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impugned | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
β‘οΈ IMPUGNED most nearly means: (A) criticized harshly; (B) ignored completely; (C) challenged the validity of; (D) praised enthusiastically. π Answer β¦
Jun 30
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capricious | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
β‘οΈ CAPRICIOUS most nearly means: (A) unpredictable; (B) stubborn; (C) generous; (D) analytical. π Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SATβ¦
Jun 27
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eschew | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
β‘οΈ ESCHEW most nearly means: (A) embrace; (B) analyze; (C) postpone; (D) avoid. π Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanation inside.
Jun 25
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cursory | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
β‘οΈ CURSORY most nearly means: (A) thorough; (B) superficial; (C) delayed; (D) enthusiastic. π Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SATβ¦
Jun 23
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inundate | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
β‘οΈ INUNDATE most nearly means: (A) parch; (B) restrict; (C) examine; (D) overwhelm. π Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanationβ¦
Jun 18
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unequivocal | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
β‘οΈ UNEQUIVOCAL most nearly means: (A) ambiguous; (B) hesitant; (C) clear; (D) temporary. π Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanationβ¦
Jun 17
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copious | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
β‘οΈ COPIOUS most nearly means: (A) scarce; (B) abundant; (C) confusing; (D) delayed. π Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanationβ¦
Jun 16
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draconian | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
β‘οΈ DRACONIAN most nearly means: (A) ancient; (B) complicated; (C) harsh; (D) reptilian. π Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanationβ¦
Jun 13
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ubiquitous | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
β‘οΈ UBIQUITOUS most nearly means: (A) rare; (B) widespread; (C) expensive; (D) temporary. π Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanationβ¦
Jun 12
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tenuous | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
β‘οΈ TENUOUS most nearly means: (A) weak; (B) obvious; (C) permanent; (D) crowded. π Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanation inside.
Jun 11
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ameliorate | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
β‘οΈ AMELIORATE most nearly means: (A) improve; (B) worsen; (C) analyze; (D) postpone. π Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanationβ¦
Jun 10
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ameliorate | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
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garrulous | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
β‘οΈ GARRULOUS most nearly means: (A) excessively talkative; (B) silently brooding; (C) amusing; (D) intellectually curious. π Answer + examplesβ¦
Jun 9
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