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Paucity: Definition & Meaning for the SAT
⚡️ PAUCITY most nearly means: (A) scarcity; (B) abundance; (C) quality; (D) confusion. 👉 Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanation…
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Concede: Definition & Meaning for the SAT
⚡️ CONCEDE most nearly means: (A) admit; (B) celebrate; (C) prevent; (D) complicate. 👉 Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanation…
Jul 14
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markedly | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
MARKEDLY most nearly means: (A) slightly; (B) secretly; (C) noticeably; (D) randomly. 👉 Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanation…
Jul 13
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berate | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
BERATE most nearly means: (A) praise enthusiastically; (B) examine carefully; (C) speak softly; (D) scold harshly. 👉 Answer + examples, pronunciation…
Jul 12
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What Is a Verb? Examples and Definitions
When your teacher or friends talk about verbs, what do they mean? And would you believe that many people use the term incorrectly?
Jul 11
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pragmatic | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
PRAGMATIC most nearly means: (A) practical; (B) idealistic; (C) logical; (D) stubborn. 👉 Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanation…
Jul 11
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canny | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
⚡️ CANNY most nearly means: (A) shrewd; (B) generous; (C) reckless; (D) artistic. 👉 Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanation inside.
Jul 10
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inclement | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
⚡️ INCLEMENT most nearly means: (A) unpredictable; (B) brief; (C) harsh; (D) humid. 👉 Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanation…
Jul 9
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watershed | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
⚡️ WATERSHED most nearly means: (A) boundary; (B) turning point; (C) source; (D) disaster. 👉 Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanation…
Jul 8
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verisimilitude | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
🚀 VERISIMILITUDE most nearly means: (A) complexity; (B) ambiguity; (C) authenticity; (D) believability. 👉 Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full…
Jul 7
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incitement | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
🚀 INCITEMENT most nearly means: (A) confusion; (B) celebration; (C) analysis; (D) provocation. 👉 Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT…
Jul 6
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manifestation | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
⭐️ MANIFESTATION most nearly means: (A) display; (B) prediction; (C) obstacle; (D) secret. 👉 Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanation…
Jul 5
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