Test your GRE Vocabulary Knowledge - GRE Vocabulary Test Part 21

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[@shoumiksaha1979]

For the first time, I have scored 30/30 on Greg's vocab test... :') :')

[@Maya_8]

I like the way you explain and put so much efforts meticulously... keep it up

[@saipranavg]

Supple - nimble wherewithal - money for a purpose Aver - asserts Go on - perseverance Dispense - discard Imminent- impending

[@ktmgr7]

Q8: The movie was Black Swan. :) Everyone, remember Natalie Portman 😍 as Supple and Nimble.

[@NinjaAdvisor]

Thanks Greg!!! Your test form of words do help! Great video.

[@ShubhamGoyal07]

Thanks a lot Greg, please make more of these!!

[@TheTransformerCrazed]

This one was a little easier, 30/30. Thank you for all you do Gregmat.

[@novan0064]

What was ur background for synonyms before Greg mat.because I'm unable to score 30/30.curious to know ur prerequisites

[@josephbainamndi1259]

Thank you very much for these words, I am learning new words every session with you. May God bless you

[@strollingjellyfish6145]

'dispense with' was the phrase I find quite counter-intuitive, thanks!

[@namsu8853]

We love you greg .. May god bless you😁😇 Thank you❤

[@shaswatgupta6590]

Hahs, the fat mama joke is so greg, crying laughing xD

[@anilpandey9943]

Really great job done ...thank you so much...

[@zakariamirar8502]

In question 17, I think noble is a better answer. Please correct me if I am wrong.

[@xenovialara5028]

21 27 Avers, fortitude,itinerant,

[@ebayo4075]

26/30...highest so far

[@sawsanot4550]

for Q # 17 I answered Noble because it's a synonym of magnanimous. Generous is also a synonym but do you think is stronger than Noble or maybe me a Noble person is a generous person?

[@gregmat8036]

Yeah, bad question

[@AmirPazhoum]

Dear Greg, Inasmuch as I am a foreigner reader, I was wondering if I could know your New and Old List is enough to attain +160 in verbal, or I am supposed to cover all the list you have introduced in the site?

[@venkatjayadeepj1342]

so, did you get 160+ in verbal?

[@xemenal.135]

22/30 Q24 I chose forced. I thought goad as a verb means be urged on as if with a pointed stick(given its noun's definition), kind of feel like forced, after I looked up, I found it has the meaning of provoked, constant criticism. God! English tricky!!!!

[@jiheon1910]

Got 26/30. Thanks Greg.

[@swan2799]

I wish it this series was endless.

[@tatevpapoyan3504]

Thank you

[@psyphy7672]

Thank you so much 🌻

[@shritisingh1301]

Got 24/30. Challenging one

[@Emile.gorgonZola]

Supple-nimble Goad

[@ajinkyakale830]

26/30. Get'n Better day by day.

[@rishabhlaheja7689]

Vocab test after long!! 😋

[@isaiahmwirigi2534]

17/30 hardest of all to me

[@juandaa.g7295]

28/30

[@sankalpifs]

25/30

[@williamwallace4080]

29/30 :) Aver threw me off - I thought it was related to avert

[@shineysen8667]

amazing.

[@HandsomeGrim6969]

25/30.

[@aishwaryadas8784]

13:01 Black Swan!

[@manoochehrghanbari822]

Great

[@md.mahafujhossain3290]

17

[@edmundkemper1625]

I will never forget Exuberant from now on xDDD

[@shahadmohammad9774]

#17. Magnanimous means noble not generous

[@gregmat8036]

www.google.com/search?q=magnanimous&oq=magnanimous&aqs=chrome.0.0l6.1303j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 Generous is the first definition listed, but noble is down on the list too. Should’ve left out noble to make it clearer. I think generous is the more common definition though

[@tnmygrwl]

11:37 You mean Steven Pinker?

[@gregmat8036]

Yes, I think so. Thanks!

[@novan0064]

19/30

[@bhupenmandal9107]

0:26... GregMat face reveal?

[@isaiahmwirigi2534]

This was trickier to me

[@sayantilovesashiyuvi]

29/30 :)

[@HimanshuYadav-nt9zp]

From where else did you do the vocab?

[@sayantilovesashiyuvi]

@@HimanshuYadav-nt9zp Hey, I followed Greg's list, Powerscore repeat offenders and Magoosh flashcards. My English major background has also helped me in relation to the contextual meaning of a word. But I believe you can always enhance your vocab skills by reading and some more reading :) Greg has pretty useful videos on his website regarding that. Hope this helps :)

[@Doing_things_with_Dev]

I miss you 😉

[@vaibhavthalanki7320]

first time 30/30 haha after 21 days

[@JiaTanchun]

goad provoke

[@tutu1424]

30/30 ezzz

[@swayonokkundu8659]

black swan#

[@wenq5086]

Black Swan

[@shabadvaswani5576]

ddbd ebce cbba cced addb daba eace de s s s 3a 3c s s s 28/30

[@juhipatel892]

21/30

[@mdabdullahbinsamad8786]

23/30

[@md.fahimkhan730]

28

[@baka_inu1033]

26/30

[@xemenal.135]

27/30

[@raunaksingh8913]

26/30