Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: Referring to something that is beyond the rules or principles of logic, not influenced by logical reasoning.

Example: The artist's work was considered extralogical, as it defied conventional reasoning and embraced emotion instead.

Definition: Relating to a romantic or sexual relationship that occurs outside of a marriage, often involving infidelity.

Example: She had an extramarital affair that caused a lot of problems in her marriage.

Definition: Relating to something that exists outside of the physical world or universe.

Example: The philosopher spoke of extramundane concepts that transcended our earthly existence.

Definition: Relating to things that are outside of music or not part of music itself.

Example: The extramusical elements in the performance added depth to the overall experience.

Definition: Something that is not essential or relevant to the subject being discussed; it comes from outside and does not belong to the main topic.

Example: The report included extraneous details that distracted from the main argument.

Definition: In a way that is not relevant or essential; something that is added but not necessary.

Example: The report included extraneously detailed information that was not needed for the main argument.

Definition: The condition of being unnecessary or not relevant to a particular situation or subject.

Example: The extraneousness of the details made it hard to focus on the main point of the discussion.

Definition: Referring to something that is located or occurring outside the nucleus of an atom or cell.

Example: The extranuclear components of the cell play important roles in cellular functions.

Definition: In a way that is very unusual or remarkable.

Example: She performed extraordinarily well in the competition.

Definition: Something that is very unusual or remarkable, standing out from what is normal or expected.

Example: Her extraordinary talent for music amazed everyone at the concert.