Test your GRE Vocabulary Knowledge - GRE Vocabulary Test Part 22

[@isaiahmwirigi2534]

Most prolific, blessings gregmat

[@filipacarvalho2747]

First 30/30 I got on this series! Thank you for all the effort you put into all your content Greg! Been following your 1-month plan and it's been incredibly helpful. My test is in 3 days and I am currently doing the final revision, let's see how it goes :) Cheers from Portugal

[@shritisingh1301]

How did it go? Does he cover big book in one month plan?

[@saipranavg]

Cumbersome- unwieldy Unprecedented- exceptional ( on GRE exceptional means singular, anomalous) Painstaking- exacting Economy - restraint Qualms - misgivings implicitly - tacitly Phlegmatic- collected ( calm or cool under pressure)

[@TheNoerdy]

9:40 "stinted" is another auto-antonym. It means restricted but to use a stint means to open up or unrestrict

[@xenovialara5028]

19 .major slip up gaffes= blunders , tempered=moderated , economy= restraint, foment=arouse , reneged=broke , prodigious-= enormous , tentative=provisional

[@thevagabond85yt]

25/30 John Milton : “Temper justice with mercy.” Justice must be tempered with mercy but justice cannot be substituted for mercy” - Justice Bhushan Tempered glass : also strengthens(moderates) otherwise frail easily breakable glass 1. PRODIGY(n) : verty talented child 2. PRODIGAL(n + adj) : LAVISH, recklessly spendthrift 3. PRODIGIOUS(adj): has 2 meaning - first in sense of Prodigy itslef: resembling a prodigy : STRANGE, UNUSUAL. [second, ENORMOUS]

[@jiheon1910]

This was tough. I got 23/30. Thanks Greg.

[@irenegarcia3475]

thank you for all your effort, Greg, you have made my study process enjoyable

[@psyphy7672]

I enjoy the vocabulary tests a lot☃️ Thank you for bringing this back; those quizzes with you explanations are very helpful💫

[@bharatsharma3083]

Only 10 were incorrect, I still improving and hanging with you.

[@Q2Emma]

Q1. Doesn't [cumbersome] mean [D.unwieldy] but as well as [A.vexing]?

[@AndriaGibbs]

Unwieldy is the BEST choice.

[@cityofevil3283]

I have a question. Why isn't #1 "vexing"? Vexing means to "cause annoyance, frustration, or worry." Wouldn't that be a better fit for "cumbersome"?

[@jw020811]

unwieldy literally means difficult to carry or move because of its size, shape, or weight, which is a synonym of cumbersome

[@PeterParker-sy9bp]

Thank you for the effort Greg. I was wondering, where do you find/select the words you use on this series? If there is a source, could you please share it ?

[@aidaghasemifard6433]

I miss vocabulary quiz a lot! Thank you 💖

[@shuangshuang3572]

You speak English so clearly ！like that male host from English pod 365！

[@nahian002]

I remember the song I was a kid back then (feeling nostalgic) ...Cumbersome (wow its a gre word) : Seven Mary Three, thanks Greg for the Vocab Quiz aswell

[@gregmat8036]

Great song

[@anilpandey9943]

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

[@bipinpoudel1512]

Hey Greg! When can we expect 'Test your vocabulary knowledge Test 23' to arrive? P.S. Your videos help a lot.

[@juhipatel892]

21/30

[@AtelierFleur]

Will a new GRE test be uploaded this week? Thanks! :D I have revised them all (:

[@jaydahill5109]

Hey Greg! What do you think is the best way to tackle the GRE Vocab section cause this is what i am mainly struggling on and i am using flashcards

[@gregmat8036]

Just keep applying those strats

[@swan2799]

tempered was a bit confusing for me, with temper

[@applepeel1662]

hypothesize has been listed as a direct synonym of extrapolate my guy

[@shritisingh1301]

Got 25/30

[@ebayo4075]

23/30

[@xemenal.135]

29/30:) when you are walking you notice something beautiful, which stops your track. I can never forget the arresting now xD

[@moidhassan5552]

this is legit the only reason I prefer learning words from his videos

[@novan0064]

12/30

[@md.fahimkhan730]

21 only

[@ramumandaloju143]

well u owned a sub

[@gregmat8036]

What do you mean

[@novan0064]

What do u mean ??

[@ishaniqbal2272]

Might mean that he subscribed his channel after watching such mind blowing gre vocabulary tests.

[@mahekmishra8627]

25/30

[@raunaksingh8913]

25/30

[@isaiahmwirigi2534]

17/30

[@ricksancheeez]

22/30

[@sankalpifs]

21/30