Habilidades de Palabras SAT 3 - Lección 17

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oblique

[Adjetivo]

positioned diagonally or at an angle, without being parallel or perpendicular

oblicuo

Ex: The oblique path of the comet led astronomers to study its trajectory .La trayectoria **oblicua** del cometa llevó a los astrónomos a estudiar su trayectoria.

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to obliterate

[Verbo]

to eliminate something from one's memory

borrar

Ex: She wanted to obliterate all traces of her ex from her memories .Ella quería **borrar** todos los rastros de su ex de sus recuerdos.

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sanction

[Sustantivo]

an official or decree or statement granting permission or approval

autorización

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sanctimonious

[Adjetivo]

attempting to showcase how one believes to be morally or religiously superior

santurrón

Ex: The sanctimonious nature of his public persona was at odds with his private actions .La naturaleza **santurrona** de su persona pública estaba en desacuerdo con sus acciones privadas.

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sanctity

[Sustantivo]

the state or quality of being sacred or morally pure

santidad

Ex: The sanctity of the Sabbath is observed in many religious traditions through rest and worship .La **santidad** del Sábado se observa en muchas tradiciones religiosas a través del descanso y la adoración.

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equivocal

[Adjetivo]

having two or more possible meanings

equívoco

Ex: The contract 's terms were intentionally equivocal, causing confusion among the parties .Los términos del contrato eran intencionalmente **equívocos**, lo que causó confusión entre las partes.

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to equivocate

[Verbo]

to purposely speak in a way that is confusing and open to different interpretations, aiming to deceive others

ser ambiguo

Ex: When pressed for details , the spokesperson began to equivocate about the company 's plans .Cuando se le presionó para obtener detalles, el portavoz comenzó a **equilibrar** sobre los planes de la empresa.

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innocuous

[Adjetivo]

not likely to cause damage, harm, or danger

inocuo

Ex: The chemical used in the cleaning solution was innocuous when diluted properly .El químico utilizado en la solución de limpieza era **inocuo** cuando se diluía adecuadamente.

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inglorious

[Adjetivo]

having a disgraceful quality

vergonzoso

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infidel

[Sustantivo]

a person who does not acknowledge any religion or believes in a minority religion

infiel

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phenomenon

[Sustantivo]

a fact, event, or situation that is observed, especially one that is unusual or not fully understood

fenómeno, manifestación

Ex: Earthquakes are natural phenomena that scientists continuously study.Los terremotos son **fenómenos** naturales que los científicos estudian continuamente.

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phenomenal

[Adjetivo]

related to a remarkable or exceptional occurrence that is observed or experienced

fenomenal

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idiosyncrasy

[Sustantivo]

an unusual or strange behavior, thought, or habit that is specific to one person

idiosincrasia

Ex: Her obsession with organizing books by color is a unique idiosyncrasy.Su obsesión por organizar los libros por color es una **idiosincrasia** única.

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idiom

[Sustantivo]

a manner of speaking or writing that is characteristic of a particular person, group, or era, and that involves the use of particular words, phrases, or expressions in a distinctive way

idioma

Ex: The comedian ’s idiom was so recognizable that fans could immediately tell which jokes were his own .El **idioma** del comediante era tan reconocible que los fanáticos podían decir inmediatamente qué chistes eran suyos.

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imperfectible

[Adjetivo]

unable to be refined

imperfectible

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imperceptible

[Adjetivo]

impossible or hard to sense or understand

imperceptible

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impassive

[Adjetivo]

not revealing any sort of expression or emotion on purpose

impasible

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impatience

[Sustantivo]

the feeling of being extremely annoyed by things not happening in their due time

impaciencia

Ex: He could n’t control his impatience, so he left early .No podía controlar su **impaciencia**, así que se fue temprano.

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immoderate

[Adjetivo]

exceeding reasonable limits or going beyond what is considered appropriate or moderate

desmedido

Ex: An immoderate amount of caffeine can lead to restlessness and anxiety .Una cantidad **excesiva** de cafeína puede provocar inquietud y ansiedad.

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impalpable

[Adjetivo]

not easy to grasp or understand, often due to being abstract

impalpable

Ex: How can we define something as impalpable as consciousness with clear boundaries ?¿Cómo podemos definir algo tan **impalpable** como la conciencia con límites claros?

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