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SAT Word Skills 2 - Lesson 40

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SAT Word Skills 2
inarticulate
inarticulate
[Adjective]

(of people) unable to express oneself clearly or easily

Ex: The interviewee appeared nervous and inarticulate, stumbling over his responses. 
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inaudible
inaudible
[Adjective]

unable to be heard

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inapt
inapt
[Adjective]

done or said inappropriately in a particular situation

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inauspicious
inauspicious
[Adjective]

marked by ill omens or signs, especially of future misfortune or failure

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incessant
incessant
[Adjective]

happening or continuing without interruption or stopping

Ex: Her incessant chatter during the meeting was distracting to everyone present. 
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indomitable
indomitable
[Adjective]

impossible to be conquered or overcome

Ex: Her indomitable spirit inspired others to persevere in the face of adversity. 
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virulent
virulent
[Adjective]

extremely poisonous

Ex: The snake's bite was virulent and required immediate treatment. 
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virulence
virulence
[noun]

the harmfulness and the high contamination rate of a disease

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pamphlet
pamphlet
[noun]

a small book with a paper cover giving information about a particular subject

Ex: The health clinic distributed pamphlets about nutrition and exercise to promote healthy lifestyle habits. 
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pamphleteer

someone who writes pamphlets, especially one who promotes partisan views on political issues

Ex: In the 18th century, Thomas Paine emerged as a prominent pamphleteer, advocating for American independence with works like "Common Sense." 
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ample
ample
[Adjective]

more than enough to meet the needs or exceed expectations

Ex: The pantry was stocked with an ample supply of canned goods. 
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amplitude
amplitude
[noun]

(physics) the maximum distance a vibrating material, sound wave, etc. such as a pendulum travels from its first position

Ex: In physics, amplitude refers to the maximum displacement of a wave from its equilibrium position. 
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amply
amply
[Adverb]

to an excessive degree or in an extreme manner

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to disclaim

to state publicly that one takes no responsibility for something or has no knowledge of it

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to disclose

to make something known to someone or the public, particularly when it was a secret at first

Ex: The company was legally required to disclose its financial records to shareholders. 
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to discolor

to become less attractive or vibrant in color

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to disconnect

to break the connection between people, objects, devices etc.

Ex: She disconnected the garden hose from the outdoor faucet after finishing watering the plants. 
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surreptitious
surreptitious
[Adjective]

doing something secretly in an attempt to avoid notice

Ex: The cat gave a surreptitious prowl around the kitchen. 
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surreptitiously

in a secretive manner to avoid drawing attention

Ex: He surreptitiously glanced at the answer sheet during the exam. 
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