Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: Not interested in learning or knowing about things; showing no curiosity.

Example: He remained incurious about the world around him, never asking questions or seeking new experiences.

Definition: In a way that shows a lack of interest or curiosity.

Example: She listened incuriously to the long lecture about history.

Definition: The condition of not being interested in learning or knowing about things; a lack of curiosity.

Example: Her incuriousness about the world around her often surprised her friends.

Definition: The act of bringing something upon oneself, usually something negative like a cost or debt.

Example: The incurrence of additional fees was unexpected and caused concern among the team.

Definition: An aggressive or hostile entry into a place, often involving invasion or raid.

Example: The army launched an incursion into enemy territory to gather intelligence.

Definition: Having a shape that curves inward.

Example: The incurvate leaves of the plant give it a unique appearance.

Definition: To make something bend inward or curve towards the inside.

Example: The artist decided to incurvate the edges of the sculpture to create a more dynamic shape.

Definition: A condition or state where something curves inward; it refers to any instance of bending or curving.

Example: The incurvation of the tree branches created a beautiful arch over the path.

Definition: To seek or search for something.

Example: The detective will indagate the crime scene for clues.

Definition: A type of organic compound that can form unstable colored salts and is used in the production of dyes.

Example: The chemist experimented with indamine to create a new dye for fabrics.

Definition: Having a duty to someone because of a favor or a loan; feeling grateful to someone for help or support.

Example: She felt indebted to her friend for helping her through a tough time.