Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: Describing a material or substance made up of particles that do not stick together or bond.

Example: The cohesionless sand shifted easily underfoot, making it difficult to walk on.

Definition: Describing something that is united or connected in a way that makes it work well together.

Example: The team developed a cohesive strategy that helped them achieve their goals.

Definition: In a way that forms a united whole or is connected logically.

Example: The team worked cohesively to complete the project on time.

Definition: The quality of forming a united whole or being connected together.

Example: The cohesiveness of the team helped them achieve their goals more effectively.

Definition: Related to a branch of mathematics that studies the properties of spaces through algebraic structures called cohomology.

Example: The cohomological methods provide deep insights into the topology of the manifold.

Definition: A mathematical concept in topology that involves a system of groups used to study the properties of topological spaces.

Example: Cohomology provides important insights into the structure of complex spaces in mathematics.

Definition: A group of people who share a common characteristic or experience, often used in studies or research.

Example: The study followed a cohort of students over four years to see how their education affected their careers.

Definition: Able to be created or invented, especially in terms of new words or phrases.

Example: The term 'selfie' is coinable and has become popular in recent years.

Definition: To happen at the same time or to agree in opinion or position.

Example: The two events will coincide next week, making it difficult to attend both.

Definition: Describing things that happen at the same time or are in the same place; they match or coincide with each other.

Example: The two events were coincident, occurring on the same day.