GRE vocabulary
turpitude
depravity or wickedness of character or action
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tacit
understood or implied without being openly stated
taciturn
habitually reserved and uncommunicative in speech
tangential
only loosely relevant; diverging from the main point
tangible
perceptible by touch or concrete enough to be grasped
tangle
to twist together into a confused or knotted mass
tantamount
equivalent in effect or value to something else
tarnish
to dull or damage the luster, reputation, or purity of something
tautological
needlessly repeating an idea using different words
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Questions about “turpitude”
Turpitude (noun) means depravity or wickedness of character or action
Here is turpitude used in an example sentence: "He was disbarred for moral turpitude after defrauding his own clients."
Common synonyms for turpitude include depravity, wickedness, immorality, baseness.
Antonyms of turpitude include virtue, integrity, morality.
Turpitude is a GRE-level vocabulary word worth knowing for the Verbal section.
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