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SAT Word Skills 2 - Lesson 9

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SAT Word Skills 2
thermal
[Adjective]

related to heat or temperature, including how heat moves, how materials expand with temperature changes, and the energy stored in heat

Ex: Thermal imaging cameras detect infrared radiation emitted by objects to visualize temperature variations .
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thermoelectric
[Adjective]

referring to generation of electricity from temperature differences between materials

Ex: thermoelectric generator powered the remote sensor by harnessing temperature differences in the environment .
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the electricity produced through the direct conversion of heat energy, often using a thermocouple

Ex: Using a thermocouple made of bismuth and antimony , the system thermoelectricity from the temperature difference between the hot and cold sides .
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an armed or violent rebellion by a group seeking to challenge or overthrow a ruling government

Ex: Following the economic crisis , there was insurgence of protests demanding government reform .
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insurgent
[Adjective]

referring to a person or group that actively opposes against established authority, usually involving a political or armed conflict

Ex: During the state of emergency, the government responded to the escalating threat of insurgent groups by deploying additional troops.
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a rebellion or armed uprising against established authority

Ex: After the fall of the regime , insurgency formed to challenge the new government .
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apartheid
[noun]

a system where people are treated differently or separated based on their race, ethnicity, or other characteristics

Ex: He wrote a book detailing his experiences growing up apartheid.
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apathetic
[Adjective]

displaying minimal emotional expression or engagement

Ex: Despite the celebration , she apathetic, her face devoid of emotion .
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a long piece of writing on a particular subject that a university student presents in order to get an advanced degree

Ex: The university requires students to defend dissertation before a committee .
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an action that ultimately leads to a negative outcome, often due to lack of knowledge, care, or understanding of the situation

Ex: The government 's neglect of environmental conservation is disservice to future generations who will bear the consequences of environmental degradation .
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to divide something into distinct parts

Ex: The conflict threatened dissever the once-united community into factions and irreparable divisions .
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genesis
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the starting point of a process, event, or entity, often associated with the formation of something new

Ex: genesis of this idea came to me during a moment of reflection .
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genital
[Adjective]

relating to the reproductive organs of the body

Ex: A comprehensive sexuality education curriculum should cover topics such as consent , contraception , and the diversity genital anatomy .
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genitive
[Adjective]

relating to a grammatical case that is used to indicate possession, origin, or a close association

Ex: The article analyzed the morphological changes in the genitive case.
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exemplar
[noun]

a person or thing that serves as an excellent model or example of a particular quality or type

Ex: Her dedication to charity work makes her exemplar of community spirit .
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exemplary
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representing the essential qualities, characteristics, or principles associated with a particular type or category

Ex: The invention of the telephone by Alexander Graham Bell is exemplary illustration of groundbreaking technological innovation .
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to provide a concrete illustration that helps make a concept or idea more understandable

Ex: In his presentation , the scientist exemplifying the principles of quantum physics , providing experimental evidence and visual demonstrations that were making the abstract theories more accessible .
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ignoble
[Adjective]

lacking high standards of morality, dignity, or honor

Ex: History has seen its share ignoble rulers who prioritized their own power and wealth over the well-being of their people .
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ignominious
[Adjective]

(of an action or behavior) making one feel ashamed because it was very bad or unacceptable

Ex: The companyignominious handling of the product launch , with multiple defects and delays , led to a sharp decline in customer trust .
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ignominy
[noun]

a situation or event that causes embarrassment or a loss of respect, particularly when experienced in a public or widespread manner

Ex: The failed launch ignominy to the tech firm .
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