Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: The state of being unable to be separated or disentangled from something else.

Example: The inextricability of their lives made it difficult for them to part ways.

Definition: Something that is so closely connected or tangled that it cannot be separated or untied.

Example: The two issues are inextricable, making it hard to address one without considering the other.

Definition: In a way that cannot be separated or disentangled; closely linked or connected.

Example: The two issues are inextricably linked, making it difficult to address one without considering the other.

Definition: The act of falling towards a large astronomical object due to its gravitational pull, often referring to gas moving rapidly towards a neutron star or black hole, or the area where water and runoff enter a drainage system.

Example: The infall of gas into the black hole created a bright flash of light.

Definition: The quality of never making a mistake or being wrong.

Example: Many people believe in the infallibility of their leaders, but everyone can make mistakes.

Definition: Incapable of making mistakes or being wrong; always correct or reliable.

Example: Many people believe that the expert's advice is infallible and should be followed without question.

Definition: In a way that is incapable of making mistakes or being wrong; always correct or reliable.

Example: The scientist infallibly predicted the outcome of the experiment.

Definition: Having a very bad reputation, often because of a crime or wrongdoing.

Example: The infamous criminal was finally caught after years of evading the police.

Definition: In a way that is well known for a bad quality or deed.

Example: The criminal was infamously known for his daring heists.

Definition: A state of being well-known for something bad or evil, often due to a shocking or criminal act.

Example: The dictator's infamy was known worldwide after his brutal actions were revealed.