GRE Word List # SAT/M163

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Word Explanations regale, excel, misrepresent, fulminate, emerge, overpower, dramatize, forecast, surmount, importune

Explanation of regale (verb)
forms: regaled; regaled; regaling
to give unusual pleasure

Example of regale
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Explanation of excel (verb)
forms: excelled; excelled; excelling
to be superior or distinguished

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Explanation of misrepresent (verb)
forms: misrepresented; misrepresented; misrepresenting
to give a wrong impression

Example of misrepresent
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Explanation of fulminate (verb)
forms: fulminated; fulminated; fulminating
to cause to explode

Examples of fulminate
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Explanation of emerge (verb)
forms: emerged; emerged; emerging
to come into view or into existence

Example of emerge
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Explanation of overpower (verb)
forms: overpowered; overpowered; overpowering
to gain supremacy; to subdue; to take control of

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Explanation of dramatize (verb)
forms: dramatized; dramatized; dramatizing
adapt for theatrical presentation; exaggerate

Example of dramatize
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Explanation of forecast (verb)
forms: forecast, forecasted; forecast, forecasted; forecasting
to predict

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Explanation of surmount (verb)
forms: surmounted; surmounted; surmounting
to overcome by force of will

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Explanation of importune (verb)
forms: importuned; importuned; importuning
to harass with persistent demands or entreaties

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