Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: Having a mistake or imperfection that makes something less than perfect.

Example: The plan was flawed, leading to several unexpected problems.

Definition: The state of being perfect or without any mistakes or defects.

Example: The flawlessness of her performance impressed everyone in the audience.

Definition: Someone or something that is new and inexperienced, often used to describe a beginner or something that has just started.

Example: The fledgling company struggled to find its place in the competitive market.

Definition: A young bird that has just learned to fly or a person who is new and inexperienced in a particular field.

Example: The fledgling took its first flight from the nest.

Definition: In a mocking or sneering way, often showing contempt or disdain.

Example: He looked at her fleeringly, making it clear he didn't take her seriously.

Definition: The fastest or quickest in speed.

Example: The fleetest runner in the race won the gold medal.

Definition: Something that lasts for a very short time and quickly disappears.

Example: The fleeting moments of joy were cherished by everyone at the party.

Definition: The state or quality of lasting for a very short time.

Example: The fleetingness of summer makes us appreciate every sunny day.

Definition: The quality of moving quickly and lightly.

Example: The fleetness of the deer allowed it to escape from the predator.

Definition: The quality of being able to bend or change easily without breaking.

Example: Her flexibility allows her to adapt to new situations quickly.

Definition: Able to bend easily without breaking; also means able to change or adapt to new situations.

Example: She has a flexible schedule that allows her to work from home.