This procedure enables you to see a word from bothВ sides. Use both the synonym (a word having the same or nearly the same meaning as another word) and the antonym to construct sentences using the same context or situation. If possible, create at least five different sentences with a word over a period of time. Use it to find out theВ antonym (opposite) of the word.ДЄfter you find out the antonym, use it in aВ sentenceВ in the same wayВ you did with original word. In order to do so, you will need the help of a thesaurus. It does not end here you need to make sure the meaning of the word is permanently stored in your mind. This mental exerciseВ ensures the meaning of the word is ingrained in your memory. When you do this, your mind is forced toВ find the suitable usage of the word. You should write at least five different sentences with every new word over a period of time. Try to createВ sentences with the new words you are learning every day.

Prepare a new sentence after understanding the meaning of the word. Instead, here is a simple techniqueВ to help you strengthen your vocabulary this techniqueВ involves your mind and not just your memory.ДЄfter you see the meaning of a word, look up itsВ usageВ in the sentence that is usually present in the dictionary. There are chances you will forget what you have learnt. If you want to ace GRE/ GMAT,В mastering Word Power is half the battle won.Д«ut merely cramming 4,000 words at the rate of 50 words a day is not the answer.

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