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definitive | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
⚡️ DEFINITIVE most nearly means: (A) temporary; (B) unclear; (C) partial; (D) conclusive. 👉 Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanation…
Jun 20
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inundate | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
⚡️ INUNDATE most nearly means: (A) parch; (B) restrict; (C) examine; (D) overwhelm. 👉 Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanation…
Jun 18
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unequivocal | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
⚡️ UNEQUIVOCAL most nearly means: (A) ambiguous; (B) hesitant; (C) clear; (D) temporary. 👉 Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanation…
Jun 17
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copious | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
⚡️ COPIOUS most nearly means: (A) scarce; (B) abundant; (C) confusing; (D) delayed. 👉 Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanation…
Jun 16
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draconian | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
⚡️ DRACONIAN most nearly means: (A) ancient; (B) complicated; (C) harsh; (D) reptilian. 👉 Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanation…
Jun 13
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ubiquitous | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
⚡️ UBIQUITOUS most nearly means: (A) rare; (B) widespread; (C) expensive; (D) temporary. 👉 Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanation…
Jun 12
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tenuous | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
⚡️ TENUOUS most nearly means: (A) weak; (B) obvious; (C) permanent; (D) crowded. 👉 Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanation inside.
Jun 11
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ameliorate | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
⚡️ AMELIORATE most nearly means: (A) improve; (B) worsen; (C) analyze; (D) postpone. 👉 Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full SAT explanation…
Jun 10
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garrulous | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
⚡️ GARRULOUS most nearly means: (A) excessively talkative; (B) silently brooding; (C) amusing; (D) intellectually curious. 👉 Answer + examples…
Jun 9
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laconic | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
⚡️ LACONIC most nearly means: (A) emotionally detached; (B) brief; (C) sarcastic; (D) incomprehensible. 👉 Answer + examples, pronunciation, and full…
Jun 6
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circumvent | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
⚡️ CIRCUMVENT most nearly means: (A) confront directly; (B) cleverly bypass; (C) completely surround; (D) openly celebrate. 👉 Answer + examples…
Jun 4
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insidious | Definition & Meaning for the SAT
⚡️ INSIDIOUS most nearly means: (A) obvious and direct; (B) completely harmless; (C) gradually harmful; (D) loudly aggressive. 👉 Answer + examples…
Jun 3
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