Exam: GMAT (Verbal)

Definition: A person who helps to settle disagreements or bring peace between others.

Example: The conciliator worked hard to resolve the conflict between the two parties.

Definition: To lead or guide a group or activity, often in a formal or organized way.

Example: She will conduct the meeting tomorrow.

Definition: The way a person behaves, especially in relation to moral and ethical standards.

Example: Her conduct during the meeting was very professional and respectful.

Definition: To lead or direct something, such as an orchestra or a process, and to manage or control how it happens.

Example: The maestro will conduct the orchestra during the concert.

Definition: In a way that keeps information secret or private.

Example: She shared the details of the project confidentially with her team.

Definition: To take away someone's property, usually by a government or authority, often as a punishment or for legal reasons.

Example: The authorities decided to confiscate the illegal goods found in the warehouse.

Definition: To take something away from someone, usually by authority or law, often because it is illegal or not allowed.

Example: The school decided to confiscate the students' phones during the exam.

Definition: To face someone or something in a challenging or difficult situation, often to deal with a problem or accusation directly.

Example: She decided to confront her fears and speak in public.

Definition: A careful thought or factor that is taken into account when making a decision or forming an opinion.

Example: Safety is the most important consideration when choosing a car.

Definition: A meeting where people discuss and share advice or opinions.

Example: The doctor scheduled a consultation to discuss my treatment options.

Definition: Relating to giving advice or guidance, often in a formal or professional context.

Example: The team held a consultative meeting to discuss the project's direction.

Definition: A situation in a futures market where the prices for contracts to be delivered in the future are higher than the prices for contracts to be delivered sooner.

Example: In a contango market, investors expect prices to rise over time, leading to higher future prices.

Definition: In opposition to something that has been said or expected; indicating a contrary position.

Example: He argued contra to the popular belief that the project would succeed.

Definition: A person who is part of a group that fought against the Sandinista government in Nicaragua during the 1980s.

Example: The contras were known for their opposition to the Sandinista regime.

Definition: In contrast or opposition to something; against.

Example: He argued contra the proposed changes to the law.