Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: Describing someone or something that has a long-standing habit or tendency that is unlikely to change.

Example: He is an inveterate gambler who cannot resist placing bets.

Definition: In a way that is long-established and unlikely to change, often referring to habits or practices that are deeply ingrained.

Example: He is inveterately late to every meeting, no matter how important it is.

Definition: The condition of being unable to succeed or survive.

Example: The inviability of the project led to its cancellation.

Definition: Not able to live, grow, or develop properly; unable to survive.

Example: The scientist concluded that the cells were inviable and could not be used for the experiment.

Definition: Causing resentment or envy; likely to create ill will or negative feelings in others.

Example: His invidious remarks about her success made everyone uncomfortable.

Definition: In a way that is likely to arouse resentment or anger in others.

Example: She spoke invidiously about her colleague's success, making others feel uncomfortable.

Definition: The quality of causing resentment or envy in others; a state that provokes dislike or jealousy.

Example: Her invidiousness made it difficult for her to maintain friendships.

Definition: To give energy, strength, or life to someone or something; to make someone feel more lively or active.

Example: The morning exercise helped to invigorate her for the day ahead.

Definition: Something that gives you energy and makes you feel more lively and strong.

Example: The invigorating breeze made our hike much more enjoyable.

Definition: To make someone feel more energetic or lively.

Example: The cool breeze was invigorating after a long day in the sun.

Definition: In a way that makes someone feel more energetic and lively.

Example: The morning run was invigoratingly refreshing, giving me a boost for the day ahead.