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ÀÛ¼ºÀÏ : 08-01 22:41
[Verbal Èı⠰ԽÃÆÇ] GRE VERBAL 6¿ù ÈÄ±â ¹× ¿¹»ó8(I)
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3/7*IGNITE <> quench, extinguish, douse
combustible : ignite :: malleable : shape
3/7*IMBUE <> drain, exude, dehydrate<?xml:namespace prefix = o />
imbued <> unaffected
3/7*IMMATERIAL <> corporeal, tangible, pertinent, consequential, relevant, significant
immaterial : relevance :: peripheral : center :: circuitous : directness
immaterial : touch :: infinite : exhaust
2/7*IMPASSIVE <> fervid, emotional,excitable,perfervid,zealous, impassioned, overwrought
impassive : perturb :: voracious : satisfy :: avaricious : satisfy (AÀ̸éBÇϱâÈûµç)
callous : impassivity :: dupe : duplicity (A=B)
drawl : slow :: deadpan : impassive
3/7*IMPECCABLE <> faulty, blemished, defective, flawed, tarnished
impeccable:flaw :: sterile:germ(1)
impeccable:flaw :: righteous:transgression
impeccable : flaw :: ingenuous : guile :: indolent : stir :: restive : serenity/calmness
5/7*IMPEDE <> remove impediment, facilitate, promote, foment, nurture, assist, cultivate, aid, cheer, expediate, abet, speed
blandishment : cajole :: obstacle : impede :: explanation : enlighten
impede:encumbrance :: divert:distraction(1)
obstructionist : impede ::
4/7*IMPECUNIOUS <> wealthy, prosperous, affluent, lavish
foolish : discretion :: impecunious : money
pelf : impecunious :: experience : green :: justification : gratuitous
2/7*impel[impel] <> restrain, curb, rein, thwart, deter
3/7*IMPENITENT <> penitent, remorseful, rueful, contrite
impenitent : remorse ::
6/7*IMPERIOUS <> meek, groveling, obsequious, diffident, deferential, flattering, subservient,
unassuming, servile, obeisant
imperious:fawn::swagger:self depreciate(A<>B)
imperious : servile/fawning :: rash : circumspective :: bellicose : peaceable (A<>B)
imperious : diffident :: (A<>B)
imperiousness <> flattery
fawn : imperiousness :: equivocate : directness :: elaborate : sketchy(A<>B)
2/7*IMPERTURBABLE <> ticklish, restive
imperturbable:nettle :: intractable:lead:: adamant : move (AÇϸé B ÇÏÁö ¸øÇÑ´Ù)
*imperturbability; serenity <> volatility, testiness, diffidence ¸Á¼³ÀÓ,»ï°¨,Á¶½É¼º
1/3*IMPETUOUS <> prudent, deliberate
impetuous : hesitation/vacillation :: bumptious : humbleness
impetuosity <> hesitance, vacillation
4/7*IMPERVIOUS <> easy to penetrate(1), susceptible(1), porous
Impervious : penetrate :: unassailable : refute
*impervious to light <> diaphanous, translucent,
impervious : liquid :: opaque : light
impervious : penetrate:: irrevocable : repeal ::
impervious : damaged :: indefensible : excused :: precarious : stable
impervious : damage :: unassailable : refute
1/3*IMPRESSIONABLE
impressionable : influence ::
1/2*IMPUDENT <> advertent, deferential, obeisant, respectful, reverent, judicious, courteous
impudent : obsequence¾Æ÷:: recalcitrant : control
impudent:brazen :: deadpan : impassive³Ã´ãÇÑ
2/7*IMPRUDENT <> discreet, circumspect, judicious, prudent, wise
*imprudence <> circumspection
2/7*IMPUGN <> approve, support, praise, endorse, extol, uphold, compliment, vindicate, laud,
exonerate¸éÁ¦ÇÏ´Ù, champion
2/7*INALIENABLE <> separable, transferable
inalienable : transfer :: ungovernable : manage
inalienable : surrender(ed):: implacable : propitiate(d):: immitigable : alleviate(d)
1/2*INANE; meaningless, empty <> substantial(2), meaningful(1), significant, substantiated,
sagacious, intelligent,pregnant, expressive, weighty(¹«°Å¿î;Áß¿äÇÑ;¿µÇâ·Â ÀÖ´Â)
inane : weight/sagacity(Çö¸í/±â¹Î) ::
2/7*INCANTATION : utterance¹ß¾ð:: talisman : object
1/4*INCENDIARY <> calming, moderating
incendiary : instigate/agitate :: insurgent : rebel
1/2*INCIPIENT <> full-blown¿ÏÀüÈ÷ÁøÇàµÈ, full-realized, plentiful, full-fledged
immature:developed::incipient/inchoate:realized
incipient : realized :: indefinite : tangible (A<>B)
incipient : realize :: hypothetic : prove
incipient : commencement :: (Çü:¸í)
1/4*INCOGNIZANT; unaware <> cognizant
incognizant : thoughtful :: restive : calm
2/7*INCONSPICUOUS <> prominent
inconspicuous : overlook :: consistent : predict :: tractable : lead
6/7*INCONTROVERTIBLE: impossible to dispute;unquestionable <> deniable
incontrovertible : refutable/disputed :: untenable : defended :: matchless : equaled
incontrovertible:refute/dispute::optimal:improve :: unfathomable : understand
3/7*INCORRIGIBLE <> manageable, tractable
incorrigible : revise/amend/dissuade :: ineluctable : avoid ::intractable : lead :: ineradicable/irradicable : remove
incorrigible : reformed :: inscrutable½É¿ÀÇÑ: understood :: adamant : moved
1/3*INDEFATIGABLE <> (soon) tired, lethargic, lazy, fragile, worn out
indefatigable : tired :: incorrigible : reformed
2/7*INDIGENT <> affluent, wealthy, prosperous
indigent : wealth :: redundant/superflous : indispensability (A<>B)
1/3*INDOMITABLE; impossible to conquer <> easily subdued
indomitable : conquer(v)/conquest(n) :: inexorable : stop/dissuasion
1/3*INDULGE <> eschew
embarrass:mortify : :indulge:mollycoddle(A << B)
abstemious : indulge :: austere : decorate
indulge : ascetic :: restrain : libertine
1/3*INDULGENT(sc);lenient, sybaritic, luxurious, mild, voluptuous <> spartan, ascetic, draconian
indulgent:adherent :: slovenly:dapper (A<>B)
2/7*indulgent person <> martinet
self-indulgent:sybarite :: villainous:miscreant
1/2*INEFFABLE : EXPRESS ::
3/7*INELUCTABLE <> avoided, escaped
serendipitous : expectation/effort :: ineluctable : chance
ineluctable : avoid :: impervious : penetrate :: irrevocable : repeal :: insufferable : tolerate :: incorrigible : amend : intractable : govern
ineluctable/inevitable : avoid :: untenable : defend::precarious:stable :: implacable:appease
3/7*INEPT <> gainly, adept, competent, versed, deft, masterful, adroit, skilled, adept, graceful,
proficient, judicious
competence/adroitness:inept::difficult:simplicity ineptness <> adroitness
*ineptitude[inéptətjù¢°d]n.incompetence <> finesse
3/7*INERT <> active(1), actively moving, dynamic, kinetic, vivacious, fast moving, move quickly
inert : react :: intransigent : yield
ephemeral : endure :: inert : react (LACK)
**inert material <> reactant¹ÝÀÀ¹°, reagent½Ã¾à,¹ÝÀÀÀÚ(1)
6/7*INEXORABLE <> flexible,pliant, yielding, acquiescing, relenting
inexorable : stop
inexorable:dissuasion :: indomitable:conquest
2/7*INEXPLICABLE <> accountable, answerable
Inexplicable:explain::ineffable:describe[A= B]
1/4*INFELICITOUS <> happy
1/3*INFLAME; intensify; kindle <> assuage, subdue
1/4*INFIRMARY : treatment :: conservatory : instruction
2/7*INFUSE <> drain away/out, refuse, extract, draw out(1)
inspire : infuse :: obliterate : remove
1/4*INGENIOUS <> awkward, lack of inventiveness(1), prosaic
3/7*INGENUOUS <> deceptive, cunning, devious, artful, hypocritical, sly, calculating, worldly
2/7*INHIBIT <> provide, further, precipitate
2/7*INIMICAL <> friendly, amiable, amicable, amenable, tractable
2/7*INJURIOUS <> harmless, innocuous
5/7*INNOCUOUS <> noxious, injurious, objectionable, toxic,
placebo : innocuous :: salve : unctuous :: venomµ¶¾×: toxic
innocuous : flaw :: irreproachable : blame[ ]
1/3*INSALUBRIOUS <> wholesome
1/3*INSENSATE <> conscious
insensate : unconscious ::
1/3*INSIGHT
insight:discern½Äº°ÇÏ´Ù::mettle±âÁú;¿ë±â:endure
insight : discerning :: deadpan : impassive
6/7*INSIPID(sc); dull <> tasty, exciting, fascinating, lively, piquant, pungent, exhilarating
insipid : invention :: prosaic : imagination
2/7*INSOLENT <> polite, respectful, elegant, deferential, courteous
perfunctorily : inspiration :: insolently : veneration
insolent : offend ::
3/7*INSOUCIANT;nonchalant <> distressed, worried, anxious, troubled
insouciant:worry::tenacious/pertinacious:yield
insouciant/nonchalant : concern :: tenacious : yield :: magnanimous : begrudge
1/2*INSUBORDINATE <> tractable
insubordinate:submissive::disaffected : contented :: capricious : deliberate
1/3*INTERMINABLE
interminable : length :: fathomless : depth
interminable : lengthy :: boundless : extensive : fathomless : deep :: agonizing : painful :: inquisitive : curious
SC) The meeting seemed interminable, not just because decisions were made with excessive deliberation, but also because the director was so tendentious as to provide extremely lengthy debate.
2/7*INTERMITTENT <> constant, continuous, unremitting, chronic
3/7*INTANGIBLE <> corporeal, substantial, palpable
impracticable : effected :: intangible : known :: indemonstrable : proven(B:AÀÇ ¹Ý´ë¿Ï·áÇü)
1/2*INTIMIDATE;(sc)dangerous; to make timid; fill with fear;to coerce by threats <> embolden
intimidate : fear/trepidation[A B]
dauntless : intimidate :: irrepressible : restrain
cowardice : intimidate :: choler : antagonize
threatening : intimidate :: blandishing : coax
4/7*INTRACTABLE <> meek, obeisant, governable, yielding, manageable
intractable : control/govern :: resolute : oscillate
intractable : persua(de/sion)::
*intractability <> governability
4/7*INTRANSIGENT <> open to compromise, docile, pliant, tractable, yielding, complaisant
firm:intransigent::concerned:obsessed(A<<B)
intransigent : pliantness ::
intransigent : acquiesce :: deferential : offend
intransigent:control::resolute:oscillate
*intransigence <> docility, pliancy, tractability
2/3*INTREPID <> apprehensive, timorous
genteel:vulgarity :: intrepid : fear
fear : intrepid :: qualm: unscrupulous
intrepid : deter :: rapt : distract (A¸øÇÏ°ÔBÇÏ´Ù)
intrepidness <> craven
5/7*INVECTIVE <> flattery, accolade, approbation, compliment, exaltation, extolment, laud, praise, laudatory speech/words, encomium, adulation
a. <> flattering, laudatory
invective : discredit :: exhortation : motivate
exhortation : motivate :: invective : discredit
2/3*INVETERATE <> casual, sporadic, occasional, one time>>uninitiatedDz³»±âÀÇ
5/7*INVIGORATE <> weaken, demoralize, enfeeble, enervate, sap, debilitate, emaciate, exhaust
Conducive : foment :: tonic : invigorate
tonic : invigorate :: analgesic : deaden
*invigoarated <> weakened
***invigorating<>enervating,soporificÃָ鼺ÀÇ
1/3*INVINCIBLE; unconquerable, invulnerable
invincible : vulnerable:: impervious : permeable
invincible:conquer/subdue :: optimal:improve :: impermeable : penetrate
invincible:subdue::impervious:damage
*invulnerable:dominate::negligible
1/2*IRASCIBLE <> affable, genial
irascible : placate´Þ·¡´Ù::
accessible : approach :: irascible : enrage
(SC)managers are blithe, but manager are irascible
2/7*IRK <> act defensively, soothe, gratify, make someone pleased, please, placate
irk:enrage :: suggest:urge(A<<B)
pest : irksome :: expert : proficient(Ư¡)
3/7*IRRELEVANT <> germane, pertinent, relevant
irrelevant : pertain :: immaterial : relevance :: peripheral : center :: circuitous : directness
1/4*ISTHMUS : land :: strait : water(2)
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