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GRE Word List # GMAT/W108

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  Word Descriptions abbreviate, exculpate, concise, emollient, gauche, garrulous, impromptu, glutton, incessant, awry


   
Description of abbreviate (verb)
to shorten; to reduce in length compress; to diminish; to make brief



   
Description of exculpate (verb)
to free from guilt; to declare innocent



   
Description of concise (adjective)
in few words; brief; condensed; succinct; short yet comprehensive



   
Description of emollient (adjective)
softening or soothing to the skin; having power to soften or relax living tissues



   
Description of gauche (adjective)
awkward; lacking social grace; crude; tactless; clumsy



   
Description of garrulous (adjective)
extremely talkative or wordy; loquacious; chatty



   
Description of impromptu (adjective)
without preparation; spontaneous



   
Description of glutton (noun)
person who eats and drinks to excess; overeater



   
Description of incessant (adjective)
constant and unending; unceasing; continuous



   
Description of awry (adjective)
crooked; uneven; unsound; twisted



  Determinations of the words abbreviate, exculpate, concise, emollient, gauche, garrulous, impromptu, glutton, incessant, awry

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