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SAT Word Skills 1 - Lesson 2

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SAT Word Skills 1
to kindle
[Verb]

to set something on fire

Ex: The ancient ritual involved using a ceremonial torch to kindle a symbolic fire for the festival .
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kindred
[Adjective]

of a similar classification and quality

Ex: The two paintings showcased at the art gallery were of kindred styles, both displaying vibrant colors and abstract forms.
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zeal
[noun]

a great enthusiasm directed toward achieving something

Ex: The volunteers approached their tasks with zeal, eager to make a positive impact on their community .
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zealot
[noun]

a person with very strong opinions on different matters such as religion or politics who tries to impose them on others

Ex: The political zealot was known for his extreme views and unwavering commitment to his party 's agenda .
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zealous
[Adjective]

showing impressive commitment and enthusiasm for something

Ex: His zealous dedication to the cause inspired many to take action .
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to bungle
[Verb]

to handle a task or activity clumsily, often causing damage or problem

Ex: He tried to fix the leaky faucet himself , but his efforts only bungled the plumbing and flooded the kitchen .
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bungalow
[noun]

a one-story construction without stairs, usually with a low roof

Ex: The bungalow featured a beautifully landscaped garden with a variety of tropical plants and flowers .
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miser
[noun]

a person who refuses to spend any of their money, often living in poor conditions

Ex: The play depicted the character of a miser whose obsession with money led to a lonely and unfulfilled life .
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miserly
[Adjective]

having an extreme reluctance to spend money or resources

Ex: They were shocked by his miserly attitude toward the inheritance .
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typical
[Adjective]

having or showing the usual qualities of a particular group of people or things

Ex: A typical day at the beach includes swimming and relaxing in the sun .
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to typify
[Verb]

to display the specifications related to a certain group

Ex: The ancient ruins typify the rich history and heritage of the region .
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financial
[Adjective]

related to money or its management

Ex: She applied for financial aid to help cover tuition costs for college.
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financier
[noun]

a person whose job is handling and lending large amounts of money to other companies or the government

Ex: Sarah aspires to become a financier and is pursuing a degree in finance and economics .
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to writhe
[Verb]

to struggle and make turning and twisting movements in an attempt to break free

Ex: The fish writhed on the hook , trying to escape before being pulled out of the water .
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wry
[Adjective]

twisted or distorted, often indicating dry or mocking humor

Ex: His wry expression showed he wasn’t taking the situation too seriously.
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existence
[noun]

the fact or state of existing or being objectively real

Ex: The existence of ancient civilizations can be proven through archaeological evidence .
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existential
[Adjective]

regarding human's existence and its concerning matters

Ex: The philosopher 's writings explored deep existential themes like death , freedom , and isolation .
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pacific
[Adjective]

tending to keep peace and stay away from conflicts

Ex: The pacific approach of the leader encouraged dialogue and compromise among the team members .
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pacifist
[noun]

an individual who is against war and violence as a way to settle disagreements or conflicts

Ex: Despite threats , the pacifist continued to speak out against violence and aggression .
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to pacify
[Verb]

to take action against violence in order to bring peace

Ex: The mediator sought to pacify the dispute before it escalated further .
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SAT Word Skills 1
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