Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: This word describes someone who is innocent, simple, and honest, without any deceit or trickery.

Example: Her ingenuous nature made her very approachable and trustworthy.

Definition: In a way that is innocent, simple, and sincere, without any attempt to hide feelings or intentions.

Example: She spoke ingenuously about her dreams and aspirations, showing her true self.

Definition: The quality of being open, honest, and sincere in one's thoughts and actions.

Example: Her ingenuousness made her a trustworthy friend who always spoke the truth.

Definition: To take in food or substances through the mouth so that they can be digested or absorbed by the body.

Example: Humans ingest food to provide energy and nutrients for their bodies.

Definition: The act of taking in food, drink, or other substances through the mouth.

Example: Ingestion of large amounts of sugar can lead to health problems.

Definition: Relating to the process of taking in food or substances through the mouth.

Example: The ingestive behavior of the animal is crucial for its survival.

Definition: Not famous or well-known; lacking honor or glory.

Example: The inglorious history of the town was often overlooked by tourists.

Definition: In a way that is not famous or respected; in a shameful or disgraceful manner.

Example: The team lost ingloriously in the final match, failing to score any points.

Definition: The condition of lacking glory or honor; being shameful or disgraceful.

Example: The ingloriousness of the defeat left the team feeling demoralized.

Definition: To insert or attach a part of a plant to another plant so that they grow together; to establish something firmly in a new context.

Example: The gardener decided to ingraft a new variety of rose onto the existing bush.