Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: In a way that shows a strong desire or need for something, often asking earnestly or desperately.

Example: She looked at him imploringly, hoping he would understand her feelings.

Definition: A sudden and violent collapse inward, often due to pressure differences, such as in a building being demolished or a glass vessel that has been evacuated.

Example: The implosion of the old building was carefully planned to minimize damage to the surrounding area.

Definition: A type of consonant sound that is made by stopping the airflow and then releasing it while drawing air inward.

Example: In some languages, implosive sounds are used as part of their phonetic system.

Definition: To suggest or indicate something without saying it directly.

Example: Her smile seemed to imply that she was happy with the decision.

Definition: The condition of being unwise or not showing good judgment in a situation.

Example: His impolicy in handling the negotiations led to a breakdown in trust.

Definition: The quality or state of being rude or disrespectful to others.

Example: His impoliteness during the meeting surprised everyone.

Definition: Not wise or suitable in a particular situation; often refers to actions or comments that are inappropriate or unwise in social or political contexts.

Example: It was considered impolitic to criticize the decision in public.

Definition: Not showing good judgment or tact; unwise or inappropriate in a social or political context.

Example: His impolitical remarks during the meeting made everyone uncomfortable.

Definition: In a way that is not tactful or considerate; showing a lack of good judgment in social situations.

Example: He spoke impoliticly at the meeting, upsetting many of his colleagues.

Definition: The quality of being difficult to measure or understand; something that cannot be easily weighed or assessed.

Example: The imponderability of human emotions makes it hard to predict behavior.