Vocabulary quiz: abhor, belligerent, chronological, depict, eloquent, feasible, genuine, hierarchy, imminent, jeopardy.
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Answer
The given words and their meanings: Abhor - hate; Belligerent - aggressive; Chronological - time order; Depict - represent; Eloquent - fluent speaking; Feasible - possible; Genuine - authentic; Hierarchy - ranking system; Imminent - about to happen; Jeopardy - danger.
The meanings of the given words are: Abhor - to hate or detest; Belligerent - aggressive and warlike; Chronological - arranged in the order of time; Depict - to represent or describe; Eloquent - fluent and persuasive in speaking or writing; Feasible - possible and practicable; Genuine - authentic and real; Hierarchy - a system of ranking; Imminent - about to happen; Jeopardy - danger or risk.
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The meanings of the given words are: Abhor - to hate or detest; Belligerent - aggressive and warlike; Chronological - arranged in the order of time; Depict - to represent or describe; Eloquent - fluent and persuasive in speaking or writing; Feasible - possible and practicable; Genuine - authentic and real; Hierarchy - a system of ranking; Imminent - about to happen; Jeopardy - danger or risk.
More Information
These words are important for standardized tests such as the SAT and GRE. Understanding their meanings and usage can greatly improve verbal performance in these tests.
Sources
- Barron GRE word list - A - wordpowermadeeasy.files.wordpress.com
- Ultimate SAT - Dynamic Papers - dynamicpapers.com
- Black Book of English Vocabulary - Testbook - blogmedia.testbook.com
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