GRE Vocab Word of the Day: Germane | Manhattan Prep

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Today’s GRE vocab word of the day is germane. GRE instructor Logan Smeallie will teach you what it means and how to use it!

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[japantrailblazer]

These vocabulary videos are germane to our path towards a bright future.

[suyogkhadke]

This channel is most germane in the tutoring of GRE

[SithRoboMaster]

Syn: relevant, pertinent, apropos, apposite

[SuccessforLifester]

Detective Chloe was exasperated with Lucifer for frequently asking questions that were not germane to the cases that they were trying to solve.

[godslove]

Wanton: deliberate and reckelss, Sonmeone is hitting all things against me it is a wanton

[shamsularefin]

Germane, apposite, apt all are same meaning

[SuccessforLifester]

The German language teacher chastised the student for asking him questions that were not germane to the class and wasting everyone's time

[Nooneonearth.]

One doesn't require a GRE score for admission to most European Unis. That's not Germane.