Web English-test.net
 

GRE Word List # GMAT/W34

gmat preparation | add bookmark | print this page
prev gmat wordlist | gmat wordlist | next gmat wordlist
 
  Word Descriptions somber, exorbitant, conventional, lurid, tedious, fallacious, perceptive, provincial, halcyon, blithe


   
Description of somber (adjective)
dark and depressing; gloomy; glum; mournful; sad



   
Description of exorbitant (adjective)
going beyond what is reasonable; excessive; expensive; disproportionate



   
Description of conventional (adjective)
traditional; common; routine; customary; formal



   
Description of lurid (adjective)
glowing through haze; shocking; sensational; appalling; horrible



   
Description of tedious (adjective)
wearisome; tiresome; dreary



   
Description of fallacious (adjective)
misleading; mistaken; deceptive; disappointing unsound; false



   
Description of perceptive (adjective)
full of insight; aware; comprehending



   
Description of provincial (adjective)
regional; unsophisticated; narrow-minded



   
Description of halcyon (adjective)
tranquil; happy; calm; peaceful



   
Description of blithe (adjective)
happy; cheery; merry; carefree



  Determinations of the words somber, exorbitant, conventional, lurid, tedious, fallacious, perceptive, provincial, halcyon, blithe

  file's URL: http://www.english-test.net/gmat/vocabulary/words/034/gmat-descriptions.php
GRE test: http://www.english-test.net/gmat/vocabulary/words/034/gmat-test.php
GRE word lists: http://www.english-test.net/gmat/vocabulary/words/034/gmat-definitions.php
GRE prep forum: http://www.english-test.net/forum/forum14.html
GRE preparation: http://english-test/gmat/index.html © 2003—2008 www.english-test.net
 

The West's Last Chance: Will We Win the Clash of Civilizations? audiobook download The West's Last Chance: Will We Win the Clash of Civilizations? audiobook download — The West, says author Tony Blankley in this shocking book, is down to its last chance. Within our lifetimes, Europe...

More links from English-test.net: GMAT help: a chance to get into top universities..., All vs. everything, X-ing or xing?, Singular and plural in this sentence...?, Hello! I'm Heather, a student at colleage., The old age of the man, What is the difference between "grey" and "gray"?, How can anyone improve his grammar and vocabulary?, 'Au revoir' and 'ni hao', what is ditch water?, Parts of speech activities: Speaking: At the Station, Worksheets pdf with half, none, bad, battle: English Slang Idioms (235), Pimsleur Spanish, Instant Conversation: Pimsleur Spanish Language Program, Phrasal verbs and meaning: Losing It (2), Reading comprehension quiz: English Slang Idioms (282), War on terror audio books, CDs, tapes, cassettes used and new, audio download

     GMAT prep test: English Vocabulary Words: Examples of Adjectives         GMAT vocab test: Free word games: Online Adjectives Quiz         GMAT Test: (printable version)         Definition of somber, exorbitant, conventional, lurid, tedious