Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: Something that is easy to see or understand; it is clear and obvious.

Example: It was evident that she was excited about the trip.

Definition: Relating to or providing evidence that supports a claim or argument.

Example: The lawyer presented evidential documents to strengthen her case.

Definition: In a way that is based on or supported by evidence.

Example: The scientist presented her findings evidentially, showing clear data to support her claims.

Definition: Related to or used in the presentation of evidence in a legal context.

Example: The judge scheduled an evidentiary hearing to review the new evidence presented by the defense.

Definition: To show or make something clear, especially feelings or qualities.

Example: Her smile evinced her happiness at the surprise party.

Definition: Able to be shown or proven clearly; something that can be demonstrated or made evident.

Example: The scientist presented evincible evidence to support her theory.

Definition: Having the ability to show or demonstrate something clearly; serving as evidence or proof.

Example: The evincive nature of her argument convinced everyone in the room.

Definition: To protrude through a wound or surgical opening.

Example: During the surgery, the organs began to eviscerate due to the incision.

Definition: To remove the internal organs from a body or to take away an important part of something.

Example: The surgeon had to eviscerate the patient to perform the necessary operation.

Definition: The act of removing the internal organs of a body, often used in a medical or surgical context. It can also refer to a strong verbal attack or criticism.

Example: The surgeon performed an evisceration to treat the patient's severe injury.

Definition: Something that can be avoided or prevented.

Example: The consequences of ignoring the warning were evitable if action had been taken sooner.