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SAT-Wortfähigkeiten 6 - Lektion 15

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crepuscular
crepuscular
[Adjektiv]

relating to or resembling twilight

dämmerungsartig, die Dämmerung betreffend

dämmerungsartig, die Dämmerung betreffend

Ex: The crepuscular glow of the sky painted the landscape with soft pastel hues. 
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ocular
ocular
[Adjektiv]

pertaining to or relating to the eyes or vision

okular, visuell

okular, visuell

Ex: The optometrist specializes in ocular health, diagnosing and treating various eye conditions. 
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polar
polar
[Adjektiv]

characterized by extreme opposition or contrast

polar, gegensätzlich

polar, gegensätzlich

Ex: Their opinions on the issue were polar, with no common ground. 
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stellar
stellar
[Adjektiv]

outstanding or excellent in quality or performance

herausragend, außergewöhnlich

herausragend, außergewöhnlich

Ex: The orchestra delivered a stellar performance that left the audience in awe. 
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unicellular
unicellular
[Adjektiv]

consisting of a single cell, performing all necessary functions within that one cell

einzellig, unicellulär

einzellig, unicellulär

Ex: Amoebas are unicellular organisms that move and feed by extending pseudopods. 
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callow
callow
[Adjektiv]

(of a person) young and behaving in a manner that displays one's inexperience or immaturity

unerfahren, unreif

unerfahren, unreif

Ex: Despite his callow attitude, he was determined to prove himself. 
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sallow
sallow
[Adjektiv]

yellowish, sickly, or lacking in healthy color

gelblich, fahl

gelblich, fahl

Ex: The prolonged illness left him with a sallow complexion, highlighting the impact on his overall well-being. 
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celibate
celibate
[Adjektiv]

refraining from participating in sexual relations or marriage

keusch, zölibatär

keusch, zölibatär

Ex: The monk took a vow of celibacy, committing himself to a life of celibate devotion to his faith. 
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inveterate
inveterate
[Adjektiv]

habitual, firmly established, and unlikely to change

eingefleischt,  tief verwurzelt

eingefleischt, tief verwurzelt

Ex: Despite numerous attempts to quit smoking, John remained an inveterate smoker, unable to break the habit. 
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penultimate
penultimate
[Adjektiv]

second to last in a sequence or series

vorletzter, penultimate

vorletzter, penultimate

Ex: The protagonist's true identity is revealed in the penultimate chapter of the book, setting the stage for the final showdown. 
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trite
trite
[Adjektiv]

(mainly of ideas, opinions, or remarks) used so often that it no longer has the same effect or originality

abgedroschen, banal

abgedroschen, banal

Ex: His speech was filled with trite phrases that failed to inspire the audience. 
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decrepit
decrepit
[Adjektiv]

lacking vitality and strength or showing signs of extreme age

gebrechlich, heruntergekommen

gebrechlich, heruntergekommen

Ex: The decrepit woman struggled to climb the stairs due to her frailty. 
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elite
elite
[Adjektiv]

associated with superior status, privilege, or excellence

Elite-, exklusiv

Elite-, exklusiv

Ex: The elite athletes competing in the championship displayed unparalleled skill and determination on the field. 
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finite
finite
[Adjektiv]

having measurable limits or boundaries

endlich, begrenzt

endlich, begrenzt

Ex: Time is a finite resource; we only have a limited amount of it. 
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licit
licit
[Adjektiv]

legally and officially authorized or approved by the law

erlaubt, legal

erlaubt, legal

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replete
replete
[Adjektiv]

containing an abundance of something

reichlich, voll

reichlich, voll

Ex: The basket was replete with fresh fruits, ready for the picnic. 
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determinate
determinate
[Adjektiv]

fixed, settled, or definite, without possibility of change or uncertainty

bestimmt, festgelegt

bestimmt, festgelegt

Ex: The determinate outcome of the experiment provided conclusive evidence for the hypothesis. 
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ornate
ornate
[Adjektiv]

elaborately decorated or adorned with intricate details

verziert, mit aufwendigen Details geschmückt

verziert, mit aufwendigen Details geschmückt

Ex: The ornate chandelier hung from the ceiling, casting a dazzling array of light throughout the ballroom. 
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