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MBA Entrance Vocabulary Practice Set 176
Practice 5 high-utility vocabulary words through meaning, synonym and antonym questions, then review explanations, examples and memory cues.
Learning content for Set 176
equable
adjective • Expert
Meaning: not varying greatly; calm and even-tempered
Synonyms: steady, calm
Antonyms: volatile, erratic
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as equable. In context, equable suggests something that is not varying greatly; calm and even-tempered.
euphonious
adjective • Expert
Meaning: pleasant to hear
Synonyms: melodious, harmonious
Antonyms: cacophonous, harsh
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as euphonious. In context, euphonious suggests something that is pleasant to hear.
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evanescent
adjective • Expert
Meaning: soon passing out of sight or existence
Synonyms: fleeting, ephemeral
Antonyms: lasting, permanent
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as evanescent. In context, evanescent suggests something that is soon passing out of sight or existence.
exculpatory
adjective • Expert
Meaning: tending to clear someone from blame
Synonyms: exonerating, absolving
Antonyms: incriminating, accusatory
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as exculpatory. In context, exculpatory suggests something that is tending to clear someone from blame.
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exhort
verb • Expert
Meaning: strongly encourage or urge
Synonyms: urge, implore
Antonyms: discourage, deter
Examples: The passage uses the verb “exhort” to describe an important action. Here, to exhort means to strongly encourage or urge.