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Entrails: Definition & Meaning for the SAT 🩺
From a common breakfast food to modern medical textbooks, ENTRAILS is a word you should know, gross or not.
Dec 6
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Dissension: Definition & Meaning for the SAT 😤
Like that awkward family dinner where Uncle Bubba brings up politics, DISSENSION can turn any peaceful gathering into a battlefield of opposing views.
Dec 5
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Omnipotent: Definition & Meaning for the SAT 💪 ⚡ 💪 + SAT Words in Context Practice
New! SAT Words in Context practice. Plus, OMNIPOTENT: What a great word. Very useful. With a great prefix, too. Oh, it's fun to pronounce as well.
Dec 3
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Languor: Definition & Meaning for the SAT 😴
You know that dreamy, lazy feeling on a hot summer afternoon? That's LANGUOR.
Nov 29
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Whereupon: Definition & Meaning for the SAT ⏩
One thing leads to another. That's WHEREUPON in a nutshell.
Nov 29
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Ribald: Definition & Meaning for the SAT 😜
Shakespeare would get canceled on social media today; his plays are full of RIBALD jokes that English teachers avoid explaining!
Nov 22
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Reticent: Definition & Meaning for the SAT 🤫
RETICENT is one of the coolest words ever because it sounds a lot like one of its close synonyms. (Can you guess which one?)
Nov 21
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Obverse: Definition & Meaning for the SAT 🪙
Here's a fancier way to say "heads or tails" with your SAT-prepping friends.
Nov 20
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Obverse: Definition & Meaning for the SAT 🪙
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Sage: Definition & Meaning for the SAT 🧙♂️
Like Yoda without the backward speech. Oh, it's also an herb.
Nov 15
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Anomalous: Definition & Meaning for the SAT 🔍
Hail in the summer? That's what we call ANOMALOUS – something that just doesn't fit the usual pattern!
Nov 14
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Erin Billy
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Amorphous: Definition & Meaning for the SAT 🫧
Ever watch a lava lamp and try to describe those floating blobs? That's AMORPHOUS for you!
Nov 14
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Erin Billy
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Inadvertent: Definition & Meaning for the SAT 😅
Ever hit 'Reply All' when you meant to hit 'Reply'? Congratulations, you've made an INADVERTENT email blast!
Nov 11
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