Vocab Wednesday - GRE Words from the Magoosh Product

Описание: Magoosh's GRE expert, Chris Lele, goes over GRE vocab words that are in Magoosh's GRE product. First, we have "anemic." This word comes from "anemia," which refers to a disease where the person lacks red blood cells and becomes very weak and tired. So "anemic" means describes something (or someone) that's lacking in spirit, effort and vitality. Then we have "epiphany," which is a sudden realization or insight. "Epiphany" can also refer to a sudden appearance of a supernatural deity, such as when Jesus was suddenly revealed to people (in the Bible book of Matthew). Then we have "cede," which means to give up, relinquish or hand over. This is usually used in the context of ceding or giving up a territory. Finally, we have "juxtapose." This word means to set two things side by side so that you can contrast them.

00:00 - Chris introduces the video
00:46 - Anemic
01:22 - Epiphany
02:17 - Cede
03:03 - Juxtapose

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