Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: Not based on clear reasoning or sound judgment; lacking logical sense.

Example: His argument was illogical and hard to follow.

Definition: A state or condition of being unreasonable or not making sense.

Example: The illogicality of his argument made it hard to take him seriously.

Definition: In a way that does not make sense or is not based on clear reasoning.

Example: He argued illogically, making it hard for anyone to follow his point.

Definition: The state or quality of not being reasonable or logical in thought or reasoning.

Example: The illogicalness of his argument made it hard to take him seriously.

Definition: To deceive or trick someone by creating a false impression or expectation.

Example: The magician seemed to illude the audience with his clever tricks.

Definition: To make something bright or to light it up.

Example: The streetlights illume the dark roads at night.

Definition: Able to be made bright or lighted up, or something that can be easily understood.

Example: The room was designed to be illuminable, allowing natural light to fill the space.

Definition: The amount of light that reaches a surface, often measured in lux or foot-candles.

Example: The illuminance in the room was bright enough for reading without any additional light.

Definition: A substance or device that produces light, often used to illuminate a space.

Example: The new LED bulbs are a more efficient illuminant for our home.

Definition: Made bright or filled with light; also refers to being intellectually or spiritually enlightened.

Example: The artist used bright colors to illuminate the canvas.

Definition: To become bright or lighted, often as a result of a source of light.

Example: The stars illuminate the night sky beautifully.

Definition: A person who has a deep understanding or insight, often seen as wise or knowledgeable.

Example: The illuminate shared their wisdom with the community, inspiring others to seek knowledge.

Definition: To make something brighter or clearer, often by adding light or decoration, or to help someone understand something better.

Example: The teacher used examples to illuminate the complex topic for her students.