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Habilidades de Palabras SAT 2 - Lección 10

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inadvisable
inadvisable
[Adjetivo]

not recommended to do based on the particular situation

desaconsejable

desaconsejable

Ex: It 's inadvisable to ignore the doctor 's orders regarding medication .Es **desaconsejable** ignorar las órdenes del médico con respecto a la medicación.
inalienable
inalienable
[Adjetivo]

not capable of being transferred or assigned to someone else

inalienable

inalienable

Ex: The copyright to an artist 's lifework is generally inalienable and non-transferable even after their death .Los derechos de autor de la obra de toda la vida de un artista son generalmente **inalienables** y no transferibles, incluso después de su muerte.
inane
inane
[Adjetivo]

lacking meaningful content, purpose, or usefulness

necio, tonto

necio, tonto

Ex: The politicians wasted time with inane bickering instead of discussing actual policy solutions.Los políticos perdieron el tiempo con discusiones **insulsas** en lugar de discutir soluciones políticas reales.
inanimate
inanimate
[Adjetivo]

(of nouns or pronouns) representing non-living objects, things, or entities

inanimado

inanimado

Ex: The distinction between animate and inanimate nouns plays a significant role in some languages ' grammatical systems .La distinción entre sustantivos animados e **inanimados** juega un papel importante en los sistemas gramaticales de algunos idiomas.
rancor
rancor
[Sustantivo]

a feeling of hatred and a desire to harm others, especially because of unjust treatment received

rencor

rencor

Ex: Amidst the political turmoil , the nation was consumed by rancor and divisiveness , further polarizing the population .En medio de la agitación política, la nación estaba consumida por el **rencor** y la división, polarizando aún más a la población.
rancorous
rancorous
[Adjetivo]

showing a feeling of continuing anger over a past event, especially because one was treated unfairly

rencoroso

rencoroso

Ex: She spoke with a rancorous tone about the injustice she had faced .Habló con un tono **rencoroso** sobre la injusticia que había enfrentado.
to exorcise

to remove or expel an evil spirit from a person or place through the use of rituals, prayers, or supernatural methods

exorcizar

exorcizar

Ex: In ancient times , it was common to perform rituals to exorcise spirits believed to bring bad luck .En la antigüedad, era común realizar rituales para **exorcizar** a los espíritus que se creía que traían mala suerte.
exorcism
exorcism
[Sustantivo]

the religious or spiritual practice of driving out evil spirits or entities from a person or place

exorcismo

exorcismo

Ex: The movie depicted a dramatic exorcism scene that scared audiences .La película representó una escena de **exorcismo** dramática que asustó al público.
outreach
outreach
[Sustantivo]

the act of helping or offering services to people who are unlikely to receive it in the normal way

alcance

alcance

Ex: The university hired two new coordinators to expand its medical outreach in rural communities .La universidad contrató a dos nuevos coordinadores para ampliar su **alcance comunitario** en las comunidades rurales.
to outride
to outride
[Verbo]

to surpass someone or something in terms of speed, distance, or performance

ir más rápido que, ir más lejos que

ir más rápido que, ir más lejos que

Ex: I outride my friends during our horseback riding adventures .Yo **supero** a mis amigos durante nuestras aventuras a caballo.
outright
outright
[Adverbio]

without any restrictions, conditions, or further financial obligations attached

en el acto

en el acto

Ex: I want to buy this land outrightso I do n't have to worry about monthly land payments .Quiero comprar este terreno **de una vez** para no tener que preocuparme por los pagos mensuales del terreno.
to tantalize

to torment someone by showing or promising something desirable that remains just out of reach

tentar

tentar

Ex: The treasure map tantalized the explorers with hints of gold .El mapa del tesoro **tantalizó** a los exploradores con indicios de oro.
tantamount
tantamount
[Adjetivo]

equivalent in effect, value, or meaning

equivalente

equivalente

Ex: Ignoring the warning signs is tantamount to inviting disaster .
to abstain
to abstain
[Verbo]

to avoid doing something, especially something that one enjoys

abstenerse

abstenerse

Ex: In an effort to reduce environmental impact , many individuals choose to abstain from single-use plastics .En un esfuerzo por reducir el impacto ambiental, muchas personas optan por **abstenerse** de los plásticos de un solo uso.
abstemious
abstemious
[Adjetivo]

avoiding too much consumption of alcoholic drinks or food

abstemio

abstemio

Ex: The doctor advised him to adopt an abstemious approach to alcohol consumption for the sake of his health .El médico le aconsejó que adoptara un enfoque **abstemio** en el consumo de alcohol por el bien de su salud.
abstinence
abstinence
[Sustantivo]

the voluntary act of refraining from certain activities or substances that one may desire, typically motivated by health, moral, or religious reasons

abstinencia

abstinencia

Ex: Recognizing the negative impact of excessive screen time , she implemented abstinence from electronic devices during meal times .Reconociendo el impacto negativo del tiempo excesivo frente a la pantalla, implementó la **abstinencia** de dispositivos electrónicos durante las comidas.
inconsistent
inconsistent
[Adjetivo]

not staying the same or predictable in quality or behavior

incongruente

incongruente

Ex: The weather forecast was inconsistent, with different sources predicting conflicting outcomes .El pronóstico del tiempo fue **inconsistente**, con diferentes fuentes prediciendo resultados contradictorios.
inconstant
inconstant
[Adjetivo]

changing very often, especially without a convincing reason

inconstante

inconstante

Ex: He was known for his inconstant love interests , often changing partners without a clear explanation .Era conocido por sus intereses amorosos **inconstantes**, a menudo cambiando de pareja sin una explicación clara.
inconvenient
inconvenient
[Adjetivo]

causing trouble or difficulty due to a lack of compatibility with one's needs, comfort, or purpose

inconveniente

inconveniente

Ex: Losing internet access during the presentation was extremely inconvenient.Perder el acceso a Internet durante la presentación fue extremadamente **incómodo**.
inconsiderable
inconsiderable
[Adjetivo]

not enough to attract attention or seem important

insignificante

insignificante

Ex: From a global perspective , the country 's economic output was inconsiderable in comparison to larger economies .Desde una perspectiva global, la producción económica del país era **insignificante** en comparación con las economías más grandes.
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