Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: In a way that is deserving of condemnation or strong disapproval.

Example: He spoke damnably about his opponents, showing no respect.

Definition: A strong expression of anger or annoyance, often used in frustration.

Example: Damnation! I can't believe I forgot my keys again!

Definition: The state of being punished forever, often in a religious context, or the act of condemning someone to such punishment.

Example: Many believe that a life of wrongdoing leads to damnation after death.

Definition: Relating to or expressing strong disapproval or condemnation.

Example: The critic wrote a damnatory review of the film, highlighting its flaws.

Definition: Deserving of strong criticism or punishment, often used to express strong feelings about something negative.

Example: I can't believe he made such a damned mistake.

Definition: Used to emphasize something, often expressing strong feelings or frustration.

Example: I can't believe he made such a damned mistake!

Definition: Souls that are condemned to suffer punishment, often in a religious context.

Example: In many stories, the damned wander the earth, seeking redemption.

Definition: To cause harm or damage to someone or something, often resulting in loss or injury.

Example: The storm could damnify the crops if it continues to rage.

Definition: Causing someone or something to be strongly criticized or condemned.

Example: The report contained damning evidence against the accused.

Definition: To express strong disapproval or condemnation of someone or something.

Example: The report was damning, revealing serious flaws in the company's practices.

Definition: In a way that strongly criticizes or condemns someone or something.

Example: The report was damningly critical of the company's practices.

Definition: Describing something that has been made less intense or reduced in strength, often due to the application of a dampening agent or process.

Example: The sound of the music was damped by the thick curtains in the room.

Definition: To make something slightly wet or to reduce its intensity or strength.

Example: The rain damped the ground, making it muddy.

Definition: The ability of a device to reduce or control vibrations and oscillations, helping to maintain stability.

Example: The damping in the suspension system of the car helps to provide a smoother ride over bumps.

Definition: A way of dressing and behaving that is very stylish and elegant, often associated with a man who pays a lot of attention to his appearance.

Example: His dandyism was evident in his perfectly tailored suit and flamboyant accessories.