Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: A person who betrays their own country by helping an enemy, often acting as a collaborator or traitor.

Example: During the war, he was labeled a quisling for assisting the invading forces.

Definition: The act of betraying one's country by cooperating with an enemy that has taken control.

Example: The government was accused of quislingism for working with the invading forces.

Definition: A legal document that transfers ownership or rights from one person to another without guaranteeing that the title is clear or free of claims.

Example: He signed a quitclaim to transfer his interest in the property to his brother.

Definition: To give up or transfer all rights or claims to something, often in a legal context.

Example: He decided to quitclaim his interest in the property to his brother.

Definition: A document or receipt that shows someone has been released from a debt or obligation.

Example: He received a quittance after paying off his loan.

Definition: In a way that shows shaking or trembling, often due to fear or excitement.

Example: She spoke quiveringly, her voice shaking with emotion.

Definition: Describing someone who is very idealistic and romantic, often in a way that is unrealistic or impractical.

Example: His quixotic quest to save the world was admired by many, but few believed it could succeed.

Definition: In a way that is idealistic and unrealistic, often pursuing noble but impractical goals.

Example: She quixotically believed that she could change the world with just her kindness.

Definition: A tendency to pursue unrealistic ideals or engage in extravagant and impractical actions, often inspired by romantic notions of duty or honor.

Example: His quixotism led him to embark on a journey to save the world, despite the odds against him.

Definition: A tendency to be overly idealistic or romantic, often leading to unrealistic or impractical plans.

Example: His quixotry often led him to pursue dreams that were impossible to achieve.

Definition: The state of being curious or questioning, often with a hint of amusement or puzzlement.

Example: Her quizzicality showed when she raised an eyebrow at the strange proposal.