Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: A promise of loyalty and support, especially from a vassal to a lord in a feudal system.

Example: The knight swore an oath of fealty to his king, pledging to serve him faithfully.

Definition: The state or quality of being afraid or feeling fear.

Example: Her fearfulness prevented her from trying new things.

Definition: Not afraid; showing courage and confidence in the face of danger or difficulty.

Example: The fearless explorer ventured into the uncharted jungle without hesitation.

Definition: The quality of not being afraid or having no fear.

Example: Her fearlessness in the face of danger inspired everyone around her.

Definition: A person who creates or spreads fear, often by exaggerating threats or dangers.

Example: The politician was criticized for being a fearmonger, as he often exaggerated the risks to gain support.

Definition: To create or spread fear among people, often for manipulation or control.

Example: The politician was accused of trying to fearmonger to gain support for his policies.

Definition: Causing fear or dread; frightening or intimidating.

Example: The fearsome dragon guarded the treasure with fierce loyalty.

Definition: In a way that causes fear or is frightening.

Example: The monster roared fearsomely, sending shivers down everyone's spine.

Definition: The quality of being frightening or causing fear.

Example: The fearsomeness of the storm kept everyone indoors.

Definition: The act of doing or performing something, especially in a legal or formal context.

Example: The feasance of the contract was completed on time.

Definition: The quality of being possible or achievable.

Example: The feasibility of the project was assessed before any funding was approved.