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SAT Word Skills 2 - Lesson 46

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SAT Word Skills 2
to embody
to embody
[Verb]

to express a particular characterization or a thing as a person

Ex: The protagonist in the novel is crafted to embody the spirit of rebellion. 
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embodied
embodied
[Adjective]

(of something abstract) given a physical form

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embodiment

a living being or a thing that represents something abstract such as a feeling

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inhospitable
inhospitable
[Adjective]

providing an environment where life or growth is difficult or impossible

Ex: The planet's inhospitable atmosphere rendered it unfit for human habitation. 
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inhuman
inhuman
[Adjective]

lacking compassion, empathy, or decency, often being cruel or brutal

Ex: The inhuman treatment of prisoners shocked the international community. 
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ingratitude

absence of appreciation for things one has or has been given

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to ingratiate

to bring oneself into favor with someone by trying to please them

Ex: He tried to ingratiate himself with the hiring manager by praising the company's recent success. 
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ingrate
ingrate
[noun]

a person who expresses no appreciation

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privateer
privateer
[noun]

a heavily armed ship legally able to attack and rob enemy ships

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privation
privation
[noun]

the act of denying someone access to basic needs such as food, money, or rights

Ex: The regime's policies led to widespread privation of civil liberties. 
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privy
privy
[Adjective]

permitted to know something that is kept secret

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chaste
chaste
[Adjective]

free from sexual content

Ex: Their friendship was warm but entirely chaste. 
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chastity
chastity
[noun]

the religious vow of never having any sexual relations

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to chastise

to severely criticize, often with the intention of correcting someone's behavior or actions

Ex: The teacher chastised the student for disrupting the class with loud behavior. 
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herbaceous
herbaceous
[Adjective]

(of plants) not having any hard or woody parts

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herbarium
herbarium
[noun]

a carefully arranged collection of dried plants for study purposes

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herbivorous
herbivorous
[Adjective]

(of an animal) solely feeding on plants

Ex: Cows are herbivorous mammals that graze on grass and other vegetation. 
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dolor
dolor
[noun]

a deep and painful sadness

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dolorous
dolorous
[Adjective]

causing or displaying great sadness or distress

Ex: She gave a dolorous sigh as she read the tragic news. 
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