BENEFACTOR:
■ noun
A person who helps people or institutions (especially with financial help).
eg. There was much speculation as to the identity of the college's secret benefactor.
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GRE WORDS 497-498
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BENEFACTOR:
■ noun
A person who helps people or institutions (especially with financial help).
eg. There was much speculation as to the identity of the college's secret benefactor.
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BENEFACTOR:
■ noun
A person who helps people or institutions (especially with financial help).
eg. There was much speculation as to the identity of the college's secret benefactor.
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GRE WORDS 495-496
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TURGID:
■ adj.
1.Swollen or distended, as from a fluid; bloated.
2.Excessively ornate or complex in style or language; grandiloquent: turgid prose.
eg.He suffered from turgid veins.
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TURGID:
■ adj.
1.Swollen or distended, as from a fluid; bloated.
2.Excessively ornate or complex in style or language; grandiloquent: turgid prose.
eg.He suffered from turgid veins.
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GRE WORDS 493-494
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■ verb
Infer from incomplete evidence;To make a guess or conjecture.
■ noun
An idea or opinion based on insufficiently conclusive evidence; a conjecture.
eg.The magician surmised the numbers which the audience thought.
GRE WORDS 491-492
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SLAKE:
■ verb
Quench, satisfy a desire (such as hunger, thirst, etc.); moderate, lessen the intensity of something; extinguish, put out; combine lime with water
eg.I needed to slake my thirst after running two miles.
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METROPOLIS:
■ noun
SLAKE:
■ verb
Quench, satisfy a desire (such as hunger, thirst, etc.); moderate, lessen the intensity of something; extinguish, put out; combine lime with water
eg.I needed to slake my thirst after running two miles.
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METROPOLIS:
■ noun
GRE WORDS 489-490
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OSTRACIZE:
■ verb
Expel from a community or group;Avoid speaking to or dealing with;banish.
eg.Ever since I spoke up, my colleagues ostracize me.
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RECIPROCATE:
■ verb
1.To give or take mutually; interchange;to make return for; to give in return.
2.Alternate the direction of motion of;To move forward and backward alternately.
eg.We always invite the neighbours and they never reciprocate!
OSTRACIZE:
■ verb
Expel from a community or group;Avoid speaking to or dealing with;banish.
eg.Ever since I spoke up, my colleagues ostracize me.
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RECIPROCATE:
■ verb
1.To give or take mutually; interchange;to make return for; to give in return.
2.Alternate the direction of motion of;To move forward and backward alternately.
eg.We always invite the neighbours and they never reciprocate!
GRE WORDS 487-488
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OLFACTORY:
MAGNILOQUENT:
OLFACTORY:
■ adj. related to sense of smell
■ noun
Sense of smell; olfactory organ
eg. As she walked past the open cesspool she wished her olfactory wasn't so keen.
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MAGNILOQUENT:
■ adj. bombastic, grandiloquent; boastful
GRE WORDS 485-486
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DISTRAIT:
■ adj. absent minded, inattentive, lost in thought.
DISTRAIT:
■ adj. absent minded, inattentive, lost in thought.
eg. Upon hearing the news, he was too distrait to put on his pants.
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CHAMP:
■ verb
Chew noisily; bite; act in an impatient manner.
■ noun
Champion, one who is the best in his field, one who wins first place.
eg.They will champ at the bit as it gets closer to the time to leave.
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CHAMP:
■ verb
Chew noisily; bite; act in an impatient manner.
GRE WORDS 483-484
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PURLOIN:
■ verb
To steal, often in a violation of trust, pilfer, filch; take without permission, appropriate;
eg.The thief attempted to purloin the purse from the park bench.
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PURLOIN:
■ verb
To steal, often in a violation of trust, pilfer, filch; take without permission, appropriate;
eg.The thief attempted to purloin the purse from the park bench.
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GRE WORDS 481-482
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INCULCATE:
■ verb
Teach and impress by frequent repetitions or admonitions.
eg.It is the duty of the elders to inculcate the young with a sense of duty.
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IMPECUNIOUS:
■ adj.not having enough money to pay for necessities
(synonym) hard up, in straitened circumstances(p), penniless, penurious, pinched
(similar) poor
eg.An impecunious family may be rich in love.
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INCULCATE:
■ verb
Teach and impress by frequent repetitions or admonitions.
eg.It is the duty of the elders to inculcate the young with a sense of duty.
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IMPECUNIOUS:
■ adj.not having enough money to pay for necessities
(synonym) hard up, in straitened circumstances(p), penniless, penurious, pinched
(similar) poor
eg.An impecunious family may be rich in love.
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GRE WORDS 479-480
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GNOME:
■ noun
1.One of a number of small creatures that live in the earth and guard its treasures, goblin, dwarf (Folklore) ,
2.A short pithy saying expressing a general truth.
eg.Many people think that having a garden gnome in their yard will bring them good luck.
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HOMESPUN:
■ adj.
1.Spun or woven in the home;Made of a homespun fabric.
2.Simple and homely; unpretentious
■ noun
A rough loosely woven fabric originally made with yarn that was spun at home
eg.Most small towns would have gladly forfeited some of their homespun values if it meant luring a firm there.
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GNOME:
■ noun
1.One of a number of small creatures that live in the earth and guard its treasures, goblin, dwarf (Folklore) ,
2.A short pithy saying expressing a general truth.
eg.Many people think that having a garden gnome in their yard will bring them good luck.
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HOMESPUN:
■ adj.
1.Spun or woven in the home;Made of a homespun fabric.
2.Simple and homely; unpretentious
■ noun
A rough loosely woven fabric originally made with yarn that was spun at home
eg.Most small towns would have gladly forfeited some of their homespun values if it meant luring a firm there.
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