Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: In a way that causes tiredness or exhaustion.

Example: The long meeting went on fatiguingly, leaving everyone exhausted.

Definition: A state of being foolish or lacking in intelligence; a foolish act or idea.

Example: His fatuity in believing he could win without practice was surprising.

Definition: Showing a lack of intelligence or thought; silly or foolish in a way that is not serious.

Example: His fatuous remarks during the meeting made everyone roll their eyes.

Definition: In a way that shows a lack of intelligence or thought; foolishly.

Example: He fatuously believed he could win the game without practicing.

Definition: The quality of being silly or foolish, often in a way that shows a lack of intelligence or thought.

Example: His fatuousness was evident when he made a joke at the wrong time during the serious meeting.

Definition: To make a mistake or to be responsible for an error.

Example: He tends to fault when he is under pressure.

Definition: A mistake or imperfection in someone's character or actions, or a defect in something.

Example: It was not her fault that the project failed; there were many factors involved.

Definition: To criticize or blame someone for a mistake or problem.

Example: She faulted him for not completing the project on time.

Definition: Tending to criticize or point out mistakes in others or their work.

Example: Her faultfinding nature made it difficult for her to maintain friendships.

Definition: The act of criticizing someone or something in a petty or unreasonable way.

Example: Her constant faultfinding made it difficult for the team to work together effectively.

Definition: In a way that has mistakes or problems.

Example: The machine operated faultily, causing several errors during production.

Definition: The state or quality of having mistakes or defects.

Example: The faultiness of the product led to many customer complaints.

Definition: Being completely free from mistakes or imperfections; perfect.

Example: Her performance in the play was faultless, impressing everyone in the audience.