Perfect GRE Score Words - GRE Vocabulary Wednesday

[@MagooshGRE]

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[@afifakhanak]

very helpful

[@StudyWithNika]

A Choleric king laconically reproached palace attendants for not following the doctrinaire receipt instructions and serving inchoate, tasteless breakfast. Propitiously, however, the king later admitted that he calumniated the servants, and in reality, the food was tasty.

[@MagooshGRE]

Nice to see that you find vocabulary words as delicious as was the King's breakfast!

[@jothimani5009]

Omg! this man makes even hardest words seem pellucid

[@emmanuel5566]

Some people are so gifted in teaching they can make even Sheldon get fascinated about geology... And Chris is definitely one of those kinda teachers. Love your teaching skills. NOTE: I didn't calumniate you sir :p

[@anushkasupakar3305]

Thanks for making us remember these words through fun ways. You make it easy, really. Thanks a ton!

[@RaviKiran_Me]

Synonyms: (note: among a group, some words might have subtle differences in meaning.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- calumniate - slander, scurrilous, aspersion, besmirch, defame, libel propitious - fortuitous, opportune, serendipity, providential choleric - bilious, grumpy, gruff, irascible, testiness inchoate - embryonic, fledgling, incipient, nascent doctrinaire - dogmatic, rigid, inflexible laconic - reticent, taciturn, pithy, abbreviated

[@michellebayno4139]

thank you gre words. I improve my vocabulary even though I'm not taking a test. I also watch a tv show 'Frasier'. It has a lot of GRE words as said in the net. Who could think learning advanced vocabulary is fun on top of free stuff?

[@nishkm]

Hello

[@Saurabh-fe2bg]

Calumniate- to slander Propitious- auspicious Choleric- bad tempered Inchoate- not fully formed Doctrinaire- following rules carefully

[@sogbeydaniel8074]

Laconic - brief , saying little

[@stimulatingarts5015]

Keep going! Love your lectures that's what I am depended on! This is so propitious.

[@MagooshGRE]

Glad you like them!

[@lucky__verma]

love you Chris, wish me luck for my GRE next month!

[@kajalkoravi4092]

Chris, you are amazing, Thanks for the videos 😍

[@ashu6014]

Chris, you're absolutely amazing! Thanks for all the videos.

[@ashishanandnarayanan8996]

How can someone dislike this guy? :D. His ebullience is viral. Only Chris can make the esoteric words and essays in the GRE enjoyable.

[@salifusadat3002]

By esoteric, do you mean arcane words?😂

[@uttonio]

1. calumniate (v): to slander, make false and defamatory statements about sb. ~ He calumniated his rival in the race for president of the nation. Later, the truth came out and the public heaped the opprobrium on him. - calumny (n): a false and slanderous statement about sb in order to damage their reputation. ~ She was subjected to the most vicious calumny but she didn't waste time explaining to the public. She thought that her action would speak for itself. 2. propitious (adj) = auspicious (adj): presenting favorable circumstances, when you're likely to succeed. ~ As the stock price of Tesla rises, laymen start to panic and purchase these stocks. It's actually a propitious time for the experienced to sell. 3. choleric (adj): easily angry and irritated. ~ People with choleric temperament tend to be strong-willed and decisive. 4. inchoate (v): not fully formed or developed. ~ We need a highly articulate speaker who can transform the inchoate rage of the citizens into an eloquent diatribe. 5. doctrinaire (adj): doing things by the book, following fixed beliefs without sufficient regard for practical considerations. ~ He is a wonderful conversationalist - very witty, very lively and thoughtful without being doctrinaire. He covers a myriad of topics in a zestful and engaging way. 6. laconic (adj): using very few words in speech or writing style. The synonyms are: succinct, brief and concise. This word is UNLIKE reticent, which is about not revealing thoughts or feelings readily and related to being reserved and uncommunicative. ~ After hearing me complaining about my day for 30 minutes, he made a laconic comment: "Oh poor you".

[@pavanxb]

Phew! I knew all these before, my prep going well I guess.

[@yamansanghavi]

Although I have given the GRE, watching Chris makes me happy. 🙂

[@badripaudel77]

How much did you score?

[@HS5678-g7v]

For more 'V' words, go through the introduction of V in the movie " V for Vendetta" You won't be disappointed

[@pragyadeshbhratar1847]

Hey Chris, whatythe difference between Snub and Snide

[@yogeshdhakal8620]

I love this channel 😍😍

[@LK-lv6fz]

Thanks 👍

[@onkardeshmukh6233]

Thanks for these vides gre words 👍👍👍

[@mutthan1]

Really helpful video..

[@renato5668]

Nice Forest Gump impression right there Chris 3:23

[@swavnasahoo711]

The king calumniated the prince for going rogue. Indians consider breaking glass a propitious co incidence. My understanding of the GRE exam is its Inchoate stages.

[@gkprem4489]

Really loving it video

[@adnanzawar1]

Calumniate: slander Propitious: favorable Choleric: angry, bad mood Inchoate: starting off Doctrinaire: doing everything by book Laconic: not saying much

[@MagooshGRE]

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[@whattoexpect8731]

How propitious of a start 2020 is! All these viruses caused millions of people stay home for such a long time.

[@whattoexpect8731]

Prosporous is propitious

[@preetinamdev9842]

How we get 160+ in verbal ?

[@sainandipati4171]

Today morning the whether was good. I felt that it was a propitious day and went on to see an inchoate government which was led by a Doctriane Major who was culminating his lower officials who are beeing laconic. By this incident I came to a conclusion that he is a choleric Major.

[@panorama85]

Columniate or columinate?

[@jackiemm2325]

Caluminate is to slander Propitious favourable Choleric grumpy chantelle Doctrinaire someone who is orthodox who does things by the book Laconic not saying much

[@MagooshGRE]

🙂

[@gkprem4489]

Good

[@gomz2346]

Lolol.. I knew all these words but Do not know lower level words. :P

[@rahulj3265]

Gomz yeah .. even i am wondering the same !! 🤣🤣

[@md.abdullah7240]

You should give the meaning under the word

[@whattoexpect8731]

I become laconic when I get depressed and ill.

[@whattoexpect8731]

I had a choleric teacher in my middle school who always yelled at students.

[@gkprem4489]

Durjit damahe

[@whattoexpect8731]

I don't want to break rules while doing my business. Some call me doctrinaire.

[@thegirlfrommoon]

He was so choleric that he culminated her just before the propitious celebration of their marriage anniversary. She, then laconically hinted him that he will pay and went on to fulfil the doctrinaire of welcoming the guests. Only after the party did she talk to him saying that their relationship was still inchoate even after a decade of living together and she had decided to divorce him after what happened today.

[@MagooshGRE]

Ooh, dramatic. We like it! Thanks Monu!

[@gkprem4489]

Nickname prem

[@whattoexpect8731]

Inchoate is not coherent

[@whattoexpect8731]

You are a little inchoate on your knowledge on GRE vocabularies. I guess you should study more.