Compiled GMAT Vocabulary Questions
and Answers |100% Correct| 2025/2024
Latest Version!!
What is the meaning of the word “erudite”?
Scholarly, knowledgeable
Which of the following best defines the word “anomaly”?
Something that deviates from the norm
What does the word “grega...
Compiled GMAT Vocabulary Questions
and Answers |100% Correct| 2025/2024
Latest Version!!
What is the meaning of the word “erudite”?
Scholarly, knowledgeable
Which of the following best defines the word “anomaly”?
Something that deviates from the norm
What does the word “gregarious” mean?
Sociable, outgoing
If someone is described as “laconic,” they are:
Using very few words
What is the meaning of “ubiquitous”?
Present or existing everywhere
The word “prolific” is best defined as:
Producing much, highly productive
What does “ameliorate” mean?
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, To make better or improve
A person who is “parsimonious” is:
Stingy, unwilling to spend money
The term “tenuous” is best defined as:
Weak or slight; insubstantial
If a situation is described as “untenable,” it means:
Impossible to defend or justify
What does the word “esoteric” mean?
Intended for or understood by a small, specialized group
A “paradox” is best defined as:
A seemingly contradictory statement that may be true
The word “capricious” refers to someone who is:
Prone to sudden, unpredictable changes in mood or behavior
If someone is being “obstinate,” they are:
Stubbornly refusing to change their opinion or action
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,What does “ephemeral” mean?
Lasting for a very short time
The word “dogmatic” is best defined as:
Stating opinions in a strong or arrogant manner, often without consideration for others
If someone is described as “meticulous,” they are:
Paying extreme attention to detail
The word “cogent” means:
Clear, logical, and convincing
What does the word “sanction” mean in a legal context?
To approve or authorize
A “reticent” person is someone who is:
Reserved, not inclined to speak freely
What does “pragmatic” mean?
Practical, focused on real-world outcomes
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, If something is described as “superfluous,” it is:
Unnecessary, more than what is needed
The word “ineffable” is best defined as:
Too great or extreme to be expressed in words
What does “sanguine” mean?
Optimistic or positive, especially in a difficult situation
If a person’s speech is “verbose,” it means:
Using more words than necessary
What is the meaning of the word “inundate”?
To overwhelm or flood
The term “munificent” is best defined as:
Very generous or giving
What does “quixotic” mean?
Extremely idealistic, impractical
If someone is acting in a “perfunctory” manner, they are:
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