ORKUT VERBAL DATABASE (Till Nov 28th)
1. Hortatory
2. Potable
3. Sunder
4. Serene
5. Impeccable
6. Vindicate
7. Pacify
8. Turbulent
9. Pucker
10. Intriguing
11. Inane
12. Fraught
13. Placidity
Analogies:
1.Deplore: vile
2.Inane: Significance
3.Fraught: placidity
ORKUT VERBAL DATABASE (Till Nov 27th)
1. Seeing
2. Vehemence
3. Thwart
4. Jaded
5. Convene
6. Reclusive
7. Stalwart
8. Querulous
9. Taciturnity
10. Undermine
11. Valedictory
12. Inimical
13. Ossified
14. Reclusive
15. Prevarication
16. Sunder
17. Crumb
18. Claustrophobic
19. Garrulous
20. Impervious
Analogies:
1. Garrulous: Talkative
2. Prevarication: Deceive
3. Chain: Links
4. Impervious: Damaged
5. Crumb: Bread
6. Brick: Wall
7. Claustrophobic: Closure
ORKUT VERBAL DATABASE (Till Nov 26th)
1. Vaunt
2. Volitional
3. Din
4. Pernicious
5. Swagger
6. Phlegmatic
7. Fretwork
8. Unveil
9. Crouch
10. Raving
11. Collude
12. Remorseful
13. Compassion
Analogies:
1. Collude: Cooperate
2. Remorseful: Compassion
3. Range: Mountain
Issue Topic:
1. "It is often necessary, even desirable, for political leaders to withhold information from the public".
ORKUT VERBAL DATABASE (Till Nov 25th)
1. Hasty
2. Frivolous
3. Din
4. Succinct
5. Volubility
6. Distend
7. Caustic
8. Centrifuge
9. Anvil
10. Arboreal
Analogies:
1. Centrifuge: Purify
2. Hammer: Anvil
3. Arboreal: Trees
Issue Topic:
1. Governments should concentrate on solving current problems instead of future problems.
Argument topic:
1. 25 babies tested for behavior against external stimuli. Babies whose mother had more hormone melatonin were shy in future & so on....
(It is something related to this)
ORKUT VERBAL DATABASE (Till Nov 24th)
1. Tantamount
2. Deleterious
3. Quell
4. Cogent
5. Truculent
6. Succinct
7. Malicious
8. Loquacious
9. Stench
Analogies:
1. Loquacious: Succinctness
2. Stench: Nose
Issue Topic:
1. The primary goal of technological advancement should be to increase people's efficiency so that everyone has more leisure time.
ORKUT VERBAL DATABASE (Till Nov 21st)
1. Decrepit
2. Vitiate
3. Hasten
4. Happy
5. Parvenu
6. Meretricious
7. Sedulous
8. Bucolic
9. Carouse
10. Loqacious
11. Succinct
12. Reinforcement
13. Cinnamon
Analogies:
1. Loqacious: Succinct
2. Reinforcement : Collapse
3. Cinnamon: Spices
Issue Topic:
1. It is the artist, not the critic who provide the society the things of lasting value.
ORKUT VERBAL DATABASE (Till Nov 20th)
1. Lusus naturae(n): a person or animal that is markedly unusual or deformed; freak; a conspicuous congenital abnormality.
2. Skank(v): to dance rhythmically in a loose-limbed manner; (n):A rhythmic dance performed to reggae or ska music, characterized by bending forward, raising the knees, and extending the hands; disgusting or vulgar matter; filth.
3. Generalissimo(n): the supreme commander of the armed forces.
4. Sylphlike(n): a slender, graceful woman or girl; one of a race of supernatural beings supposed to inhabit the air; (adj): moving and bending with ease.
5. Turbulence(n): the quality or state of being turbulent; violent disorder or commotion; unstable flow of a liquid or gas;unstable flow of a liquid or gas; a state of violent disturbance and disorder.
6. Transient(adj): not lasting, enduring, or permanent; lasting only a short time; existing briefly; staying only a short time.
7. Droll(adj): amusing in an odd way; comical in an odd or whimsical manner; (v): to jest; joke; (n): jester; wag.
8. Pedantic(adj): overly concerned with minute details or formalisms, esp. in teaching; marked by a narrow focus on or display of learning especially its trivial aspects.
9. Supercilious(adj): having or showing arrogant superiority; feeling or showing haughty disdain; haughtily disdainful or contemptuous, as a person or a facial expression.
10. Engrossed(v): To occupy exclusively; absorb; written formally in a large clear script, as a deed or other legal document.
11. Assiduous(adj): constant in application or effort; working diligently at a task; persistent.
12. Trenchant(adj): effective; energetic; clearly or sharply defined; incisive or keen; vigorous.
13. Insipid(adj): without distinctive, interesting, or stimulating qualities;without sufficient taste to be pleasing, as food or drink.
14. Obfuscate(v): to confuse; to make obscure or unclear; to render indistinct or dim; darken; To make so confused or opaque as to be difficult to perceive or understand.
15. Nitpick(v): to be excessively concerned with or critical of inconsequential details; to criticize by focusing on inconsequential details; (n):petty criticism.
Analogies:
1. Trenchant: Insipid
2. Obfuscate: Confusion
3. Nitpick: Criticize
Issue Topic:
1. "The study of history places too much emphasis on individuals. The most significant events and trends in history were made possible not by the famous few, but by groups of people whose identities have long been forgotten."
ORKUT VERBAL DATABASE (Till Nov 19th)
1. Transient
2. Deleterious
3. Voluminous
4. Gregarious
5. Transient
6. Demeanor
7. Banal
8. Transient
9. Archive
Analogies:
1. Archive: Records
2. Inch: Move
Issue Topic:
1. By studying about big cities, we can know about their society.
ORKUT VERBAL DATABASE (Till Nov 18th)
1. Execrable
2. Estimable
3. Contemptible
4. Deprecate
5. Pristine
6. Blemish
7. Extol
8. Tenable
9. Indefensible
10. Categorical
11. Conditional
12. Defer
13. Hermetic
Analogies:
1. Pristine: Blemish
2. Admire: Hero
3. Hermetic: Sealed
4. Spotted: Stained
5. Defer: Leader
Issue Topic:
1. High profile awards like the Nobel & Oscars do more damage than good as they indicate that only a few people receiving them are deserving and thus give rise to discrimination.
Argument Topic:
1. The following appeared in a newsletter offering advice to investors. "Over 80 percent of the respondents to a recent survey indicated a desire to reduce their intake of foods containing fats and cholesterol, and today low-fat products abound in many food stores. Since many of the food products currently marketed by Old Dairy Industries are high in fat and cholesterol, the company's sales are likely to diminish greatly and their profits will no doubt decrease. We therefore advise Old Dairy stockholders to sell their shares and other investors not to purchase stock in this company."
ORKUT VERBAL DATABASE (Till Nov 17th)
1. Nitpick
2. Fecklessness
3. Edible
4. Scathe
5. Loquacious
6. Sass
7. Capitulate
8. Assiduous
9. Divulge
10. Sedulous
11. Vitiate
12. Hapless
13. Transient
14. Caustic
15. Hardy
16. Anvil
17. Fawning
18. Pristine
19. Blemish
Analogies:
1. Hammer: Anvil
2. Apple: Fruit
3. Fawning: Attentive
4. Pristine: Blemish
Issue Topic:
1. Any form of art let it be music, literature, painting, sculptures etc. to get merit must be understood by common people.
ORKUT VERBAL DATABASE (Till Nov 14th)
1. Obsequious
2. Volubility
3. Potable
4. Obfuscate
5. Edible
6. Nihilistic
7. Panegyric
8. Ineluctable
9. Potentate
10. Impervious
11. Potable
12. Tonic
13. Audacious
14. Maladroit
15. Transience
16. Trenchant
17. Slovenly
18. Transient
19. Nitpick
20. Fecklessness
21. Lethargic
Analogies:
1. Impervious: Penetrate
2. Ineluctable: Avoid
3. Potable: Drinking
ORKUT VERBAL DATABASE (Till Nov 13th)
1. Idiosyncrasy
2. Wit
3. Pedestrian
4. Potable
5. Ambiguous
6. Squat
7. Peripheral
8. Resonant
9. Trenchant
10. Pallid
11. Maladroit
12. Assiduous
13. Sliver
14. Slovenly
15. Transient
16. Meet
17. Obfuscate
18. Husky
19. Supple
20. Teeter
21. Hasty
22. Pallid
23. Cessation
24. Wit
25. Haughty
26. Itinerary
27. Taut
28. Edible
Analogies:
1. Sensitive: Numb
2. Director: Script
3. Hill: Mountain
4. Directory: Names
5. Haughty: Praise
6. Itinerary: Stop
7. Mill: Grinding
8. Scissors: Cutting
9. Edible: Eat
ORKUT VERBAL DATABASE (Till Nov 12th)
1. Assiduous
2. Tonic
3. Revelry
4. Nefarious
5. Diligent
6. Succulent
7. Esoteric
8. Apulia
9. Intermittent
10. Intangible
11. Crouch
12. Recess
13. Banquet
14. Herculean
15. Trifling
Analogies:
1. Recess: halt
2. Banquet: meal
3. Herculean: trifling
Argument Topic:
1. The following appeared in a magazine focusing on health and fitness.
"A recent study of several nutritional supplements showed that subjects who took a daily pill containing luceen had significantly better vision of distant objects than subjects in the study who took other nutritional supplements. Luceen appears naturally in a tasty fruit that grows on the island of Bonopia, and very few inhabitants of that island wear eyeglasses or other corrective lenses. Such evidence suggests that people who develop vision problems should take regular luceen supplements."
ORKUT VERBAL DATABASE (Till Nov 11th)
1. Anomaly
2. Tonic
3. Arcane
4. Jejune
5. Embellish
6. Cessation
7. Veneration
8. Accomplice
9. Brevity
10. Chagrin
11. Tout
12. Potentate
13. Dwindle
14. Impervious
15. Penetrate
16. Ineluctable
17. Potable
18. Edible
Analogies:
1. Impervious: Penetrate
2. Ineluctable: Avoid
3. Potable: Drinking
4. Edible: Eat
5. Weather: Climate
ORKUT VERBAL DATABASE (Till Nov 10th)
1.Meet
2.Encomium
3.Pallid
4.Ambrosia
5.Muddle some
6.Impervious
7.Impromptu
8.Labyrinth
9.Languish
10.Limpid
11.Perpetrate
12.Precarious
13.Predispose
14.Banal
15.Expropriate
16.Assiduous
17.Abate
18.Sedulous
19.Daft
20.Perfidious
21.Retort
22.Repartee
23.Nepotism
Analogies:
1.Retort: Repartee
2.Nepotism: Relative
3.Encomium: praise
ORKUT VERBAL DATABASE (Till Nov 7th)
1. Apulia
2. Manna
3. Adulation
4. Nebulous
5. Marbled
6. Assiduous
7. Prevaricate
8. Quash
9. Vindicate
10. Obdurate
11. Jargon
12. Implacable
13. Luculent
14. Melancholy
15. Malaise
16. Illicit
17. Engrossed
Analogies:
1. Illicit: Permission
2. Engrossed: occupied
ORKUT VERBAL DATABASE (Till Nov 6th)
1. Leaden
2. Cognizant
3. Exonerate
4. Conjecture
5. Vulgarity
6. Nebulous
7. Brazen
8. Precariousness
9. Exonerate
10. Wax
11. Adept
12. Quiescence
13. Trepidation
14. Flannel
15. Soporific
16. Martinet
17. Rigidity
Analogies:
1. Flannel: Cloth
2. Soporific: Sleep
3. Martinet: Rigidity
Issue Topic:
1. The study of history places too much emphasis on individuals. The most significant events and trends in history were made possible not by the famous few, but by groups of people whose identities have long been forgotten.
Argument Topic:
1. The following is a letter to the editor of the Waymarsh Times. Traffic problems here in Waymarsh are obviously reaching record levels. While just three months ago it would take me 15 minutes to get to work, it now takes closer to 25. Waymarsh should follow the example of our neighboring city Graysville. Last year, Graysville implemented a policy that rewards people who share rides to work with coupons for free gas. Pollution levels in Graysville have dropped since the policy was implemented, and several friends who live in Graysville tell me that their trip to work is quicker than it used to be. With the terrible traffic and high pollution in Waymarsh, we must implement a policy similar to Graysville.
ORKUT VERBAL DATABASE (Till Nov 5th)
1. Diatribe
2. Abet
3. Nebulous
4. Assuage
5. Demure
6. Vilify
7. Blatant
8. Truncate
9. Ameliorate
Analogies:
1. Truncate: Extent
2. Ameliorative: Improve
Issue Topic:
1. For Professionals, academic imagination is more important than knowledge.
ORKUT VERBAL DATABASE (Till Nov 4th)
1. Flippant
2. Bonhomie
3. Ambrosia
4. Euphemism
5. Panegyric
6. Lofty
7. Inept
8. Adulate
9. Prevaricator
10. Meandering
11. Garbled
12. Comprehend
Analogies:
1. Meandering : directness
2. Garbled: Comprehend
Issue Topic:
1. It is the artist that gives to society not the critic.
2. The problems of modern society cannot be solved by the legislative system and laws because they cannot govern human morality.
ORKUT VERBAL DATABASE (Till Nov 3rd)
1. Nebulous
2. Caveat
3. Glib
4. Profundity
5. Transitory
6. Capricious
7. Trite
8. Flippancy
9. Gravity
10. Lassitude
11. Lofty
12. Maladroit
13. Deft
Analogies:
1. Wood: Carpenter
2. Maladroit: Deft
3. Thin: Density
Saturday, November 29, 2008
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