Test your GRE Vocabulary Knowledge - GRE Vocabulary Test Part 20

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In this video, you can test your knowledge of GRE vocabulary words.
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[@annyeongannie]

I've been watching all of these in the last couple of weeks to help me study, and I honestly can't believe it. 30/30! I guessed well on a couple of them, but I'm quite proud of myself!

[@anonymoussloth6687]

expedient has a negative connotation. It means achieving something that is beneficial but in an immoral way so the immoral answer choice is a bit ambiguous

[@DanielHernandezCa]

Thanks! Yes I find the videos very helpful!

[@mirolim323]

Got 22/30. This video was toughest of all. Very informative videos. Thank you very much!

[@NinjaAdvisor]

Watched all 20 videos of Vocab! Really helpful! Great work! I like particularly your CEO story! And one of your vocab where you added like small videos etc to remember the words! But, I really appreciate your work. Your website is also helpful!

[@shritisingh2382]

Got 22/30. This video was toughest of all. Great work Greg. Keep these videos coming for GRE. Appreciate your good work!

[@saipranavg]

Fabricating - concocting Expedient - beneficial Glum - melancholic Slander - smear Nascent - fledgling Prowess - ability Harbinger - prelude ❤ Perennial - year around Supplicate - entreat, beg

[@AtelierFleur]

you are a wonderful human being thxxxx

[@vaibhavthalanki7320]

last video: "i think greg is a game of thrones fan" after 20th question 'pod the rod' : yep he's definitely a GOT fan

[@NurjahanBegum-s4o]

Providential means essential too. but fortunate seemed more appropriate here. But still it was somewhat confusing.

[@georgeowusu4408]

very very very very helpful

[@xenovialara5028]

21 libertines=philanderers, modish=fashionable, expedient=beneficial, largesse=generosity, digressions= asides, prowess=ability , tirade=diatribe, supplicate= begged

[@sheldoncopper9916]

In dictionary, Expedient(no.8) was written as - convenient and practical although possibly improper or immoral. So according to answer choices there was "immoral," which in my opinion should be the correct answer of that question. If we see the positive connotation of "expedient" in the dictionary, that shows convenient and practical which doesn't necessarily mean beneficial.

[@piyushtalreja6855]

My answer was (B. immoral) for the same reason

[@applepeel1662]

expedient doesn't directly mean immoral, it basically means doing something that is necessary, doesn't always have to be immoral

[@jiheon1910]

This was difficult. Got 23/30. Thanks Greg.

[@psyphy7672]

Yes, great word adventure! Thanks a lot 💫

[@anilpandey9943]

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

[@kimmy535]

For number 24, why would the correct answer be preclude? Preclude means to prevent or make impossible, from what I've studied

[@mkt4pearl]

same question :(

[@AR-hh3bu]

@@mkt4pearl It isn't preclude. It is "PRELUDE" meaning a preliminary phase or something that happens first. Hope this helps!

[@mkt4pearl]

@@AR-hh3bu oh I misread that. Thank you so much :d

[@lexishishi8924]

Good video as always. I had a question about number 8. expedient. Why can't we choose B"necessary"? I just looked up in Oxford dictionary for "expedient": useful or necessary for a particular purpose, but not always fair or right. So I thought it should be "B. necessary". You are right that we should think about the context, but honestly there's no context in this question. I just don't know how it comes to "beneficial".

[@calypsos9584]

lexishi Shi I thought it should be immoral, it says that in his definition itself.

[@njcheckmate5481]

When I googled it, profligate is a synonym for libertine

[@Emile.gorgonZola]

true, but that's profligate's secondary meaning

[@productiverobot9321]

intro track name ? love your videos

[@williamwallace4080]

27/30. Libertine, harbinger and digression. I should remember the first two.

[@amiraben8276]

Amazing videos, thanks a lot

[@xemenal.135]

25/30 some questions I got wrong because I don't know the meaning of the answer choices, but now I knew.

[@abhinandank5706]

Providential means essential right??? 16:05

[@saniasinghania1183]

27/30 I am happy!

[@mirpurya9848]

Hey greg hefley continue the series will ya

[@edmundkemper1625]

What is the name of the song being played from 0:22?

[@edmundkemper1625]

sorry fro 0:09

[@samuelwolf2779]

@@edmundkemper1625 malka moma si se bogu moli by the bulgarian vocal choir

[@MillionaireTraderInvestor]

22/30

[@ajinkyakale830]

23/30. Get'n better.

[@novan0064]

14/30

[@md.mahafujhossain3290]

17

[@xemenal.135]

fabricate(a story)=concoct, libertine=philanderer( flirt with women), malfeasance= misdeed

[@kejti4278]

GRE in 2 weeks and I knew 2 words 😬😬

[@guru253]

all the best man.

[@xavia2137]

how did you do on the test?

[@kejti4278]

@@xavia2137 I got 290 overall, verbal 146, quant 144 and analytical writing 3.0

[@kejti4278]

@@xavia2137 but I must highlight that I had 2 weeks to prepare hence those results. I am doing PhD in UK (I'm polish so english is not my native) and transferring to US and they require GRE. It was just formality

[@xavia2137]

@@kejti4278 oh okay. I take the GRE July 9th. I hope I do well

[@aiglecurtis7227]

24/30

[@phuvuong9062]

intro song matches supplicate :)

[@varsha_raj]

Only 17 correct 😪

[@ShubhamGoyal07]

Pod the rod :D :D

[@md.fahimkhan730]

23 only :(

[@shabadvaswani5576]

dcde ebbd cbbc aacc cdad ebee eada ea 4b s s s s s s s 29/30

[@surajrao9729]

26/30

[@juhipatel892]

18/30

[@mdabdullahbinsamad8786]

23/30