Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: A small or slight hint or idea about something, often not fully formed or clear.

Example: She had an inkling that something was wrong before he told her.

Definition: A piece of land or rock that is surrounded by a different type of land or rock, usually older rock surrounded by younger rock.

Example: The geologist studied the inlier to understand the geological history of the area.

Definition: The most inner part or deepest area of something, away from the outside.

Example: She shared her inmost thoughts with her closest friend.

Definition: Something that is a natural part of a person or thing, not learned or acquired from experience.

Example: She has an innate ability to understand complex concepts easily.

Definition: In a way that is natural or inherent, not learned or acquired from experience.

Example: She is innately talented in music, showing skill from a very young age.

Definition: The state of being natural or existing from birth, rather than being learned or acquired.

Example: The theory of innateness suggests that certain skills or knowledge are hardwired into our brains from the beginning.

Definition: Located at the deepest or most central part of something.

Example: She shared her innermost thoughts with her best friend.

Definition: The part that is located the farthest inside something, often referring to the deepest or most private area.

Example: She shared her innermost thoughts with her closest friend.

Definition: To supply a part of the body with nerves, allowing it to function or respond.

Example: The doctor explained how the spinal cord innervates the muscles in the legs.

Definition: The process of supplying nerves to a part of the body, which allows it to function and respond to stimuli.

Example: The innervation of the muscles in the arm allows for movement and coordination.

Definition: The state of being free from guilt, sin, or wrongdoing; a quality of being pure and untainted by evil or wrongdoing.

Example: The child's innocence was evident in her joyful laughter and curious nature.