Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: Existing at the same time as something else or in the same place.

Example: The two species are coexistent in the same habitat without competing for resources.

Definition: Having the same limits, boundaries, or scope; existing in the same space or time.

Example: The two regions are coextensive, sharing the same geographical boundaries.

Definition: A substance that is necessary for an enzyme to work properly, often a metal ion or a coenzyme, or a factor that helps another factor to produce a specific effect.

Example: Zinc is an important cofactor for many enzymes in the body.

Definition: A strongbox or container used for storing money or valuables, often found in banks or used for safekeeping.

Example: The old coffer in the attic held many treasures from the past.

Definition: To provide a structure, such as a ceiling, with decorative sunken panels or to place something into a coffer.

Example: The architect decided to coffer the ceiling to add an elegant touch to the room.

Definition: A mathematical function that relates to the complement of an angle, where the value of one function is equal to the value of another function for that angle's complement.

Example: In trigonometry, the sine function is the cofunction of cosine.

Definition: The quality of being clear, logical, and convincing in argument or reasoning.

Example: The cogency of her argument convinced everyone in the room.

Definition: A method where waste energy from an industrial process is used to generate both electricity and heat.

Example: The factory implemented cogeneration to improve energy efficiency and reduce costs.

Definition: This word describes something that is clear, logical, and convincing, especially in arguments or reasoning.

Example: The lawyer presented a cogent case that convinced the jury.

Definition: In a clear and convincing way that is easy to understand.

Example: She presented her argument cogently, making it hard for anyone to disagree.

Definition: Able to be thought about or imagined; something that can be conceived in the mind.

Example: The idea of traveling to Mars is cogitable for future generations.