Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: The quality of being able to be excused or forgiven for a mistake or wrongdoing.

Example: The excusableness of his actions was debated among his peers.

Definition: Relating to or serving as an excuse; intended to justify or explain something.

Example: His excusatory remarks did little to alleviate the situation.

Definition: Very bad or unpleasant; deserving strong dislike or criticism.

Example: The movie was so execrable that I couldn't finish watching it.

Definition: In a manner that is extremely bad or unpleasant.

Example: The movie was execrably boring, and I couldn't wait for it to end.

Definition: A strong expression of hatred or disgust towards something or someone, often involving a curse.

Example: The villagers expressed their execration towards the invaders who destroyed their homes.

Definition: Relating to or expressing strong dislike or condemnation; often used to describe something that curses or vilifies.

Example: The execrative remarks made during the debate shocked everyone in the audience.

Definition: A term used to describe a word or expression that curses or expresses strong disapproval.

Example: The execrative language used in the argument shocked everyone present.

Definition: Able to be carried out or performed; something that can be executed or run.

Example: The program is executable on all major operating systems.

Definition: A person who carries out or performs a task, especially in the context of art or music.

Example: The executant of the piece played beautifully at the concert.

Definition: To carry out or perform a task, instruction, or plan, often in a precise manner.

Example: The programmer will execute the code to see if it works correctly.

Definition: The act of carrying out or performing a task, plan, or order, often in a formal or legal context.

Example: The execution of the project was completed ahead of schedule.