Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: The condition of being free from corruption or decay, often referring to purity or integrity.

Example: The incorruption of the ancient artifacts amazed the archaeologists.

Definition: In a way that is not influenced by corruption or dishonesty.

Example: The officials acted incorruptly, ensuring that the funds were used for their intended purpose.

Definition: The quality of being honest and morally upright, not influenced by corruption or dishonesty.

Example: The incorruptness of the judge was admired by everyone in the community.

Definition: Relating to something that can be made larger or greater in amount, size, or degree.

Example: The budget is increasable if we find additional funding sources.

Definition: To become larger in size, amount, or number.

Example: The population of the city continues to increase every year.

Definition: The process of becoming larger or greater in size, amount, or degree.

Example: There was a noticeable increase in sales this quarter.

Definition: To make something larger in size, amount, or degree.

Example: The company plans to increase its production next year.

Definition: Existing without having been made or formed; not created by any process.

Example: The concept of the universe being increate suggests it has always existed in some form.

Definition: The quality of being difficult to believe or extraordinary.

Example: The incredibility of his story left everyone in shock.

Definition: The feeling of not being able to believe something; doubt about the truth of something.

Example: She looked at him in incredulity when he told her the news.

Definition: Showing a lack of belief or being unwilling to accept something as true.

Example: She gave him an incredulous look when he told her the news.

Definition: In a way that shows you do not believe something is true or real.

Example: She looked at him incredulously when he told her the news.