Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: Not paying attention or not focused on something.

Example: The inattentive student missed important information during the lecture.

Definition: The quality of not paying attention or being careless in focus.

Example: His inattentiveness during the lecture caused him to miss important information.

Definition: The quality of being unable to be heard or perceived by the ear.

Example: The inaudibility of the sound made it difficult to detect the source.

Definition: Something that cannot be heard or is too quiet to be heard clearly.

Example: The speaker's voice was so soft that it was almost inaudible in the noisy room.

Definition: Relating to the first event in a series or the beginning of something important.

Example: The inaugural ceremony was attended by many dignitaries and guests.

Definition: A formal speech or event that marks the beginning of a new position or term, especially in politics.

Example: The president delivered an inspiring inaugural to set the tone for his administration.

Definition: To officially start or introduce something, often with a formal ceremony.

Example: The mayor will inaugurate the new park next week.

Definition: A person who officially starts or introduces something, such as a new system, policy, or event.

Example: The inaugurator of the new policy was praised for their innovative ideas.

Definition: Not likely to bring good fortune or success; considered unlucky or unfavorable.

Example: The dark clouds on the horizon were an inauspicious sign for the outdoor wedding.

Definition: In a way that suggests something bad or unlucky will happen.

Example: The event started inauspiciously, with heavy rain and thunder.

Definition: Not real or true; lacking authenticity or genuineness.

Example: The painting was found to be inauthentic, as it was a copy rather than an original.