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GRE Word List # GMAT/W132

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  Word Descriptions epiphany, meander, tortuous, retroaction, cascade, adamant, adulterate, disavow, rampant, table


   
Description of epiphany (noun)
appearance of a supernatural being; sudden idea or thought



   
Description of meander (verb)
to wind; to ramble; to roam; walk about aimlessly; carry on in a leisurely way



   
Description of tortuous (adjective)
full of twists and turns; not straight forward; possibly deceitful



   
Description of retroaction (noun)
reverse action; law which takes effect on a past date



   
Description of cascade (noun)
waterfall; pour; waves



   
Description of adamant (adjective)
not yielding; firm; steadfast



   
Description of adulterate (verb)
to corrupt; to debase; to make impure



   
Description of disavow (verb)
to deny; to refuse to acknowledge; to disclaim; to reject; to repudiate



   
Description of rampant (adjective)
growing unchecked; widespread; prevailing



   
Description of table (noun)
systematic list of details; chart



  Determinations of the words epiphany, meander, tortuous, retroaction, cascade, adamant, adulterate, disavow, rampant, table

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