat sth fast. noisily and greedily (leaving
Eg: nothing behind).
>> A glutton for adventure.A glutton for
punishment.A glutton for punishment. gorge : n.
>> He’s such a glutton that he ate the whole cake.
Syn:
gourmand, greedy person, epicure, overeater,
sensualist, hog.
GLUT
(A) dearth
(B) limit narrow steep-sided valley. usu with a stream or river.
(C) void
(D) supply gory : adj.
(E) drain
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surface or texture.
Graphite : n. soft black substance used in making
lead pencils. In lubrication. And for slowing down
neutrons in atomic reactors.
(esp rhet ) covered with gore1.
Grapple : (v)
Grape+ apple............ I like
gossamer : n.
grape & apple so much that I
fine silky substance of
always grapple with my
webs made by small
brother for these.
spiders. floating in
Eg:
calm air or spread
>> Passersby grappled with
over grass. etc.
the man after the knife attack.
GOSSAMER
>> Grappled with their consciences; grapple with
(A) sincere
the political realities of our time.
(B) taciturn
Syn:
(C) intense
hook, catch, close, grapnel, grappling hook,
(D) awkward
grappling iron, grappler, cope, get by, make do,
(E) ponderous
manage, deal, make out, contend.
gouge : n.
grate : n.
fireplace.
GRATE
(A) soothe
(B) gather
(C) acknowledge
tool with a sharp semicircular edge for cutting (D) forgive
grooves in wood. (E) improve
granary : n. GRATUITOUS
(A) thankless
(B) warranted
(C) trying
(D) discreet
(E) spurious
building where grain I stored.
gratuity : n.
Grandeur : n.
greatness; magnificence; impressiveness.
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grisly : adj.
device on a cooker that directs heat downwards for cave. esp one made artificially as a garden shelter.
cooking meat. toasting bread. etc.
grouch : v.
grim : adj.
~ (derog ) complain.
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gruesome : adj.
rough; surly.
~ (of animals or thunder) make a low threatening
sound. grumble : v. ~
googol (n)
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gustatory :
guile : n.
gusto : n.
guise : n.
guy : n.
gullible : adj.
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(B) ephemeral
H
(C) passive
(D) advantageous
(E) compendious
ackles : n.
HALYCON
(A) future
(B) healthy
(C) inane
(D) extraordinary
(E) miserable
hale : adj.
hale and `hearty (esp of an old person) strong and
long feathers on the neck of the domestic cock. etc healthy.
or hairs on the neck of a dog.
hallowed :
hackneyed : adj. set apart as sacred.
used so often that it has
become trite and dull. hallucination : n.
HACKNEYED illusion of seeing or hearing sth when no such thing
(A) fresh is actually present.
(B) illicit
(C) careful halting : adj.
(D) unpopular slow and hesitant. as if lacking in confidence.
(E) dissenting
hamper : n.
HACKNEYED large basket with a hinged lid. esp one containing
(A) helpful food. wine. etc.
(B) permissible
(C) decorative hammock (n)
(D) unintentional A hammock is a swinging
(E) original bed, apparently of West
Indian origin. Suspended
haggard : adj. sleeping nets, made of
grasses or fibre, were in
common use among the
Caribs at the time of the discovery of America by
Columbus, the concept being adopted by Spanish
sailors in Columbus' expeditions.
handsome : adj.
haggle : v.
~ (over/about sth)
argue (esp about the
price. etc when
agreeing upon the (of men) good-looking.
terms of a sale or other
transaction). haphazard : adj.
hail : n.
frozen rain falling in a shower.
halcyon : adj.
peaceful and happy.
HALCYON
(A) agitated
without plan or order; random.
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harangue : (n)
haughtiness : n.
harbinger : n.
Pride; arrogance..
haunt : v.
~ (rhet ) person or thing that announces or shows
that sb/sth is coming.
harbor :
to give shelter or refuge to.
hardy : adj.
able to endure cold or difficult conditions; tough. visit (a place) regularly.
robust.
havoc : n.
harping : [ harp: ]
a large triangular plucked stringed instrument
consisting of a soundboard connected to an upright
pillar by means of a curved crossbar from which the
strings extend downwards..
harrow : n.
widespread damage; great destruction.
hazard : n.
harrowing : [ harrow: ]
any of various implements used to level the ground. ~ (thing that can cause) danger; risk.
stir the soil. break up clods. destroy weeds. etc.. in
soil. hazardous : adj.
harry : v.
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very wicked.
helm : n.
misty.
headfirst :
with the head foremost; headlong.
headstrong : adj.
handle or wheel for moving the rudder of a ship or
boat.
hem : n.
hedonism : n.
herald : n.
belief that pleasure should be the main aim in life.
hedonist : n.
believer in hedonism.
heedless :
person who made important announcements and
carried messages from a ruler.
hercules (n)
In Greek and Roman mythology,
Hercules (Heracles) was considered
not noticing; disregarding; heed : v. pay attention to as the perfect athlete. He was given
(advice. etc); take notice of (sth). twelve labours. 1) Kill the Nemean
lion. 2) Destroy the Lernean hydra.
hegemony : n. 3) Capture alive the Erymanthian
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hermetic : adj.
feeding on plants. tightly closed so that air cannot
escape or enter; completely
herd : n. airtight.
HERMETIC
(A) abundant
(B) derisive
(C) permeable
(D) steadfast
(E) corpulent .
heresy : n.
hermes (n)
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hideous : adj.
filling the mind with horror; very ugly; frightful.
hilarious (adj)
hierarchy : n.
hieroglyphics (n)
hiatus : n. hilarity : n.
gap in a series or sequence. making it incomplete;
break in continuity.
HIATUS
(A) nexus
(B) atavism
(C) cognate
(D) vortex
(E) reflex
loud laughter; great amusement.
hibernal :
hindmost : adj.
furthest behind.
hindrance : n.
~ thing or person that hinders.
hindsight : n.
wisdom about an event after it has occurred.
wintry. hinterlands :
land lying behind something. esp. a coast or the
hibernate : v. shore of a river.
spend the winter in a state like deep sleep.
hireling : n.
hide : v. person whose services may be hired.
prevent (sth/sb/oneself) from being seen; put or
keep out of sight. hirsute : adj.
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hostage : n.
hoary : adj.
(also hoar) (esp of hair) grey or white with age. person held as a captive by one or more others who
threaten to keep. harm or kill him unless certain
hoax : n. demands are met.
mischievous trick played on sb for a joke.
hostility : n.
holocaust : n. ~ being hostile (to sb/sth); antagonism; enmity.
large-scale destruction. esp by fire; great loss of
human life. hothead : n.
person who often acts too hastily or rashly;
holster : n. impetuous person ;.
leather case for a pistol. usu fixed to a belt or saddle.
hovel : n. small house that is unfit to live in; very
homage : n. poor and squalid dwelling ;.
things said or done to show great respect; tribute to a
person or his qualities (used esp with the vs shown). hover : v.
remain in the air in one place.
homely : adj.
(approv esp Brit) simple and plain. hubbub : n. loud confused noise. eg of many voices;
din ;.
homeostasis :
tendency of a system to maintain relative stability. hubris : n.
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humane : adj.
having or showing sympathy. kindness and
understanding.
humanitarian : adj.
concerned with improving the lives of mankind and state like deep sleep in which a person's actions may
reducing suffering. esp by social reform. be controlled by another person.
humdrum : adj.
person who suffers from hypochondria.
lacking excitement or variety; dull; monotonous.
hypocritical : adj.
humility : n.
of hypocrisy or a hypocrite.
humble attitude of mind; modesty.
HUMILIATE
hypothetical : adj.
(A) divide
of or based on a hypothesis; not necessarily true or
(B) elucidate
real ;.
(C) dignify
(D) disengage
hysteria : n.
(E) personify
wild uncontrollable emotion or excitement. with eg
laughter. crying or screaming.
hummock : n.
low hill or hump in the ground; hillock .
humor :
to soothe or content by indulgence.
humus : n.
rich dark organic material formed by the decay of
dead leaves. etc and essential to the fertility of soil.
hurl : v.
throw violently; fling.
hygiene : n.
study and practice of cleanliness as a way of
maintaining good health and preventing disease.
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I chthyology :
idolatry : (n)
study of fish.
worship of idols.
icon : n. painting. carving. etc of a holy person. itself
regarded as sacred. idyll : n.
short piece of poetry or
iconoclastic : prose that describes a
happy and peaceful scene
or event. esp of country
life.
IDYLL
(A) negative appraisal
(B) pedestrian argument
(C) object created for a purpose
(D) experience fraught with tension
attacking cherished beliefs. (E) action motivated by greed
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ignoble : adj.
not honourable in character or purpose; shameful. imbroglio : (n)
Complicated. confused or
ignominy : (n) embarrassing situation. esp a political
A situation in which a person lives or an emotional one.
his life in ignorance & public IMBROGLIO
disgrace; ignominious : adj. (A) flippancy
shameful or humiliating; causing (B) cantonment
disgrace. (C) colorlessness
Eg: Suffered the ignominy of (D) harmony
being sent to prison. (E) announcement
Syn:
discredit, disesteem, dishonor, disrepute, humiliation imbue : v. ~ sb/sth with sth fill or inspire sb/sth
Ant: with (feelings. etc).
esteem, regard immaculate : adj. perfectly clean and tidy; spotless.
illimitable :
infinite. about to happen; likely to happen very soon.
immobility : n. state of being immobile.
illuminate : v.
provide with light. immolate : v.
illusion : n.
false idea. belief or impression; delusion.
illusive : adjs.
immune : adj.
based on illusion; deceptive; illusory : based on or
producing illusion:DECEPTIVE.
imbecility : n.
imbibe : v. immure : v.
imprison (sb); shut in.
IMMUNE
(A) toxic
(B) virulent
(C) convalescent
(D) susceptible
drink (sth. esp alcohol). (E) probable
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IMMUNITY
(A) incompatibility
(B) variability
(C) mortality
(D) irritability
(E) susceptibility
impecunious : adj.
having little or no money.
IMPECUNIOUS
(A) heinous
that cannot be changed; that will never change. (B) noxious
impair : v. weaken or damage. (C) contented
(D) affluent
impale : v. (E) responsive
~ sb/sth pierce sb/sth with a sharp-pointed object.
impede : v.
impalpable : adj.
that cannot be touched or felt physically. hinder or obstruct the progress or movement of.
IMPEDE
impart : v. (A) facilitate
~ sth (to sth) give (a quality) to sth. (B) requires
(C) uproot
impartial : adj. (D) portray
not favouring one person or thing more than (E) promise
another; fair or neutral.
impediment : n.
impassable : (adj) ~ person or thing that
hinders or obstructs the
progress or movement of
sth.
impel : v.
~ sb (to sth) force or urge sb to do sth.
impossible to travel on or over.
impending : adj.
impasse : n. about to happen; imminent.
difficult position or situation from which there is no
way out; deadlock. impenetrable : adj.
~ that cannot be entered. passed through. etc.
impassioned : adj.
showingstrong deep feeling. impenitent : adj.
not sorry for or ashamed of one's misdoings; not
impassive : adj. penitent.
showing no sign of imperative : (adj.)
feeling. very urgent or important;
IMPASSIVE needing immediateattention.
(A) overwrought IMPERATIVE
(B) long – winded (A) relevant
(C) pompous (B) optional
(D) energetic (C) complete
(E) adept (D) easily accomplished
(E) readily understood
impeach : v.
~ sb accuse (a public official or politician) of imperceptible : adj.
committing a serious crime. esp one against the State. that cannot be noticed or felt because so small. slight
or gradual.
impeccable : (adj)
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impermeable : adj.
not allowing a liquid to pass through.
IMPERMEABLE
(A) sandy
(B) resilient
(C) blunt
(D) sticky
(E) porous showing a lack of respect. esp for God and religion;
not pious.
impersonal : (adj.)
implacable : adj.
imperturbable : adj.
not easily troubled or worried; calm.
impervious : adj.
~ not allowing water. gas. etc to pass through.
impetuous : adj.
acting or done quickly and with little thought or care;
rash or impulsive. unlikely to be true; not convincing.
IMPETUOUS IMPLAUSIBLE
(A) fitting (A) admirable
(B) obedient (B) believable
(C) boring (C) controllable
(D) frivolous (D) extremely practical
(E) planned (E) carefully considered
impetus : n. implement : n.
~ thing that encourages a process to develop more
quickly.
impiety : n.
lack of respect. esp for God and religion.
tool or instrument.
impinge : (v)
Im + Pin + ge…………on Big social
implicate : v.
blunder impinge our life like a pin.
Eg:
>> Impinge on her consciousness.
>> One of a democratic government's continuing
challenges is finding a way to protect . . . secrets
without impinging the liberties that democracy exists
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implicit : adj.
of which the effect or importance cannot be
measured or estimated.
importunate : adj.
implode : (v)
Explode... Implode is persistent. esp in making requests or demands.
to burst or explode
inwards. importune : v.
Eg: "The bottle
imploded"
Syn: blast, blight,
burst, crack, crash, crunch, crush, dash, demolish,
destroy, disable, exhaust, explode, fracture, fragment, ~ sb (for sth) ask sb persistently (for sth). usu in an
fragmentize, impair, overturn, pulverize, rend, rive, annoying manner; beg or demand insistently.
ruin, scrunch, shiver, smash, smatter, snap, split,
torpedo, total, wrack up imposture : n.
IMPLODE
(A) make muted noise
(B) react violently
(C) burst outward
(D) change structurally
(E) vary sharply
(action of) deliberately deceiving by pretending to be
implore : v. sb else.
impotent :(adj)
Im + potential…………… An
Impotent person has no potential
to do things right.
Eg: He was seized with an
impotent anger
Syn: barren, frigid, unproductive
ask or beg earnestly; beseech. Ant: virile, potent - (of a male)
able to copulate.
imply : v.
suggest (something) indirectly rather than state it impoverish : v.
directly; hint.
impolitic : (adj)
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imprudent : adj.
not wise or discreet; not prudent.
impudence : n.
oath or curse.
impregnable : adj.
so strong and well-constructed that it cannot be
entered orcaptured.
impregnate : v.
~ sth cause (one substance) to be filled in every part
with another substance; saturate sth.
IMPUGN
(A) revoke
(B) discharge
(C) champion
(D) console
(E) restore
indecent or unsuitable behaviour; dishonest practice.
impuissance : n.
improvident : adj.
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impulsive (adj)
Actions or moves which
are impulsive are
determined by the
pulses of the men.
Eg:
>> Perhaps she's
regretting her impulsive
offer.Such impulsive that cannot be taken away.
acts as hugging strangers; impulsive generosity.
>> An impulsive young man.An impulsive inane : (adj)
decision.An impulsive purchase of a very expensive Insane……… Inane.
jacket. Please for God’s sake
>> An impulsive woman who never seems to have don’t memorize word’s,
the same opinion about anything for longer than ten otherwise If you not
minutes. become an in sane you
Syn: offhand, unpremeditated, extemporaneous will become an image
guy. Are you do not agree with my thoughts so
impunity : n. please tell me what is your name……… i…i….i.
with impunity with freedom from punishment or Name.
injury. E.g:
>> Interrupting with inane comments; angry with
impute : v. my inane roommate.
~ sth to sb/sthput the responsibility for sth on >> Inane comments.Inane and useless phrases, such
sb/sth; attributesth to sb/sth as "have a nice day".
Syn: pointless, foolish, asinine, fatuous, vacuous
immanent (adj)
inanimate : adj.
inadvertently : adv.
incandescent : adj.
by accident; unintentionally.
inalienable : adj.
incantation : n.
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incendiary : adj.
Incarnate : (adj.)
start or beginning of sth.
incessant : adj.
INCHOATE
(A) sensuously pleasant
person that prominently displays a particular quality.
(B) prominently visible
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INCHOATE
(A) sordid
(B) modern
(C) improvised
(D) exceptionally quick cold and stormy; bad.
(E) completely formed
incognito : adj. .
incinerate : v.
destroy completely by burning; burn to ashes ;. adv with one's true identity hidden; in disguise.
incommodious : adj.
incisive : adj.
inclement : adj.
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incontinent : adj.
unable to control the
bladder or bowels in passing
waste matter from the body.
incriminate : v.
incontrovertible: adj.
incorporate : v.
incorporeal. : adj
incubus : n.
incredulity :
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indelible : (adj)
In + delete… Indelible is
incumbent : adj. something that can’t be
~ on/upon sb necessary as deleted.
part of sb's duty. Eg: An indelible pen for
labeling clothing.An indelible
memory.An indelible pencil.
Indelible ink.An indelible performance.
Syn: ingrained, enduring, lasting, unforgettable,
inerasable
incur : v. INDELIBILITY
(A) availability
(B) comprehensibility
(C) decidability
(D) erase ability
(E) retract ability
indemnify : v.
~ sb (from/against sth) (law
cause oneself to suffer (sth bad); bring upon oneself.
or commerce ) promise to
compensate sb for any harm
incursion : (n)
he may suffer.
M + curs (dept)
+ion…………….If you do not
payback your debt debtor will
grab your whale property through
incursion
Eg:
>> Homes damaged by the incursion of
floodwater.His only incursion into the arts.
indentation : n.
>> There were incursions from the border every
indenting or being indented.
summer.
Syn: intrusion, aggression, invasion, raid,
penetration
INCURSION
(A) loss of respect
(B) lack of resolve
(C) reparation
indenture : v.
(D) relapse
~ sb contract sb to work as an
(E) retreat
apprentice.
indecision : n.
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(C) boldness
(D) endurance
(E) vivacity
indigenous : adj.
~ (fml ) belonging naturally (to a place); native.
indeterminate : adj. INDIGENOUS
not fixed or exact; vague; (A) thoughtful
indefinite. (B) acquired
INDETERMINATE (C) redundant
(A) qualified (D) unworthy
(B) definite (E) sterile
(C) stubborn
(D) effective indigent : adj. poor.
(E) committed
indicative : adj.
indignity : (n)
In + dignity....... Treatment or
circumstances that cause one to feel
shame and loss of dignity.
Humiliating, degrading, or abusive
indices : treatment.
Eg:
>> The director suffered the indignity of being
refused admission to the meeting.
>> And so fell George's last hope;--nothing before
him but a life of toil and drudgery, rendered more
bitter by every little smarting vexation and indignity
pl of index. which tyrannical ingenuity could devise
Syn: affront, insult
indict : v.
indiscriminate : adj.
~ (in sth) acting without
careful judgement.
INDISCRIMINATE
(A) energetic
(B) permanent
~ sb (law ) accuse sb officially (of sth); charge sb. (C) particular
(D) easily copied
indifferent : adj. (E) unusually popular
~ having no interest in sb/sth; neither for nor against
sb/sth; not caring about sb/sth. indisputable : adj.
that cannot be disputed or denied.
indigence : n.
poverty.
INDIGENCE
(A) alienation
(B) reliability
(C) opulence
(D) anxiety
(E) popularity
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(A) reproof
(B) deterrent
(C) partiality
(D) distinction
(E) consideration
that cannot be dissolved or broken up; firm and
induct : v.
lasting.
~ sb install sb formally or with ceremony in a
position or an office; admit sb as a member of sth.
indite :
inductive : adj. based on induction.
write; compose.
indulge : v.
inebriate : adj. n
habitually drunk (person).
inebriated : adj.
indomitable : adj.
that cannot be drunk; intoxicated.; inebriety : habitual intoxication.
subdued or defeated;
unyielding. ineffable : adj.
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Eg:
>> Inept handling of the account
>> What women's acuteness really respects are the
inept "ideas" and the sheeplike impulses by which
our actions and opinions are determined in matters
of real importance.
Syn: undexterous, unfacile, ungraceful, unhandy
Ant: competent
infer : v.
injustice or unfairness.
inertia : n.
lack of vigour; lethargy.
INERTIA
(A) short duration
(B) mass less particle
(C) resistant medium
(D) ability to maintain pressure
(E) tendency to change motion of hell.
inestimable : adj. infest :
too great. precious. etc to be estimated.
inevitable : adj.
that cannot be avoided; that is sure to happen.
inexorable : adj.
continuing unstoppably; relentless.
To be present in such numbers as to be a source of
inextricable : adj. annoyance. trouble. or danger.
so closely linked that separation is impossible. INFEST
(A) poison
infallible : adj. (B) propitiate
incapable of making mistakes or doing wrong. (C) flee in droves
(D) plan carefully
infamous : adj. (E) cause to contract
infidel : n.
infantile : adj.
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infiltrate : v. infringe : v.
~ (into sth) (of liquids. gases. etc) pass slowly by
filtering; penetrate.
infinitesimal : adj.
extremely small.
break (a rule. an agreement. etc).
infirmity : n.
ingenious : adj.
influx : n.
ingrained : adj.
~ arrival of people or things. esp suddenly and in
large numbers or quantities.
infraction : (n)
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INIMITABLE
(A) incline to disagree
(B) unwilling to compete
~ existing as a natural or permanent feature or (C) eager to advise
quality of sb/sth. (D) intelligible
(E) ordinary
inhibit : v.
inquest (v)
inimical : adj.
injurious : adj.
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inkling : n.
~ slight knowledge (of sth secret or not previously
known); hint.
innate : adj.
in one's nature; possessed from birth.
innuendo : n.
(derog ) indirect reference (usu suggesting sth bad or
discreditable about sb).
inopportune : adj. not appropriate or convenient.
spreading or acting gradually and unnoticed but with
inordinate : (adj)
harmful effects.
insightful : adj.
inquisitive : adj.
fond of inquiring into other people's affairs. showing insight.
inquisitor : n. insinuate : v.
investigator. esp an officer of the Inquisition. ~ sth suggest sth (to sb) unpleasantly and indirectly.
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insolence : n.
lighthearted unconcern:NONCHALANCE.
instigate : v.
cause to begin or happen; initiate.
insubordinate : adj.
~ being insolent.
insolvent : adj.
insuperable : adj.
inability to sleep.
insouciant :
insurgent : adj.
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inter : (v)
in revolt; rebellious.
insurmountable : adj.
integrate : v.
intellect : n. intermediary : n.
~ person who acts as a means of communication
between two or more others.
interminable : (adj)
intelligentsia : n.
the intelligentsia those people within a community
who areof high intelligence and concern themselves
with mattersof culture. learning. etc; intellectuals as a going on too long. and usu therefore annoying or
class. boring.
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interregnum : n.
period when a state has no normal or lawful ruler.
esp at the end of a sovereign's reign and before the
appointment of a successor.
intransigence :
state of stubborn; unwillingness to compromise.
intrepid : adj.
fearless; brave.
~ (of/between/in sth) (fml ) very small gap or crack. INTEREPID
(A) morbid
intervene : v. (B) forbearing
(C) temperate
(D) apprehensive
(E) abundant
intrigue : v.
~ (against sb) make and carry out secret plans or
(of time) come or be between. plots to do sth bad.
intimate : adj. intrinsic : adj. belonging naturally; existing within.
not coming from outside.
intrinsically : adv: He is not intrinsically bad.
introspective : adj. inclined to introspect.
introvert : n.
~ having or being a very close and friendly
relationship.
intimidate : v.
inundate : v.
Two and two makes complete four.
Eg: There was, in Toto, an increase in legal
regulation and public surveillance.
Syn: all told, completely, inclusive, most
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(C) introduce
(D) laud
(E) permit
inveigle : v.
~ sb into sth/doing sth persuade sb to go
~ sth(fml ) cover sth with water by overflowing; somewhere or do sth by using flattery and deception.
flood. INVEGIBLE
INDUNDATE (A) display openly
(A) drain (B) request directly
(B) erupt (C) initiate willingly
(C) exist (D) advocate strongly
(D) decelerate (E) contribute lavishly
(E) disturb
inverse : adj.
inured : reversed in position. direction or relation.
invert : v.
accustomed to/adapted.
inveterate : adj.
(of bad feelings. habits. etc) that have lasted a long
time and seem likely to continue.
INVETERATE
(A) casual
(B) public
violent attack in words; abusive language. (C) satisfactory
INVECTIVE (D) trustworthy
(A) restoration (E) sophisticated
(B) normality
(C) fertility invidious : adj.
(D) willing compliance likely to cause resentment or unpopularity.
(E) laudatory words
invincible : adj.
INVECTIVE too strong to be overcome or defeated.
(A) tentative conclusion
(B) laudatory speech inviolable : adj.
(C) disordered presentation that must not be violated or dishonoured.
(D) confirming evidence
(E) ethical ambiguity invoke : v.
use (something) as a reason for one's action.
inveigh : v.
invulnerable : adj. ~ that cannot be wounded. hurt
or damaged by attack.
iota : n.
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irreconcilable : adj.
irascible : adj.
~ (with sb/sth) (of people) that cannot be reconciled.
irrefutable : adj.
that cannot be proved false.
irremediable : adj.
that cannot be remedied or corrected.
(of a person) easily made angry.
irreparable : adj.
IRASCIBLE
(A) quickly changing
(B) self – satisfied
(C) very reluctant
(D) event – tempered
(E) readily apparent
irrepressible : adj.
iridescent : adj.
showing colours like those of the rainbow.
irony : n.
irretrievable : adj.
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itinerant : adj.
that cannot be retrieved or remedied. travelling from place to place; itinerary : n. plan for.
or record of. a journey; route.
irreverence :
irreverent : adj.
irrevocable : adj.
isotope : n.
isthmus : n.
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