Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: The quality of being well-known and respected for past achievements or greatness.

Example: Her illustriousness in the field of science earned her numerous awards and honors.

Definition: Relating to the process of illuviation, which is the movement of dissolved materials from one layer of soil to another.

Example: The illuvial layer of soil is rich in nutrients that have leached down from the upper layers.

Definition: The process where materials like minerals and salts are deposited in a lower layer of soil after being washed out from a higher layer.

Example: Illuviation can significantly affect soil fertility by altering the distribution of nutrients.

Definition: Able to be thought of or imagined; something that can be conceived in the mind.

Example: The possibilities for the future are truly imaginable if we work together.

Definition: The quality or state of being able to be imagined or thought of in the mind.

Example: The imaginableness of her ideas inspired everyone in the room.

Definition: In a way that can be imagined or thought of; something that is possible to conceive in the mind.

Example: The project could, imaginably, change the way we think about renewable energy.

Definition: Relating to an image or the final stage of an insect's development.

Example: The imaginal stage of the butterfly is when it emerges from the chrysalis.

Definition: In a way that exists only in the mind and not in reality.

Example: She imaginarily traveled to distant lands while reading her book.

Definition: The quality of being not real or existing only in the mind.

Example: The imaginariness of her dreams made them feel magical and distant from reality.

Definition: The ability to create ideas or images in your mind, often used for creativity and problem-solving.

Example: Her imagination allowed her to write wonderful stories.