Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: The action of giving or sharing information, knowledge, or something valuable to someone else.

Example: The teacher's impartment of knowledge helped the students succeed.

Definition: The condition of being unable to be passed through or crossed.

Example: The heavy snow caused the impassability of the roads, making travel impossible.

Definition: The condition where something cannot be passed through or crossed, often due to obstacles or difficulties.

Example: The heavy snowfall led to the impassableness of the mountain roads, making travel impossible.

Definition: In a way that cannot be passed or crossed; not able to be traveled through.

Example: The road was blocked, and we had to turn back because it was impassably covered in snow.

Definition: A situation where no progress can be made, often due to disagreement or obstacles; a deadlock.

Example: The negotiations reached an impasse, and both sides could not agree on the terms.

Definition: The state of being unable to be affected by emotions or feelings; showing no response to external influences.

Example: Her impassibility during the crisis surprised everyone around her.

Definition: Not able to feel or experience emotions, pain, or suffering; unfeeling.

Example: Despite the tragedy around him, he remained impassible and did not show any emotion.

Definition: In a way that shows no emotion or feeling; unable to be affected by emotions or feelings.

Example: She stared impassibly at the news, showing no sign of distress.

Definition: Filled with strong feelings or emotions, often showing enthusiasm or intensity.

Example: The speaker gave an impassioned speech that moved the audience to tears.

Definition: Not showing any emotion or feeling; expressionless and calm.

Example: Despite the chaos around her, she remained impassive and focused on her work.