GRE Word List # SAT/M113

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Word Explanations pompous, disreputable, quixotic, transferable, venous, polar, impliable, invulnerable, contumacious, acrid

Explanation of pompous (adjective)
forms: more pompous; most pompous
marked by an assumed stateliness and impressiveness of manner

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Explanation of disreputable (adjective)
lacking honor; having a bad reputation

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Explanation of quixotic (adjective)
chivalrous or romantic to a ridiculous or extravagant degree

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Explanation of transferable (adjective)
capable of being conveyed from one person or place to another

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Explanation of venous (adjective)
of, pertaining to or contained or carried in a vein or veins

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Explanation of polar (adjective)
pertaining to the poles of a sphere, especially of the earth

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Explanation of impliable (adjective)
capable of being inferred

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Explanation of invulnerable (adjective)
that can not be wounded or hurt

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Explanation of contumacious (adjective)
rebellious

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Explanation of acrid (adjective)
harshly pungent or bitter

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Explain the words pompous, disreputable, quixotic, transferable, venous, polar, impliable, invulnerable, contumacious, acrid

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Meaning of pompous, disreputable, quixotic, transferable, venous, polar, impliable