Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: The quality or state of being able to live, grow, or succeed.

Example: The viability of the project depends on securing enough funding.

Definition: Able to live, grow, or succeed in a particular environment or situation.

Example: The team developed a viable solution to the problem that could be implemented quickly.

Definition: In a way that is capable of working successfully or being effective.

Example: The project can be completed viably within the budget.

Definition: Relating to travel or a journey.

Example: The viatic funds helped the travelers cover their expenses during the long journey.

Definition: Relating to a type of agreement where a business purchases life insurance policies from terminally ill individuals for a portion of their value.

Example: The company specializes in viatical settlements, helping patients access funds from their life insurance policies.

Definition: A type of provision or supplies given to someone for a journey, especially in a religious context, such as the Eucharist given to a dying person.

Example: The priest brought the viaticum to the sick man to provide him comfort in his final moments.

Definition: Able to move back and forth or shake, often in a rhythmic way.

Example: The vibratile structures of the organism help it to swim efficiently in the water.

Definition: Relating to or caused by vibration, which is a rapid movement back and forth.

Example: The vibrational energy of the music made everyone want to dance.

Definition: Relating to or causing vibrations or oscillations.

Example: The vibratory motion of the speaker produced clear sound.

Definition: An infection caused by certain bacteria, often affecting cattle and sheep, and can lead to infertility or abortion.

Example: Vibriosis is a serious concern for farmers raising cattle and sheep due to its impact on reproduction.