Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: In a way that is not suitable or convenient for a particular situation.

Example: He arrived inopportunely during the meeting, causing a distraction.

Definition: The quality of being unsuitable or occurring at an inconvenient time.

Example: The inopportuneness of his arrival made the meeting awkward.

Definition: Something that is excessive or goes beyond what is considered normal or reasonable.

Example: The project took an inordinate amount of time to complete, causing delays in the schedule.

Definition: In a way that is excessive or beyond what is reasonable.

Example: She was inordinately excited about the surprise party.

Definition: The quality of being excessive or immoderate, going beyond what is reasonable or normal.

Example: The inordinateness of his demands surprised everyone at the meeting.

Definition: Relating to substances that do not contain carbon-based compounds, often referring to minerals or synthetic materials.

Example: Salt is an inorganic compound that does not contain carbon.

Definition: In a way that does not involve organic substances or living organisms.

Example: The chemicals reacted inorganically, producing a new compound without any biological influence.

Definition: To join or connect together, especially in a way that creates a continuous or unified structure.

Example: The two branches of the tree inosculate, forming a single trunk.

Definition: To connect or join two things together, especially in a way that allows them to share or exchange something.

Example: The surgeon had to inosculate the blood vessels during the operation to ensure proper circulation.

Definition: A connection or joining of two or more vessels or channels, allowing their contents to flow between them.

Example: The inosculation of the blood vessels is crucial for proper circulation.

Definition: A type of drug that affects the strength of heart contractions, often used to treat heart conditions.

Example: The doctor prescribed an inotrope to help improve the patient's heart function.