Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: To make someone feel sad or disappointed.

Example: The bad news seemed to deject everyone in the room.

Definition: Waste material or excrement that is expelled from the body, especially in the context of animals.

Example: The farmer used the dejecta from his livestock as fertilizer for the crops.

Definition: The state of feeling sad or unhappy, often because of disappointment or loss.

Example: After hearing the bad news, she was filled with dejectedness.

Definition: A feeling of sadness or disappointment; a state of low spirits.

Example: After hearing the bad news, she was filled with dejection.

Definition: To separate into thin layers or sheets.

Example: The material began to delaminate after prolonged exposure to moisture.

Definition: The process of splitting or separating a material into layers, often used in contexts like construction or biology.

Example: The delamination of the material caused it to lose its strength and integrity.

Definition: To expand or make larger, especially in size or volume.

Example: The doctor said the blood vessels will delate during the procedure.

Definition: To inform against someone or to accuse them of wrongdoing, often by reporting to authorities.

Example: He decided to delate his colleague for unethical behavior.

Definition: A feeling of great pleasure or delight, often related to enjoyment of food or experiences.

Example: The dessert was made for the delectation of the guests at the dinner party.

Definition: A group of representatives chosen to act on behalf of others, or the process of giving someone the authority to act for you.

Example: The delegacy was responsible for negotiating the terms of the agreement.

Definition: To take away the rightful status or authority from something or someone, making it not valid or acceptable.

Example: The new law aims to delegitimate the previous agreements made by the council.