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SAT Word Skills 2 - Lesson 37

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statuesque
[Adjective]

resembling or suggestive of a sculpture in terms of inner stillness and collected strength

Ex: We visited a park with statuesque lawn art dotting the landscape like living statues .
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statuette
[noun]

a small sculpture, typically one that represents a person

Ex: Miniature statuettes of fictional characters were sold as high-quality collectibles .
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stature
[noun]

the high level of respect people have for someone based on their impressive achievements

Ex: As the founder of the company , she held immense stature among employees .
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statute
[noun]

an officially written and established law

Ex: Under the statute, the company must provide annual safety training for employees .
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microcosm
[noun]

a miniature representation of something larger

Ex: Studies of ant colonies and bee hives reveal orderly microcosms that replicate the functioning of larger societies .
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a precise handheld measuring tool typically used to measure very small distances between 0 and 25 mm

Ex: The machinist carefully measured the width of each engine part with a digital micrometer to ensure it met specifications .
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a piece of equipment used for recording voices or sounds or for making one's voice louder

Ex: The conference room was equipped with a microphone at each table , allowing all participants to contribute to the discussion .
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microscopic
[Adjective]

related to techniques or activities performed with a microscope to observe extremely small objects

Ex: The microscopic images provided by the new equipment were incredibly detailed and clear .
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in-depth scientific investigation at the tiny scale using microscopes to uncover more about how things work

Ex: Biological microscopy applications include pathology examinations and microbiology research .
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artifact
[noun]

a man-made object, tool, weapon, etc. that was created in the past and holds historical or cultural significance

Ex: This artifact, a beautifully carved statue , was a significant find that helped date the historical site .
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artifice
[noun]

a clever action or behavior that is intended to trick and deceive others

Ex: His smile was an artifice designed to hide his true intentions .
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artisan
[noun]

a skilled craftsperson who creates objects partly or entirely by hand

Ex: An artisan created the stained glass windows in the church.
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artesian
[Adjective]

referring to underground water sources where the pressure causes water to flow upward without the need for pumping

Ex: Engineers designed drainage works to control seasonal overflow from agricultural fields recharged by the underlying artesian system .
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artless
[Adjective]

(of speech or actions) simple and straightforward, without cunning or deceit

Ex: His artless explanation of the situation was refreshing compared to the usual evasive answers.
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artful
[Adjective]

(of people) having the cleverness, calculated maneuvers, and efficient skill to reach goals

Ex: The artful politician skillfully manipulated the situation to his advantage .
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habitant
[noun]

an individual who lives permanently or temporarily within a particular environment

Ex: Historians have learned a great deal about early Canadian life by studying diaries kept by St. Lawrence River valley habitants.
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habitable
[Adjective]

suitable to live in and support life

Ex: Engineers designed the spacecraft with redundant life support systems to ensure cabin conditions remained habitable over long durations in deep space .
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habitual
[Adjective]

done regularly or repeatedly, often out of habit

Ex: The family 's habitual Sunday dinner gathering was disrupted by the pandemic lockdown .
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habitude
[noun]

a behavioral pattern that develops into a person's customary reaction because they have performed it regularly in the past

Ex: Public speaking is a habitude she strengthens by volunteering at community events whenever possible .
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the capacity of an environment or living space to support human life, health, and productivity

Ex: Declining infrastructure , lack of economic prospects and high crime rates have reduced the attractiveness of habitability in some inner city zones .
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