Support, Support[P], Contrast words, Extreme Words

GRE Verbal Prep

since

support.

I started exercising regularly since it improves my health.

that

support.

He was so exhausted that he fell asleep immediately.

as

support.

He couldn’t come to the party as he was feeling unwell.

by

support

and

support.

She is an excellent musician and a talented artist.

also

support.

He is a talented musician. Also, he is an an excellent cook.

moreover

support.

The proposal is costly. Moreover, it’s impractical.

likewise

support.

She enjoys hiking; likewise, her brother is an outdoor enthusiast.

equally

support.

Her chemistry teacher is strict; her biology teacher is equally demanding.

for

support.

She took an umbrella for it looked like rain.

when

support.

When you eat right and exercise three times a week, your health is bound to improve.

because

support.

I love pizza because it is great.

thus

support.

The experiment failed; thus, we need to reconsider our approach.

through

support.

He was able to overcome his fears through beneficial therapy sessions.

if

support.

If you invest your money each month, you'll likely be rich in retirement.

which

support.

She avoided unhealthy habits, which led to a healthy and productive life.

given

support.

Given his expertise, he was the perfect candidate for the job.

with

support.

With determination and effort, they achieved their goals.

whereby

support.

They developed an efficient workflow, whereby productivity increased.

therefore

support.

It started raining; therefore we canceled the picnic.

indeed

support.

The food was delicious; indeed, it was all gone in less than an hour.

then

support.

John exerted much effort in improving his grades. He then graduated with honors.

who

support.

The company is looking to promote an individual who exudes excellence.

in

support.

In problematic instances such as these, it's important we assess the damage.

so

support.

He trained hard, so he won the race.

like (similarity)

support.

Like a peaceful lake on a beautiful day, her mind was calm.

like (examples)

support.

Let's look at the successful cases, like the strongest tech companies.

after

support.

We celebrated after finishing the project successfully.

whose

support.

Let's recruit the successful people whose proven track records can help our firm.

where

support.

We found ourselves in a difficult situation where communication broke down.

seems

support.

The community garden initiative seems poised to bring joy.

to be words

support.

The abandoned factory is a breeding ground for unsafe conditions.

period .

support punctuation.

The festival was a tremendous success. It attracted thousands of visitors and boosted local morale.

semi-colon ;

support punctuation.

The team worked late into the night; they were determined to finish the project.

colon :

support punctuation.

She has many talents: she is a skilled pianist and an excellent painter.

comma ,

support punctuation.

The charity event was a huge success, bringing in donations and raising awareness.

dash —

support punctuation.

The neglected park—filled with litter and overgrown weeds—was a sad sight.

parentheses ()

support punctuation.

The dilapidated building (with its broken windows and graffiti-covered walls) was an eyesore in the neighborhood.

but

contrast.

The presentation was informative but overly long and tedious.

despite

contrast.

Despite the rain, the outdoor concert was a huge success.

though

contrast.

He is highly skilled though often unreliable.

yet

contrast.

The book was boring yet incredibly insightful in its final chapters.

unless.

contrast.

The project will fail unless everyone commits to working together.

Although

contrast.

Although she is very talented, she lacks experience.

however

contrast.

The trip was exhausting; however, the experiences were unforgettable.

rather

contrast.

She chose to rest rather than finish the assignment.

instead

contrast.

He was supposed to study; instead, he watched movies all night.

unlike

contrast.

Unlike his sister, who is diligent, he tends to procrastinate.

even with

contrast.

Even with her busy schedule, she managed to excel in her studies.

even though

contrast.

Even though the weather was terrible, we had a wonderful time.

even as

contrast.

Even as he struggled, he remained optimistic.

even in

contrast.

Even in difficult times, she found reasons to smile.

even if

contrast.

She plans to attend the event even if she feels unwell.

than

contrast.

The new software is more user-friendly than its outdated predecessor.

even when

contrast.

She stays calm even when faced with challenges.

whatever

contrast.

Whatever criticisms you throw at us, we will stay positive.

regardless (of)

contrast.

Regardless of the obstacles, they achieved their goal.

without

contrast.

Without his guidance, the team felt lost.

notwithstanding

contrast.

Notwithstanding the difficulties, they completed the project on time.

nevertheless

contrast.

The task was daunting; nevertheless, they succeeded.

while

contrast.

The product is high-quality while the customer service is lacking.

began

contrast.

Her mother's coldness towards her husband began to decrease as they got to know each other.

even

extreme word

eventually

extreme words

at worst

extremely words

ultimately

extremely words

especially

extreme words

downright

extreme words

at most

extreme words

in the end

extreme words

stand out / stood out

extreme words

indeed combined with “almost”

extreme words

let alone

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