Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: Thought about or planned in advance, especially in a deliberate way.

Example: The crime was committed with malice prepense, showing that it was carefully planned.

Definition: A greater amount or influence of something compared to others.

Example: The preponderance of evidence suggested that he was guilty.

Definition: A state or condition of being greater in number, quantity, or importance than others.

Example: The preponderancy of evidence suggested that the defendant was guilty.

Definition: Having more weight, importance, or influence than others.

Example: The preponderant evidence led the jury to a quick decision.

Definition: In a way that is greater in amount, importance, or influence than others.

Example: The team preponderantly focused on improving their defense during the game.

Definition: Having greater importance, influence, or power than others.

Example: In the debate, her preponderate arguments swayed the audience.

Definition: To be greater in amount, importance, or influence than something else.

Example: In the debate, her arguments seemed to preponderate over those of her opponent.

Definition: The state of having greater weight, influence, or importance compared to something else.

Example: The preponderation of evidence led the jury to a quick decision.

Definition: This word describes something that is placed before another word, often in a grammatical context.

Example: In English, a prepositive adjective comes before the noun it modifies, like in 'the big house'.

Definition: A word or particle that comes before another word in a sentence.

Example: In the phrase 'the big dog', 'the' is a prepositive article.

Definition: Having a strong opinion or feeling about something, often in a way that is not fair or balanced.

Example: She was prepossessed by her own ideas and couldn't see other perspectives.

Definition: To have a strong influence or control over someone's mind or feelings, often in a way that makes them favorably inclined towards something or someone.

Example: She was prepossessed by his charm and confidence during their first meeting.

Definition: Having an attractive or pleasing appearance that makes a good impression.

Example: The prepossessing landscape drew many visitors to the park.