Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: To separate or divide something again after it has been integrated or mixed together.

Example: After the experiment, the researchers had to resegregate the samples to analyze them separately.

Definition: The act of separating people again based on race or other characteristics, especially in schools or communities, after they have been integrated.

Example: The resegregation of schools has raised concerns about equality in education.

Definition: A similarity or likeness between two or more things, often in appearance or characteristics.

Example: There is a strong resemblance between the two paintings, making it hard to tell which one is the original.

Definition: Having a similarity or likeness to something else.

Example: The painting is resemblant of the artist's earlier work.

Definition: To feel angry or upset about something that someone has done, especially when you think it is unfair.

Example: She began to resent her friend for always being late.

Definition: Feeling angry or bitter because of being treated unfairly or feeling wronged.

Example: She felt resentful when her hard work was not recognized.

Definition: In a way that shows anger or bitterness about something that is perceived as unfair or wrong.

Example: She resentfully accepted the decision, even though she disagreed with it.

Definition: The quality or state of feeling angry or bitter about something that has happened, often due to perceived unfair treatment.

Example: Her resentfulness towards her colleague was evident after he received the promotion she wanted.

Definition: A strong feeling of anger or displeasure about something that you think is unfair or wrong.

Example: She felt a deep sense of resentment towards her colleague for taking credit for her work.

Definition: A chemical substance derived from certain plants, used to treat high blood pressure and as a sedative.

Example: The doctor prescribed reserpine to help manage the patient's hypertension.