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MBA Entrance Vocabulary Practice Set 161
Practice 5 high-utility vocabulary words through meaning, synonym and antonym questions, then review explanations, examples and memory cues.
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alleged
adjective • Advanced
Meaning: said to have happened but not yet proved
Synonyms: claimed, purported
Antonyms: proven, confirmed
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as alleged. In context, alleged suggests something that is said to have happened but not yet proved.
alluvial
adjective • Advanced
Meaning: relating to soil deposited by flowing water
Synonyms: sedimentary, deposited
Antonyms: eroded, rocky
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as alluvial. In context, alluvial suggests something that is relating to soil deposited by flowing water.
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ambidextrous
adjective • Advanced
Meaning: able to use both hands equally well
Synonyms: versatile, two-handed
Antonyms: one-sided, awkward
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as ambidextrous. In context, ambidextrous suggests something that is able to use both hands equally well.
amity
noun • Advanced
Meaning: friendly relations
Synonyms: friendship, harmony
Antonyms: hostility, enmity
Examples: The editorial described the episode as a clear case of amity. In this context, amity refers to friendly relations.
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animus
noun • Advanced
Meaning: hostility or ill feeling
Synonyms: hostility, resentment
Antonyms: goodwill, affection
Examples: The editorial described the episode as a clear case of animus. In this context, animus refers to hostility or ill feeling.