GMAT Vocabulary
500 Essential GMAT Vocabulary Words
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Showing 1–20 of 500 matching GMAT vocabulary words (500 total).
#1
Noun
assumption
Example sentences
- Her plan was based on the assumption that prices would stay low.
- We should test the assumption before making a decision.
- The assumption proved wrong when the data arrived.
#2
Noun
premise
Example sentences
- The argument begins with the premise that all people need clean water.
- I agree with the main premise of the article.
- If the premise is false, the conclusion may also be false.
#3
Noun
conclusion
Example sentences
- After reading the report, we reached the conclusion that sales were falling.
- The evidence supports her conclusion.
- Do not jump to a conclusion before checking the facts.
#4
Noun
inference
Example sentences
- His inference came from several small clues.
- The chart allows us to make a reasonable inference.
- That inference is possible, but it is not certain.
#5
Noun
implication
Example sentences
- One implication of the new rule is that costs may rise.
- She did not understand the implication of her choice.
- The report discusses the social implication of the policy.
#6
Noun
assertion
Example sentences
- The writer made the assertion that the plan would save money.
- His assertion needs stronger evidence.
- She repeated her assertion during the meeting.
#7
Noun
contention
Example sentences
- The main contention is that the tax is unfair.
- His contention was challenged by new data.
- The two experts disagreed over this contention.
#8
Noun
proposition
Example sentences
- The company accepted the proposition to open a new branch.
- Her proposition sounds practical and affordable.
- We will vote on the proposition tomorrow.
#9
Noun
hypothesis
Example sentences
- The scientist formed a hypothesis about why the plants died.
- The experiment tested the hypothesis.
- Our hypothesis was not supported by the results.
#10
Noun
thesis
Example sentences
- Her thesis explains how small businesses create jobs.
- The essay has a clear thesis.
- He defended his thesis before the university committee.
#11
Noun
rationale
Example sentences
- The manager explained the rationale for the new schedule.
- I understand the rationale behind this decision.
- The report gives no clear rationale for the change.
#12
Noun
justification
Example sentences
- There is no justification for treating workers unfairly.
- He gave a strong justification for the extra cost.
- The company asked for written justification before approving the request.
#13
Noun
evidence
Example sentences
- The police found evidence near the door.
- We need more evidence before accepting the claim.
- The evidence shows that the program helped students.
#14
Verb
corroborate
Example sentences
- A second witness helped corroborate her story.
- The documents corroborate the figures in the report.
- We need another source to corroborate this claim.
#15
Verb
substantiate
Example sentences
- Can you substantiate your claim with data?
- The receipts substantiate his account of the expenses.
- The study failed to substantiate the rumor.
#16
Verb
validate
Example sentences
- The test results validate our original idea.
- A manager must validate the final report.
- New research may validate this method.
#17
Verb
verify
Example sentences
- Please verify the address before sending the package.
- We called the bank to verify the payment.
- The team must verify every figure in the table.
#18
Verb
demonstrate
Example sentences
- The teacher used a model to demonstrate the process.
- These results demonstrate the value of regular exercise.
- He will demonstrate how the machine works.
#19
Verb
establish
Example sentences
- The company hopes to establish a new office in Aden.
- The evidence helped establish the truth.
- We need to establish clear rules for the team.
#20
Verb
bolster
Example sentences
- The new evidence will bolster her argument.
- Lower costs could bolster the company's profits.
- His kind words helped bolster my confidence.
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