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MBA Entrance Vocabulary Practice Set 146
Practice 5 high-utility vocabulary words through meaning, synonym and antonym questions, then review explanations, examples and memory cues.
Learning content for Set 146
dogma
noun • Advanced
Meaning: a principle accepted as unquestionably true
Synonyms: doctrine, creed
Antonyms: doubt, skepticism
Examples: The editorial described the episode as a clear case of dogma. In this context, dogma refers to a principle accepted as unquestionably true.
ecumenical
adjective • Advanced
Meaning: promoting unity among different groups or beliefs
Synonyms: inclusive, unifying
Antonyms: sectarian, divisive
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as ecumenical. In context, ecumenical suggests something that is promoting unity among different groups or beliefs.
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egalitarian
adjective • Advanced
Meaning: believing in equal rights and opportunities
Synonyms: equalitarian, democratic
Antonyms: elitist, hierarchical
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as egalitarian. In context, egalitarian suggests something that is believing in equal rights and opportunities.
elide
verb • Advanced
Meaning: omit or leave out
Synonyms: omit, exclude
Antonyms: include, retain
Examples: The passage uses the verb “elide” to describe an important action. Here, to elide means to omit or leave out.
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emollient
adjective • Advanced
Meaning: soothing or softening
Synonyms: soothing, softening
Antonyms: irritating, harsh
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as emollient. In context, emollient suggests something that is soothing or softening.