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SAT Word Skills 2 - Lesson 12

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terminal
[Adjective]

(of an illness) having no cure and gradually leading to death

Ex: Emily 's grandfather 's terminal condition made it difficult for him to perform even simple daily tasks .
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to stop or end something completely

Ex: The government terminated the program due to lack of funding .
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terminus
[noun]

the last stop of a transportation line or route

Ex: With multiple termini, the tram line allows passengers to travel to various parts of the city.
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catholic
[Adjective]

having an inclusive nature, characterized by openness and acceptance toward different viewpoints or aspects of human experience

Ex: The professor 's catholic knowledge covered a wide array of subjects .
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the faith and practices associated with the branch of Christianity led by the Pope, including rituals, and moral teachings followed by its members

Ex: The Vatican City is the spiritual and administrative center of Catholicism, housing important religious institutions.
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to incise
[Verb]

to make decorative cuts or markings into the surface of a material by using a sharp-pointed or sharp-edged tool

Ex: The ancient civilization incised detailed hieroglyphics onto stone tablets .
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incisive
[Adjective]

capable of quickly grasping complex topics and offer clear and insightful perspectives

Ex: Her incisive commentary on current events provides valuable insights into political and social issues .
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incisor
[noun]

(anatomy) any of the eight narrow-edged teeth at the front of the mouth that are used for biting

Ex: The orthodontist recommended braces to correct the misalignment of her incisors.
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(of a healthcare professional) to tell someone what drug or treatment they should get

Ex: The specialist prescribed a special cream for my skin rash .
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prescript
[noun]

a set of instructions or guidelines to accomplish a specific goal

Ex: The prescript recommends specific time management strategies to maximize efficiency .
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prescription
[Adjective]

available to be bought only with a written order of a licensed healthcare professional, typically a doctor

Ex: The dentist prescribed a prescription mouthwash to treat her gum inflammation.
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untimely
[Adjective]

happening or being done when it is not appropriate

Ex: His untimely interruption during the presentation caused the speaker to lose track .
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unwieldy
[Adjective]

difficult to move or control because of its large size, weight, or unsusal shape

Ex: He grappled with the unwieldy tent poles , trying to set up the camping shelter .
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venerable
[Adjective]

worthy of great respect due to age, wisdom, or character

Ex: He sought solace in the teachings of the venerable sage , whose words resonated deeply with him .
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to feel or display a great amount of respect toward something or someone

Ex: The ceremony was held to venerate the cultural artifacts from the past .
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antiphon
[noun]

a verse or song relating to a call-and-response pattern, where one group or person initiates a line or phrase, and another group or person responds with a corresponding line or phrase

Ex: In the traditional Latin Mass , the priest recites the antiphon, and the servers respond accordingly .
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antiphony
[noun]

the practice of musical or vocal response between two or more groups, involving involves a call-and-response pattern

Ex: In a call-and-response ritual , the religious leader initiates a phrase or prayer , and the congregation responds in antiphony, creating a communal and participatory atmosphere .
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idolatrous
[Adjective]

referring to the act of worshiping physical objects or representations of deities, rather than the worship of a higher spiritual being or a monotheistic God

Ex: Some missionaries dedicate their life to converting people away from their idolatrous beliefs and guiding them towards monotheism .
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idolatry
[noun]

the worship of physical objects as divine beings, rather than the worship of a monotheistic God

Ex: The prophet delivered a powerful message denouncing idolatry, urging people to forsake the worship of lifeless idols and embrace the monotheistic faith .
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to admire someone excessively, often regarding it as an ideal or perfect figure

Ex: Parents are idolized by their children who admire strong role models in their lives .
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