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SAT Word Skills 1 - Lesson 34

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SAT Word Skills 1
to revise
to revise
[Verb]

to make changes to something, especially in response to new information, feedback, or a need for improvement

Ex: After receiving feedback from the editor, she decided to revise her manuscript to improve its clarity. 
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revisal
revisal
[noun]

the act or process of reviewing and making changes or corrections to a text or plan

Ex: The play's director requested a revisal of certain scenes to enhance the emotional impact on the audience. 
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to gesticulate

to make expressive gestures, especially while speaking, to emphasize or convey meaning

Ex: He gesticulated wildly as he told the story. 
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to gesture

to express a meaning with a movement of the hands, face, head, etc.

Ex: She gestured towards the exit to indicate where the meeting would take place. 
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applicable
applicable
[Adjective]

relevant to someone or something in a particular context or situation

Ex: Please read the instructions carefully and fill out only the sections applicable to your situation. 
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application

the act of utilizing something effectively for a specific purpose or task

Ex: The application of fertilizer improved the crop yield. 
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to exude
to exude
[Verb]

to discharge a substance, especially in small amounts or droplets

Ex: The cactus has the ability to exude moisture during the driest conditions, sustaining itself in the desert. 
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exuberant
exuberant
[Adjective]

filled with lively energy and excitement

Ex: The children's exuberant laughter echoed throughout the park as they played. 
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precision
precision
[noun]

being able to do something the same way every time, without errors

Ex: In cooking, using the same amount of an ingredient every time shows precision. 
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aquatic
aquatic
[Adjective]

related to or adapted for living or functioning in water

Ex: The aquarium showcased a wide variety of aquatic creatures, from colorful fish to mesmerizing jellyfish. 
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aqueduct
aqueduct
[noun]

a channel or pipeline used to transport water over a long distance, usually from a remote source to a town or city

Ex: The ancient Romans built aqueducts to supply their cities with water. 
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aqueous
aqueous
[Adjective]

relating to, resembling, or composed of water

Ex: Her eyes had an almost aqueous shine to them, reflecting the light beautifully. 
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subaquatic
subaquatic
[Adjective]

relating to organisms or plants that live or function both on land and in water

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dexterity
dexterity
[noun]

the ability to use one's hands or body skillfully and quickly to perform tasks

Ex: His dexterity with a paintbrush is remarkable. 
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dexterous
dexterous
[Adjective]

skillful or quick in using one's hands or body

Ex: With dexterous fingers, he easily solved the puzzle. 
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inception
inception
[noun]

the starting point of an activity or event

Ex: The project faced challenges from its inception, requiring constant adaptation. 
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inceptive
inceptive
[Adjective]

marking the beginning or start of something

Ex: The company's inceptive product laid the foundation for a range of innovative gadgets. 
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opulence
opulence
[noun]

wealth or affluence, especially when displayed in a showy manner

Ex: Tourists often visit the city to witness the opulence of its historic mansions and estates. 
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opulent
opulent
[Adjective]

showy and luxurious in appearance

Ex: The opulent palace was adorned with intricate gold decorations and marble statues. 
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