Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: In a way that cannot be measured or compared; to an extent that is beyond measurement.

Example: The two cultures differ incommensurably, making it hard to find common ground.

Definition: Not able to be compared in terms of size, amount, or degree; not proportionate or adequate.

Example: The punishment was incommensurate with the crime committed.

Definition: To cause someone to feel uncomfortable or to disturb their usual way of doing things.

Example: The unexpected noise in the library incommoded the students studying for their exams.

Definition: Not providing enough space, making it uncomfortable or inconvenient.

Example: The incommodious room made it difficult for the guests to move around freely.

Definition: In a way that causes discomfort or inconvenience.

Example: The furniture was arranged in such a way that the guests moved incommodiously around the room.

Definition: Something that cannot be shared or communicated to others.

Example: His feelings were incommunicable, making it hard for her to understand him.

Definition: In a way that cannot be communicated or expressed clearly.

Example: He felt incommunicably lost in the conversation, unable to share his thoughts.

Definition: In a state where someone cannot communicate or is unable to be contacted.

Example: After the storm, the town was left incommunicado for several days.

Definition: In a state where someone cannot communicate with others, often due to restrictions or isolation.

Example: The journalist was held incommunicado for several days without any contact with the outside world.

Definition: Not willing to talk or share information; quiet and reserved.

Example: The incommunicative student rarely participated in class discussions.

Definition: Something that cannot be exchanged or changed for something else.

Example: Her unique talent is an incommutable skill that sets her apart from others.