- Academic (adj): not relevant to practical affairs; of theoretical interest only; not practical or directly useful.
A matter of academic concern, a purely academic question. - Distant (adj): not very friendly; reserved or aloof; cold in manner
he seems distant until you get to know him
her distant greeting made me feel unwelcome from the start. - Economy (n): efficiency or conciseness in using something
: use of available resources in a way that saves money, time, etc or avoids waste.
Economy of language (i.e. using few words)
Traveling in economy class (i.e. by the cheapest class of air travel) - Purchase (n): a firm hold or grip on something; e.g. on a flat surface
the mountaineers struggled to get a proper purchase on the slippery rock. - Vegetate (n): to live a dull life with little activity or interest; live in a monotonous way.
Vegetating at home without a job
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Sunday, May 2, 2010
Gre Group: Easy Word; Confusing Secondary Meaning 2
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