GRE vocabulary
quibble
to argue or object over trivial, insignificant details
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quack
a person who fraudulently claims medical or expert knowledge they do not possess
quackery
the fraudulent pretense of skill or knowledge, especially in medicine
quaff
to drink heartily and in large gulps
qualify
to limit or modify a statement so that it is less absolute
quandary
a state of uncertainty or perplexity over what to do
quarantine
a period of enforced isolation to prevent the spread of disease
quell
to suppress or put an end to, especially by force; to quiet or calm
querulous
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Common questions
Questions about “quibble”
Quibble (verb) means to argue or object over trivial, insignificant details
Here is quibble used in an example sentence: "Rather than address the main argument, he quibbled over a single misplaced comma."
Common synonyms for quibble include cavil, nitpick, carp.
Antonyms of quibble include concur, agree.
Quibble is a GRE-level vocabulary word worth knowing for the Verbal section.
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