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SAT Word Skills 6 - Lesson 42

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SAT Word Skills 6
unguent

a type of medicinal or healing ointment or salve applied to the skin

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onrush

a strong forward movement or flow, often rapid or overwhelming in nature

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guise

an external appearance or manner of presentation that often hides the true nature of something

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essence

the core or main idea of something, what makes it special or unique

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frieze

a narrow and decorative border that has engravings or pictures on it, especially above the walls of a room or building

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origin

the point or place where something has its foundation or beginning

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dragnet

a method of searching for and capturing suspects or criminals by systematically covering an area

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tumult

a state of loud, chaotic noise or disorder caused by confusion or unrest

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coterie

a small, exclusive group of people with shared interests

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folderol

ornamental details added without much meaning or purpose

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maidenhood

the period of a woman's life before she is married

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treatise

a long and formal piece of writing about a specific subject

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reprieve

a temporary postponement or cancellation of a punishment

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portent

a sign or indication of what is to come, especially something unfortunate

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spate

a rapid and forceful flow of something, such as water, events, or activities

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sirocco

a hot, dry wind from the Sahara Desert that blows across the Mediterranean, often bringing high temperatures and dust

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stanza

a series of lines in a poem, usually with recurring rhyme scheme and meter

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bigot

a person who holds strong opinions about race, religion or politics and is intolerable of differing views

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streamlet

a small stream or brook, typically characterized by its narrow size

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aura

the unique vibe or feeling that surrounds a person, object, or place, often influencing how it is perceived by others

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