Tham khảo tài liệu 'gmat vocabulary list episode 1 part 6', ngoại ngữ, ngữ pháp tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | exhume v. to unearth to reveal The scientists exhumed the body from the grave to test the body s DNA. The next episode will exhume the real betrayer. exigent adj. a situation calling for immediate attention needing more than is reasonable The exigent request for more assistance was answered quickly. The bank seemed to feel that another extension on their loan payment was too exigent a request to honor. exonerate v. to declare or prove blameless Hopefully the judge will exonerate you of any wrongdoing. exorbitant adj. going beyond what is reasonable excessive Paying hundreds of dollars for the dress is an exorbitant amount. exotic adj. unusual striking foreign Many people asked the name of her exotic perfume. The menu of authentic Turkish cuisine seemed exotic to them considerin g they were only accustomed to American food. expedient adj. convenient in obtaining a result guided by self- interest The mayor chose the more expedient path rather than the more correct one. There is no expedient method a teenager will not resort to in order to get the keys to a car of their own. expedite v. to hasten the action of We can expedite the bank transaction if we tell them it is an emergency. explicit adj. specific definite The explicit recipe gave directions for making a very complicated dessert. exposition n. setting forth facts The exposition by the witness substantiated the story given by the prison er. expunge v. to blot out to delete Bleach may be used to expunge the stain. extant adj. existing refers especially to books or documents Some of my ancestor s letters remain extant. extemporize v. to improvise to make it up as you go along It was necessary for the musician to extemporize when his music fell off the stand. extol v. to give great praise The father will extol the success of his son to everyone he meets. extraneous adj. irrelevant not related not essential During the long boring lecture most people agreed that much of the information was extraneous. extricable adj.
